The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-08-18

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Tracy North and Will Huckstep of
De1oit transacted business in Kiron on
Saturday forenoon. 81
Mr.. and Mrs. e. N. sandstrom and
Mr.. and Mrs. p. G. Lundell autoed to
Sioux City Saturday afternoon return
ing the Following day.
fef Miss Ethel Tureen and her Sunday
Fschool class were passengers Friday
noon for. Lake View. where they spent
"a very enjoyable picnic outing. Autos
met them at the lake in the evening
for their return. III
Sheriff Greene of Denison. spent Fri.
day afternoon in Kiron on official bust
ness. His many friends were pleased
to meet him while niscreants were
kept on their nerves during his stay.
The advertised farm sale of G. A,
Lundberg held on Saturday afternoon,
drew fair crowd. The best bid OBJ
tanned was $425 an acre and no bid of
the personal property was received. AS
lit was generally known that the pro-
perty would not pass out OF the hands
Of the owner unless his price was re.
ceived, 1t had tendency to check the
interest and bidding.
The state representative from Ames
II. p. Benson, who visited this locality
Friday afternoon, where he held poul-
try culling demonstration at the farm
of Alfred Larson at Old Kiron, drew
quite few interested farmers, and
proved an interesting affair which will
prove profitable future for them along
the poultry line. Out of Mrs. Larson's
fine flock of some eighty head, forty
four head were culled out as slackers
and Improbable. From the demonstra-l
|tion held, the poultry raiserS learned
the secret Of culling their own Hooks
which will save them considerable high
priced feed to fowls returning no rev.,
enue. Considerable information or val
ue was given along the line of feeding
and properly housing flocks ana the
dies for same. One point he wanted
them to bear in mind when purchasing
male birds for their flock was to ind
out the egg laying record for THAT
strain instead of the SHOW. prize rec
ord Several who We're present became
so Interested that they arranged with
Mr.. Benson to return the following DAY
to Gull their. fiocks and give further
information which will be OF value TO
them in their poultry raising.
The miscreants who were guilty OF
the dirty work in. town during the
hours of might between Tuesday and
Wednesday in which they evidently In.
tended to pour out their. spleen against
the law and order of our town. II APP
pretended, they will no doubt have
ample time meted out to them to repent
Of their internal work. The entire law
abiding number Of our town and sur
roufding country severely condemns
the action Of the neferious gang, VINO
participated in the affair. A skunk IS
to be. more respected, who openly gives
warming Of his disgusting work sthan
a bunch who in their cowardly scheme,
will, like thieves and hoodlums seek
the still hours of the night to commit
their deeds They certainly were
ashamed of their low work. hence
sought the darkness to commit ana
hide their identity.
Mr.. and Mrs Harvey kellar drove TO
Otto. Iowa, Sunday morning where they
attended picnic and visited frlends
during the day
On last Wednesday, August 11th, &C.
cured the marriage of Miss Ardyne,
sSkarin to- Fred c: Quade at Comfrey,
Milan, Miss Skarin lis the daughter
pf Mr. ana Mrs. Chas. Skarin. OF kir-
on NJ ana has grown to a splendid Wo-
Ri lSGods in our midst The groom,
sE1ttssff {auade, is son of Mr.. and MRS.
sisfs6dSlSHAe Of iI<iron. who likewise has
grown up in our midst and the past
few years has been farming his fatn,
er's farm near Comfrey, MINI. Where
their future home will be. Both these
young people are well known in our
vicinity and their many friends wish
them a full measure OF happiness ana
success.
Marvin Snare made a flying trip to
Pomeroy and Fort Dodge by auto on
Saturday last.
Rev. E. H. Sundberg, of Gothenburg,
Neb., former pastor of the Free Church
at Kiron and we'll known to many here
will soon be wed to Miss Josephine NY
strom of Omaha, daughter OF DR.. j. y.
Nystrom. Miss Nystrom has many
acuuaintances here whom she made
during her visit last summer.
Miss Ida Tureen arrived on Saturday
last from Omaha for few weeks rest
and vacation to visit friends and rela-
tiyes.
Axle Peterson returned home Satur.
day to stay. having recently completed
his service in the~U. s. navy, where ne
enlisted during the war, being honor
ably discharged. His many friends are
most pleased to have him return safe
and sound and to once more remain
permanently. sis
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Ward return
ed Saturday evening from a two weeks
auto trip vacation in the north and
eastern part of the state, visiting some
of the larger towns and places of in
terest. While on their trip they visit
ed the Little Brown Church in the.
Male at Nashau, Iowa. They had a
most delightful time and trip.
p. w. Harding, of Lorimer, Iowa. has
accepted a position in the Chas. Barton
err store. as assistant funeral director
and embalmer, and is now at his home
packing his household goods, prepara-
tory to moving to Denison. He has Sc
cured lease on the new house rel.
Gently built by Mr.. Nels Pearson at
Arnold and fremont streets. Mr.. Har-
ding is graduate of the Hohenschuh-
fSarnenfer College of Ennhalming at