Quarantine Extends to Six Families in Denver Area
Authorities report six families under quarantine after a contagious disease case. Names linked to the outbreak include George Lee John Benedict Frank Matthias Samuel Yoder Perry Tharp Jr and B E Gage in Denver. Physicians urge maximum precautions for exposed individuals to halt further spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Murphy
George Lee
John Benedict
Frank Matthias
Samuel Yoder
Perry Tharp, Jr
B. E.gage
Denver
Fire Alarm Causes Minor Damage at Local Site
Fragmentary report notes a fire alarm incident causing minor damage and a small financial impact around a local area. Unclear details include a person named George Gayten and surrounding circumstances.
Robbers Break Door At Denver Drug Store Not Successful
Denver residents report a break in at W L Pipers Drug Store yesterday morning. thieves did not take goods and left only door damage. a horse missing from B F Dereks wagon was found later by A L Fouts tied by Eel River. public suspects home talent. Charles Griswold named auditor candidate in Republican column. Mabel Anglemire of Fulton joins Merediths millinery staff in Denver. Anson Williams reports his son L B Williams in Manila and sailing to Japan on March 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
W. L. Piper
B. F. Derek
A. L. Fouts
Eel River
Mabel Anglemire
Fulton
H. J. Meredith
Merediths
Miss Anglemire
Anson Williams
Tribune Office
Phillipine Islands
L. B. Williams
Williams
Manila
Japan
Local ladies entertained at country home
Mrs Albert Woolley of Tiosa Mrs Glen Andrews of Peru land Mesdames Anna Murphy and Jane Murphy of this place were pleasantly entertained at the beautiful country home of Mr and Mrs Henry Lewis Monday Rev H Lacey left yesterday the text records a social gathering with named individuals and a departure note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Woolley
Tiosa
Glen Andrews
Peru
Anna Murphy
Jane’ Murphy
Henry’ Lewis
Local Happenings and Visitors in Peru and Nearby
Gustin Bros advertise picture mouldings. J L Berkheiser and wife visited Peru on Tuesday as did Edward and Frank Imbhoof on business. Elmer Thompson dined with Charles Thompson. Mack and Frank Moon of Peru visited Grant Moon and family. L A Herkheiser rode to Peru by bicycle Tuesday. Ora Andrews and family of Peru spent Tuesday with Elbert Miller. Scott Whitmore and wife moved into a new home in South Denver. Acel Dukes and I C Brower attended a relative’s funeral in Rouon. P S Sullivan of Peru farms north of Denver this week. Gilford Lacey stayed with Frank Cox of Mexico. Ed Cole, Frank Staller, Glen Cole, and Sam Berger hauled corn for P S Sullivan and visited J T Speck. Mrs W C Loy of Rochester visited. Relatives attended Mrs Oliver Cool’s funeral in Perrysburg. Mrs S M Fisher and son Halstead of Peru are guests of Isaac Fisher. T J Green and wife of Tipton returned home after visiting W S Carson. A five pound baby girl born to Emond Raber and wife on Wednesday. Isaac Fisher and daughter Sue, and Mrs S M Fisher and son Halstead visited Cass Co yesterday. Grimes & Co received three tents from Chicago for Canada-bound parties. Mrs Jesse Mussellman of Chi li visited Eri Gustin and wife en route home after visiting her father Thomas Skinner. The Kirbys and Miller households and James G Lacey were entertained at the Gustin home yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ora Andrews
Peru
Elbert Miller
Scott Whitmore
Denver
Acel Dukes
I. C. Brower
Rouon
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Hall & Loewenthal
Klothing
Spalding
Eorge Gayten
Charles Griswold
Rev. H. Lacey
The
Gustin Bros
J. L. Berkheiser
Edward and
Frank Imbhoof
Elmer Thompson
Charles Thompsson
Mack
Frank Moon
Grant Moon and Family
L. A. Herkheiser
P. S. Sullivan
Penu
Gilford Lacey
Frank Cox
Mexico
Ed Cole
Frank Staller
Glen Cole
Sam Berger
Land
Owat
J.T. Speck
Oliver Cool
Perrysburg
S. M. Fisher
Halstead
Isaac Fisher
T. J. Green
Tipton
W.S. Carson
Sue
Cass,Co
Mark Morrow
Grimes & Co
Chicago
Canada
Jesse Mussellman
Chili
Eri Gustin
Thomas Skinner
Twelve Mile
Wallace
Kirby
Olive Miller
Wayne
Meda Medsker
Eric Gustin
James. G. Lacey
Tri
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