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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1919
Page
2
The note states a second class matter designation for a Denver Indiana post office item dated April 12 1897 indicating its mailing status and archival handling.
Two deaths in Adams township are reported Uncle David Young aged 94 and Mrs Dorothy Crippen. Funeral for Uncle David at Corrinth Brethren Church led by Rev Steward with burial in Corrinth cemetery. Mrs Crippen buried at Mount Hope, Logansport. Local movements include Levi Maus at Twelve Mile elevator and family visits to Denver. A Twelve Mile Ladies Aid dinner is planned for before Easter. Dalzell and Schwank own a new Twelve Mile store. Eggs listed at 37 cents a dozen.
Grace Ream stayed with Martha Fisher in Denver over Sunday. E. O. Sullivan and S. D. Berger attended the Herrel sale in Ebenezer last Wednesday. Mrs. Cora Fisher visited Mrs. Will Ream on Thursday. Frank Matthias and sister Alvena called on S. D. Berger and wife Sunday. Mrs. Mary Ream and son of Denver visited her parents, Joe Dillman and wife, on Monday. Mary Sullivan and Alvena Ream called on Mrs. W. F. Newbold and family Sunday afternoon. Henry Robinson and family, Gus Cornell and Grandma Berger were in Peru Saturday night. Elmer Ream was Frank Matthias's dinner guest Monday. Paul Dewald was busy hauling Monday with helpers S. D. Berger and G. O. Lee. Blanche Buck and her Peru-born son spent several days with Mrs. Will Ream.
Dewald badly cuts finger while sawing. Visitors from Wisconsin and North and South of region greet locals. Several families hosted Sunday gatherings with neighbors and relatives including Hays, Harding, Dewald, See, and Bowman & Co. also reroofed Matthia barn this week.
Mrs Emaline Norris of Rochester was entertained at her brother Merritt Murphy's home. L H Dice and Nellie Waggoner hosted dinner for J W Dice and wife near Weasaw. Russell Long, Denver stock buyer, visited Indianapolis for two carloads of cattle. Harry L Hagee's Harness Store Peru advertised leather goods including harnesses collars whips and bags at savings.
William A. Roach secretary of state certifies that Geo A Jones Hardware Company filed required papers for voluntary dissolution under Indiana law on March 26 1919. The corporation and officers are in the process of dissolution and the papers show compliance with the act.
Mrs. S. M. Waggoner remains ill at home in East Denver. Miss Nel lie Waggoner has been off duty this week due to her mother’s illness. Donald Greer of Champaign Illinois visited his mother Mrs. T. M. Greer, returning to the University of Illinois to graduate in June. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Miller moved their goods from Milliron property to Mrs. George Tombaugh’s in South Denver near the river bridge, and the Tombaughs moved to Bonnie Castle Wisconsin, near Lake Winona. The Brethren Church Good Samaritan class met at Hal Maus home April 2 with fourteen guests enjoying music and refreshments. A short business session planned the next meeting for Lyman Maus home.
Mrs Lulu Gustin and her daughter Anna plan to move to Peru on Monday for employment. Mrs Gustin will serve as housekeeper for an elderly man on West Main Street, while Anna will work as a clerk at Miller Bros Store on South Broadway. Purina Chick Feed and Purina Young Team claim to keep chicks healthy and profitable. Sold by Harry L. Hage in Peru Indiana.
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