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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1911
Page
5
Denver Baptist Church invites all members and visitors to Sunday School at 9:30. Sunday preaching at 10:30 and 7:30 p m with 6:30 Sunday evening. B x P 7:30 Prayer Meeting Wednesday. Choir practice Saturday 7:30. A business meeting is set for Wednesday April 12 on account of important church business. Reno Tacomo, Pastor.
The Brethren Church invites all to 9:30 Sunday School each Sunday morning and a Bible Class open to all on Tuesday evenings at 7:30.
Morning 9 30 Sunday School. Evening service 4 00 Epworth League gathering announced for the Methodist Church with sessions listed for Sunday.
Levi Milam announces a portable saw mill will be set up at the Robert Bond farm east of Denver toward the end of March or early April. He will perform all custom sawing brought to the site.
Prompt execution of a mortgage exemption noted for the period March 1 to April 30. Filing under J. D. Oates with address at Journal Building Peru, Indiana.
Local ad-like notice touts a store offering groceries nations cigars tobacco fruits fishing tackle post cards and related goods under the Phillips name.
Rev and Mrs Tacoma of Denver were Sunday guests of G A Miller west of town. Miss Kate Hamilton visited Miss Grace Harris west of town. Leores Warner travels to Tipton this week. Measles hit several locals: Charles Bayless David Rockey Hazel Kreider Gladys Kreider Beulah Warner. Irvin Zartman and family visited Verl Zartman near Fulton Sunday. Marion Bayless now called Grandpa for keeping step with music. Charles Bayless and wife welcomed a baby girl. Clarence Chatman and family attended his father's funeral in Peru last week. Misses Anna Edna Tacoma Dee Fouts and Charles Huston visited Beulah Warner Sunday. Schools closed last Saturday March 24 with a fine student entertainment. Teachers were Edward Marburger and Maasalene Leedy. Mrs Basha Fleet of Tipton visiting daughter Mrs O Warner. Mrs Emery Kreider remains ill this winter. Will Wright near Deedsville transacted business Thursday. Mrs Marshall Benge and children of near Twelve Mile visited her parents. Miss Sadie Jones of Deedsville visited Miss Lula Green last Saturday night.
Miss Gertrude Sunday visited the High School Monday afternoon. Several were absent late last week. The school closed last Tuesday for summer vacation. Most pupils were promoted though some were not. Primary pupils guided by Miss Wright gave an entertainment Tuesday afternoon with several visitors present.
Miss Lois Kline was the guest of Miss Winifred Carson Saturday night and Sunday. Claude Bridegroom and wife were in Peru Sunday visiting with Ed Marfin and wife.
Everett Gage and his Peru family were guests of the W 5 Carson family and relatives on Sunday evening.
Winona Interurban Railway Company presents a timetable effective December 1 1910 with northbound departures at 6 10 am 8 10 am 10 10 am 12 10 pm 2 10 pm 4 10 pm 6 10 pm 8 12 pm 10 25 pm and southbound 6 45 am 8 45 am 10 45 am 12 45 pm 2 45 pm 4 45 pm 6 55 pm 8 36 pm 11 07 pm Daily service Winona Flyer runs Goshen to Indianapolis through cars Peru Warsaw South Bend Michigan City for freight and passenger traffic inquiries contact O Sullivan BP and P Warsaw Indiana.
Trustee Charles Simons conducts business in Denver on Wednesday. Mrs. L A Haines remains bedridden with La Grippe. Mrs. W O Piper returns to Denver from Ohio. Wanted ten thousand dozen fresh clean eggs at market price. Tribune offers low cost printing for invitations letters and labels. Various local residents visit relatives and Gov. Marshall travels through Denver en route to Indianapolis. Tribune Office promotes low priced high grade printing services.
Notice from Indiana Miami County before Justice of the Peace Charles C Haag. Peru Credit Exchange, a corporation organized under Indiana laws, appears to involve John Harris as a party in this matter.
The Ladies Aid Society of the M. E. Church met at the home of Mrs. B Derek on Wednesday afternoon. Members discussed plans and shared fellowship in a brief gathering.
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