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Newspaper

Denver Tribune

Location

Denver, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1899

Page

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Neighborhood News Notes From The Courier

Stacy Orr lies sick for a month then improves. Chas Long from near Denver buys cattle in the area. Sylvia Rush seeks pupils for a summer school. Ed Donaldson suffers a sore neck recently. Nearly all locals attend Isaiah Miller’s funeral. Easter egg hides spark A Foolish jest. Arthur Baldwin struggles to repair roads by horse. Obituary of Prerx-a-Boo married to Love Ma Haffie on Feb 28 1887. four children with one died in infancy. Funeral at German Baptist church Mexico April 2 led by Elder Gorman B Heeter assisted by Elder D P Shively. Burial nearby. bride praised, many gifts given. Congratulations to the couple.

Ma Haffie Sam Harry Hazel Mable Mexico Gorman B. Heeter North Manchester D. P. Shively

Death of Isaiah Miller in Stringtown area

Isaiah Miller son of Levi Miller lived near Stringtown. Born June 24 1854 in Miami County Indiana died March 31 1899 at age 44 years 9 months and 7 days after a three day illness of bowels. A faithful Bible student and church member baptized in 1891, he requested annointing shortly before death and spoke comforting words to family. He held church offices with honor and stood as a respected figure in the community.

Isaiah Miller Stringtown Levi Miller William Isaiah Miller Miami County Indiana

Lydia Losher obituary notes 1830 birth and 1899 death

Lydia Losher born September 25, 1830 died March 27, 1899 at 68 years 6 months 2 days. She married J W Losher October 18 1857, with three children J W Losher Medford Oregon J S Losher died in infancy and Mary E Moon. She joined the church at eighteen and lived in faith until death. She moved from Columbiana County Ohio in 1857 to Perrysburg where she resided. Funeral at Perrysburg on Wednesday March 29 conducted by Rev J M Baker.

Lydia Losher Piper J. W. Losher J. W.losher Medford Oregon J. S. Losher Mary E. Moon Perrysburg J. M. Baker

Easter Dinner at Jesse Woods Family Oasis

An Easter Sunday gathering brought Jesse Dunn and family, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wade and son Burton, and Mrs. Hasty to Jesse Woods and family west of town. A sumptuous dinner, pleasant conversation, and singing followed by praise for the Woods hosts. Mrs. Woods noted as champion egg eater. inquiries directed to Mrs. Hasty.

Jesse Dunn Joseph Wade Burton Hasty Jesse Woods Mr. Woods Woods

Wedding of Milton Essig and Stella Van Fleet

At the M E parsonage in Denver on Sunday evening April 2 1899 at six o clock occurred the happy wedding of Mr Milton Essig and Miss Stella Van Fleet Rev J M Baker officiating The groom is a very industrious young man of Columbia City

M. E. Parsonage Denver Milton Essig Stella van Fleet J. M. Baker Columbia City

Death of Dr Amos Woolley in Warsaw

Relatives received telegrams last Monday morning announcing the death of Dr. Amos Woolley at his Warsaw home after a period of illness. He was the father of Mrs. Merrit Murphy of Woolleytown and an uncle of the editor, well known to many readers. Funeral arrangements had not been learned at press time.

Amos Woolley Warsaw Merrit Murphy Woolleytown

Resolutions of Respect by Carrie Harrison Circle No. 6

Denver notables Ella Berndt J Stanley and N Dell depart as charter and active members of Carrie Harrison Circle No 6 1849. Resolutions praise their service in early days with entertainments for treasury, prayers for health and future care, and note three vacant chairs. Published in Denver Tribune.

Carrie Harrison Denver Ella Berndt Bell J. Stanley N. Dell Berndt Stanley Dell Denver Tribune E. Manchester S. J. Books M. E. Frienp

Local Store Deals and Community Notices in Peru

Additional local Felts at cost at the Klondike Store in Denver. Thread priced at four cents a spool at Wright's. M Rappert of Peru was seen on our streets Tuesday. Mrs Tell Murphy and child ren visit John Murphy and wife. Hall and Loewenthal, Peru's popular clothiers, have a change of ad. Robert Mitchell sold his interest in the butcher shop to John Murphy, who is now sole proprietor.

Lydia Forgy Payson Street Opera Drug Store Jessie Tracee Chicago N. W. Arnest Opéra Drug Store Wright’s. M. Rappert Peru Robert Mitchell John Murphy

Remedies Promising Cure for Longstanding Blood Trouble

An advertisement claims a product called Berees Litrir Giant PILis, taken twice weekly, will drive diseased germs from the body. It asserts lasting life improvements though it cautions patience for a condition years in the making. Signed by W. L. Piper.

W. L. Piper

Also Mentioned on This Page

Neighborhood News Courier Stacy Orr Chas. Long Sylvia Rush Ed Donaldson Jacob Fouts Arthur Baldwin Columbiana County Ohio Mr. Woolley Wright Charley Bowman Emanuel Sunday W. J. Piper Clarence Fouts Marion Rose Mikesell Rev. Baker Decatur Powers That Be Epworth League Mis Bertha Godfrey Etta Kisaman J. B. Bair Washington Avenue Glen Laura Murphy Maye Bell Hallie Kreider Cora Eikenberry Gertrude Medsker The First Baptist Church of Jas. A. Koontz Wright's William Kessler Mrs. Koontz Harrison Street Oliver Cool Town Linnie Rev Koontz Mrs. Cool Thomas’ Orchestra Philippines Thomas Filippines Otis, Wheaton MacArthur Logansport Journal Klondike Tell Murphy Hall & Loewenthal
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