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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1910
Page
1
Julius Falk announces a big annual clothing sale for August 6 with seventeen days of bargains. Hats and panamas available at half price and large shoe reductions promised. he pledges a $10,000 charity donation if any item is marked up.
The Ripple Bros show arrived in Denver on Friday and pitched tents on the old school house ground. A large crowd saw a performance that pleased them with fine acting and energetic presentation, signaling potential as a future factor in the show world.
John Ward and Richard Butt, former comrades in the same company, met for the first time in forty five years during a soldiers reunion. They had not seen each other since discharge and have lived in the same county for most of the intervening period.
The Brethren started active work on their new Denver church this week. The project aims to enhance the town’s progressive appearance and signal growth in the area.
W H Lee has materially added to the appearances and comfort of his Washington street property by building a kitchen to the same.
The note lists Sunday morning services at Ebenezer and Chili for the pastor's absence. Rev Walter Fouts will conduct services in his stead. It also mentions a Peru Mercantile clothing sale and social updates about Velma Fouts and Miriam Derek visiting Mrs Omer Flora near Chili.
W E Howes and Harry Plimpton dissolved their partnership after a year of operation. Howes buys out Plimpton and takes complete charge August 1. Plimpton leaves with friends wishing him luck in future endeavors while Howes plans to expand the store to better serve customers.
Arrangements are complete for the annual Deedsville Sunday School Picnic to be held in the grove near Deedsville next Saturday, August 6. The event is a community fair drawing a large crowd with good speaking and singing arranged by the organizing committees.
Grace Benedict launches a dress making shop in rooms over the Denver Bakery offering sewing at reasonable prices and open daily, including six to eight in the evening. A letter from Davison Canada notes extreme heat of 111 degrees in that country, crop damage from hot winds, and mentions the death of Owen Calloway who died after a severe accident at work.
Oblenis and Son of Denver advertise a wagon tire heater and cooler and readiness to set tires in first class shape. They guarantee work on all wagons along with horseshoeing and related tasks. Woodwork painting plow point grinding and all implement work offered as first class. Oblenis and Son Denver Ind.
The paper notes a rush of job work prevented full type of letters from correspondents. Several items were omitted due to the backlog. Ida Balsbaugh was the guest of her sister Cora Berkheiser in Mexico over Sunday.
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