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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1911
Page
5
Mr and Mrs CC Pyle and daughter Martha planned to attend Mrs Graft s funeral in Mexico when the horse bolted dragging Mr Pyle about a square. He suffered a severe shoulder and leg wrench, a head cut, yet believes he had a narrow escape.
About forty from the Baptist Sunday School gathered at A G Zook and wife north of town Monday evening to honor Floyd Zook. He received a watch fob from the Sunday School in appreciation of his faithful service and planned move to a new field in St Louis Mich this Friday.
The Vike family expresses warm thanks to friends and neighbors for kindness, sympathy, and help during a long illness. They appreciate the support and will never forget the generosity shown. Arthur Vike and family.
A city notice urges residents not to worry about flour corn meal or feed and to call Denver Mills for daily home delivery of all goods.
Reverend Ronk suffered a severe finger injury at a factory south of Vandalia when his finger was torn by a saw during work. The accident occurred Monday as he operated equipment at the plant run by Mr. Armantrouti.
Readable items show eggs and butter priced in cash and trade terms. Eggs marked 15e, butter 20c cash, lard 18c, chickens 10 82c 30c. The fragment suggests a rural trade listing or advertisement for common goods with old currency conventions.
Public sale of personal property at 1:00 PM on Saturday April 29 1911 at the residence in Denver Indiana by J G Cornét Auctioneer. Items include stove wood heater kettle cider barrels household goods and kitchen furniture. Cash for sums up to 5 dollars and credit terms for larger amounts with note and freehold security. Removal only after terms fulfilled.
The undersigned will sell at public sale at the residence 5 miles northwest of Mexico and 34 miles southeast of Twelve Mile on Saturday April 29 1911 the following items 1 1 horse cultivator 1 spike tooth harrow breaking plow 1 2 horse wagon sleigh corn shelter cider vinegar etc Terms on sums over 5.00 a credit of 9 months. Sale at 1 oclock. Mary E Woodhouse James Bernard Auct.
The Baptist girls club will meet at the home of Mrs. Charles Bell on Tuesday evening May 2. The group will study for the evening with a trip around the world focusing on the Southern States. All are invited.
The Methodist Ladies Aid Society will gather at the church next Wednesday afternoon at two o'clock with an extra program planned. Local notes report W F Newbold and family drove to Peru on Wednesday and Mrs Mary Friend visited Charles Lee and wife. Police and weather items note an upcoming partial solar eclipse to be visible around 5 35 p m with clear skies hoped for.
Mary Berger shopped in Peru Friday. Frank Matthias visited his brother James Matthias in Mexi. Frank Tharp of Green Oak spent Saturday with William Tharp. S D Berger family and Grover Lee visited Rufus Fisher in Denver. Elmer Sloppy bought a new motorcycle last week. Mary Sullivan and Uncle George Ream visited Jacob Ream in Elwood over Sunday. Ream plans to move near Columbus Ind after visiting his brother. Frank Delp of Chicago stayed with W D Ream this week. Miss Fanny Berger works at Lew Marburger's home. Sarah Matthias and Alma were guests of Mrs Will Lantz in Peru a few days last week.
A miscellaneous shower was given to Miss Elsie Han on Saturday evening at her Denver home. Several friends attended and she received many pretty and useful presents.
An assortment of summer underwear offered at 50 cents to 6.50 per suit. B F See is painting for David Lavengood north of Chili this week. Joseph Miller farm sale attendees report all items sold at top prices. L P Reinhardt of Logansport will travel to Denver to tune pianos in a few days. Orders left at this office.
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