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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1911
Page
4
Salesmen or solicitors sought in this city to sell baseball advertising souvenirs. Proven value in other cities, durable vest pocket card, liberal commission, manufactured by an established house. Write for samples and terms today to Sales Manager Room 200 333 W. Dearborn St Chicago IL.
Charles Bell traveled to Indianapolis on an excursion Sunday. Scott Lantz his wife and Mrs. William Lantz with daughter Elba of Peru called on Frank Matthias and his sisters Sunday.
Rev J B Cook, chosen by the ME conference for the Denver charge, preached his first Sunday evening. A about sixty, medium in stature, he comes across as a steady plain Christian pastor. His household goods will arrive this week and the family stays in Harlan until May 10th. His two children are high school students with a daughter due to graduate this spring. He will fill Denver charge appointments.
Mrs. Daisy Miller is seriously ill after a few days of sickness. Miss Pearl Smith is recovering from an attack of German measles.
Klaw & Erlanger present Lew Wallace's Ben Hur at the Nelson Theatre Logansport Indiana on May 1 2 and 3 with galley sea fight rescue in mid sea chariots and Star of Bethlehem spectacle Seats go on sale April 27 at the box office with mail order service and prices from 5c to 2 dollars.
Mrs. C Derck and Mrs Hayes among the sick list. Miss Fouts hosted by Miss Derck. Denver area residents entertained at the W Piper home. William Snyder repairs roads this week with a traction engine. A P Guise cement block house near the depot nears plastering. L H Dice family visits Wawaka for funeral of Mrs Cross. Elvin Long and Mercedes Newell enter Peru High School to complete term work.
The National Keramic Art Correspondence School offers a home study method for decorative china taught by experienced masters. Earn while you learn as you improve mental poise and refined judgment, with critiques and personal guidance by mail. Send 20 stamps to Mary W. Burton in Washington, D.C., before May 1, 1911.
The first L E B W excursions from Denver this year ran between Michigan City and Indianapolis. The northbound train carried over three hundred passengers to Michigan City while the southbound to the capital city carried about two hundred. Officials praised turnout as Sundays were fair and noted excursions started three weeks earlier than last year.
E D Leavitt purchases Bayless & Son general store at Perrysburg Indiana and plans improvements and operation linked to his Denver store. W T Lee named manager of the Perrysburg location.
Miss Lulu Gustin receives second prize in the Peru Republican contest started March 6 and lasting six weeks. The award is a solid oak Early English dining room suit with table six chairs buffet and china cabinet. She thanks friends for their kindness after receiving 2 250 000 votes.
Denver Baptist Church invites all to Sunday School at 9 30 a m. sermons at 10 30 a m and 7 30 p m. Sunday evening 6 30 p m B Y P U 7 30 prayer meeting Wednesday 7 30 choir practice Saturday 7 30. Pastor Reno Tacomo.
The Brethren Church offers a 9:30 Sunday School service each Sunday morning and a Bible Class open to all on Tuesday evenings at 7 30.
Moraine 9:30 Sunday School and 6:00 Epworth League services. Cody Friend travels to Wabash Huntington Warsaw and Rochester for the Denver flour milk venture. J C Bridge Piano Co of Logansport delivered a Ludwig piano to Uly Long east of town. Isaac Fisher hosts SM Fisher wife and Hal sted and Sue Fisher from Indianapolis. Mrs Emanual Cross mother dies in Blountsville. Rev Lacey and family attend funeral. Tribune Office advertises printing services and low prices.
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