The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-06-30
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effects to move to Herring Iowa,
where he assumes the mercantile bus
mess he recently purchased.
| Chas. Teaquist and family of Spen-
Ger, Ncb., arc visiting with relatives
and friends in and around Niron this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Schmidt, Of
| DeniSon came to kiron Friday after
noon for Il short stay and visit Mt
the Will Schurkc home west of town.
Albert Bringleson purchased the
residence building known rs the r. +.
SEWERS homo formerly one mile west
of town Of e. Wanglcr. Mr.. Bringlc-
town on his lot near the kiron high
school. -
DR.. G.. +. Morton and wife expect
to leave Sunday for points in the cas-
tern part of the state and then on 10
Minneapolis and return by the way
of Sioux Falls. S. Oak. They intend
to make the trip by auto and to have
a good time sight seeing and visiting
relatives.
Mrs. J. A. Lawrence residence Mon
day morning which was vacated last
week by Mr.. and Mrs. c. a. Anders
who moved to their future home at
Herring.
Sunday meetings drew n great
many from other points, delegations,
were noticed from DenisOn, Deloit,
Odebolt, Arthur. Many strangers
from other points who were visiting
in adjoining neighborhoods came to
Kiron in the morning and remained
over the days services.
Mrs. c. A. Larson and daughter
Mrs. Gust Sahlstrom, left Monday for
Minneapolis to spend a few days to
visit at the home of her daughter and
sister, residing there and take in the
sights of the twin cities.
= Rev. John, Cedargren returned last
Friday from his trip to the west
where he attended the General Annual
conference OF the Free church.
On Tuesday of this week Mrs. G. A.
Norelius and daughters, the Mlisen
Irma and Elsie start for pleasant
eastern trip for visit and sight see
ing tour. Among points of interest
they will visit are Washington, d. c.,
Boston, New York, Philadelphia and
Niagara Falls. AT Niagara. Fails
they will be joined by MICS Jessie
Norelius who is stationed at Hart
ford, Conn, being a nurse there. II.
Hildren l.undberg made a trip by
auto Sunday morning from Pomeroy,
to spend the day in kiron visiting rel
ativeS and erfinds.
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well known resident in the neighbor-
hood of town, passed away on Satur-
day morning at the home of her
daughter and .son-in law, Mr.. and Mrs
Chas lverson at Alta, Iowa. At pres
ent writing funeral arrangements
have not been completed. We lack
the details of this respected pioneer
and will therefore give the obituary
next week.
Axel Bloom, Avel Segerstrom and
others were fortunate in getting
stock cars last week so they could
market hogs and cattle.
Fred Quade, having returned from
a trip through the southern part or
the state, reports that rain was much
needed there and farther that the
crops in this vicinity are far ahead
of many places in the state.
r. L. Anderson was Wall Lake
passenger on Thursday last week.
Mrs. l. A. B. Johnson is visiting at
the parental home in town, the II.
l.. Anderson home.
officer, A. F. Johnson. accompanied
by S. r. Dolk, transacted official
business in the western part of the
county Wednesday.
"Ronc dry" is surely something
peculiar. it cannot be that the bones
in the body of a human dry up, but
rather the opposite, enlarGes to the
extent that it will walk one satllrat'
ed with hell's Fire Water into law,
lessness regardless Of the results and
cost, Steal car. drive it few
miles, wreck it, order garage to get
it. hire ones way to another town.
and then to another, from there to
other parts of the country in search
of more rot gut" to satisfy the
craving that was satisfied and re-
suited in the theft, such is the case
not thousand miles away, and at
that they got by cheap.
Il. r.. Clauspn returned from Koch
ester, Mimi, where he left Mrs.
Clauson under the care of physicians
at the Mayo Bros. hospital. May
this lncighbor wife and mother rccu-
Derate soon and be restored to the
health and to her family is surely
the wish of all.
Reuben Lundberg and Edwin Carl
son returned from Chicago, where
they had marketed stock.
Fred Lundberg severed his connec:
ton with. tho Kiron Auto Co, ana
will soon depart for parts in Kansas
to help harvest the grain.
Robt. Sjogrcn returned from South
Dakota, having spent a week visit
ing with relatives and friends.
The friends of DIR. and Mrs. Lowell
Burrows were surprised to find that
they together with Mr.. and Mrs: Al
hort Hanson and daughter. May,
drove to town to renew acquaintain'
ces and look over the town. Doctor
with his family were citizens OF Isl
ron in the early days OF the town.
as was also the Hanson family.
Several homes were visited and TO-
gether they returned to Odebot
Thursday evening.
G.. A. Noreius is sojourning in the
Dakotas, where he has business tran
snctions and land interests to look al
ter. ,. o,,oa
Chas. Teaq,list, of Nebraska, called
m friends at KirOn. having made
the trip here with his family in car.
John Cedargren returned from Den
yer on Friday, having attended the
meeting of the Evangical chtlrch;
Peter J. Englund and wife, or Des
Moines, ended n pleasant stay IN AL
ron on Friday and returned nome
having been the guest Of +. "A. feter-
sen. ~, .:.a
G. Carlson, of Aurora. Neb., visited
with his children and many friends
last week. returning to his home the
forepart of the week.
Swan Ogard was n passenger to
Bower on Thursday.
julius Stevenson together with ms
ncighbor, Emil Tollufsen, or soldier
came to Kiron to have their insur
ance extended and added to with the
Farmers Mutual. Their needs We're