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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1900
Page
5
A funeral tribute from Fulton Indiana recalls Mrs. Cakri Pownall Mohler Kinley died April 9 1900 aged 56 and notes marriage to John H Mohler in 1870 with three sons two daughters and church membership. The article records a Baptist church funeral by Rev Bender and thanks from family for support.
A Monday morning blaze at the Ward Brothers livery barn in Peru killed Riley Gregory and 31 horses. Two hearses and dozens of vehicles burned as hay mows fed the flames. Estimated loss runs around $17,000 with little insurance.
Mrs. Nancy Mohler wife of John Mohler died at her home north of town after a several week illness. She was daughter of Mrs. Mary Lewis and highly regarded by all who knew her. Funeral services were held at the Baptist church Tuesday at 11 30 conducted by Rev W A Bender of Mexico then interment in Chili. Lewis was born in Wayne County Indiana on July 13 1843.
Farmers plow and sow oats as health concerns rise with Grandma Cussmaul in poor health. Mrs Scott and Jel ta visit Cass county kin at Grandma Aley’s over Sunday. Mrs Cool also ill. William and Earl Lee from Leiters Ford stayed with relatives here. The Wizard measures honey by the bushel. Miss Emma Berger visited friends in Wabash county.
Mrs. Rachel Brown and Mrs. Cora Sarver of Perrysburg visited Thursday afternoon with Mrs. John Fahl and daughter. Otto Nathanial Thompson saw ed wood several days last week. Mrs. Sarah Iden of Twelve Mile is spending weeks with Mrs. Albright. Many locals attended the baptism at Mud Creek Sunday. John Benedict moved his family to the LaDue farm to farm.
Dr. Ridenour a longtime practitioner in the area died at his Chili home last Monday after a period of declining health. Widely known in the community, he had reduced practice to office work in recent years. Funeral services will be held today under the Masons who counted him as a member.
Certification notes Grace Lindesmith widow of James Lindesmith has received one thousand dollars in full from the Knights of the Maccabees of the World. James was a member of Excelsior Tent No. 15 in Denver Indiana. A check followed eight days after papers were filed.
The list shows appointments of M E ministers for the Warsaw District including JA Lewellen Akron RH Brightmire Baker J O Carter Nelson Denver FJ Spec Andrews WH C E Davis Columbia City WW J Baker Etna Run Inwood JH Walj Carey La Gro ell J W Titlman nest Lutes Macy First Church Mad Face Church J H and Sweetser C E JM Stewart Mex fount Etna J Z Bar aster A S Wooten H Kemp Pierceton Inn J L Hutchens Jones South Whit n Buren J W Walt Church H N Herrett North M North Webster H Wilkinson Silver Lake Dley J E Er Warren J B Alleman Warren G F Osborne Warsaw Chancey King Warsaw Circuit AD Lexander. Other ministers include Lc Zimmermith Harlan S C Norris Roanoke P Powell Peru SW Singer Anderson G B Work Dunkirk W B Freed Farmland G H Hill Presiding Bilder Richmond District.
Dense local items cover town events from Denver and Peru including visits, schooling, funerals, and entertainments. Notable names: Hall Loewenthal, L. C. Dukes, Mrs. Woolley, Mrs. Mohler, Rev J I McCoy, Dr Spooner, George Piper, Clar a Pirie, W. E. Howes, John H Stephens. Also notes on fires, Easter promotions, and real estate.
Epworth program lists a roll call scripture response and minutes of the previous session followed by a song and a discussion on The Bread of Life from John 6 24 40 led by Rosa Fagan. Easter Entertainment then takes over the meeting.
An advertisement promotes Dr Kings New Life Pills as a gentle remedy for headache and constipation. It warns against dangerous remedies like powder milk explosion dramatic minerals and warns against harsh products such as caramels croton oil or aloe pills. The pills are priced at 25 cents at the Post Office Drug Store.
Wanted several persons to represent me as district office managers in this state and surrounding counties. Willing to pay yearly $000, payable weekly. Desirable employment with unusual opportunities. References exchanged. Enclose self-addressed stamped envelope to A. Park, 320 Caxton Building, Chicago.
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