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Denver Tribune

Location

Denver, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Apr 19, 1906

Page

5

James Davis Death A Well Known Indiana Farmer

James J. Davis born August 24 1842 in Madison County Ohio died April 13 1906 at age 63 years 7 months 19 days. He lived in Richland township Miami County Indiana since 1852 and married Martha Jameson March 20 1884. A veteran of the 12 Indiana Cavalry he reportedly took his own life after health worries. Funeral at Chili Methodist Church with Masons rites. large community turnout.

James Davis James J. Davis Madison County Ohio Richland Township Miami Co Indiana Martha Jameson Indiana Cavalry Methodist Church Chili Rev. H. Lacey Chili Lodge of Masons Mr. Davis Frank Cook

Wedding Bells in Rochester as Anglemyer and Bookwalter Unite

Last Thursday at three o clock in the bride Grace Anglemyer of Rochester wed Warren Bookwalter of Twelve Mile. Rev Switzer of the Rochester M E Church joined them. The groom, oldest son of Mr and Mrs Frank Bodékwalter, is a machinist in Logansport. The bride is Liberty townships noted teacher. Miss Mable Anglemyer, sister of the bride, attended.

Grace Anglemyer Rochester Warren Bookwalter Twelve Mile Switzer M. EB Frank Bodékwalter Logansport Liberty Tribune Mable Anglemyer

Captain Volpert 20 Years In Peru As Citizen Blacksmith

Twenty years ago Captain John W Volpert arrived in Peru from Cincinnati and became a citizen and businessman. Born in Louisville Kentucky he apprenticed as a blacksmith and has thirty years in the trade. He led public efforts and industrial projects in Peru and heads a large, thriving family with Mary Spitznagle, married in 1887, nine children, and his 84 year old father Casper also thriving.

John W. Volpert Peru Cincinnati Capt. Volpert Louisville Ile John Volpert Capt Wolpert Mary Spitznagle Casper

Churches Reopen After Two-Week Smallpox Closure

Both churches will resume services this Sunday after a two week shutdown for smallpox. The Baptist church will hold morning and evening sermons by Rev. J F Rake with choir rehearsal Friday. The M E church will host Sunday evening preaching by Rev. H Lacey after the Epworth League. Miss Gail Norris of near Chili visits sister Miss Alma Norris this week.

The Baptist Church J. F. Rake Rehersal M. E H. Lacey Epworth League Gail Norris Near Chili Alma Norris

Man Quits After Recounting Mistreatment by Manager

An old African American worker tells his employer he will quit after describing being kicked by the manager Mis Tah Winter and feeling humiliated. He says repeated abuse and losses have left him with no money left due to the manager's foolishness.

Mose Mistah Wintah Mistah Wiotah

William H. Long Nominating Bid For Auditor Post

In this week’s notice the name William H. Long appears as a candidate for the Auditor nomination in Miami County. Long, a blacksmith on East Canal Street in Peru, is described as capable, morally upright, and well qualified, with potential to serve efficiently if nominated and elected.

William H. Long Miami Co Long East Canal St Peru

Local Social Notes Mention Arnest Visit and Illness

Mrs. J. D. Arnest shows slow improvement after a two week arm dislocation. Mrs. Elizabeth Hendricks and Nora of Deedsville visit Mr. and Mrs. J. Whitmore. J. D. Arnest returns from Kokomo after days with Noah Arnest family. Mrs. O. T. Hasket Harold and Miss Alma Wright of Princeton visit Dr. and Mrs. S. M. Wright. Alma remains at home due to illness.

J. D. Arnest Elizabeth Hendricks Nora Deedsville J. Whitmore Kokomo Noah Arnest O. T. Hasket Harold Alma Wright Princeton S.M. Wright Alma

Grimes & Co. Offers Egg Trade In Rebate List

An old promotion lists 12 egg exchange values from one egg for a teaspoon to twelve eggs for coffee. The offer claims to run for the balance of the week and invites all to join, detailing items like soda, crackers, matches, Egg-O-See, cream candy, vanilla, dried beef, grape nuts, and coffee as redemption for eggs.

Grimes & Co

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