05 Aug 1897
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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1897
Page
1
This lively column blends sentimental verses about a figure named Leonainie with a string of town updates. It reports health notes on Nathan Karn, a typhoid case, lodge activities, fishing trips, a Gilead picnic, a Klondyke trip rumor, and various regional visits and accidents. It also prints political chatter about Alaska, Hawaii, naval figures, and diplomacy with a critical eye on uniforms abroad.
James C. Ford greeted many old friends at the start of the week. Miss Lon Riddie of Chicago is visiting cousin Mrs. Burton Green. Prof. A. W. Gamble and family returned to Logansport after weeks with Geo. M. Gamble. Rev. J. M. Baker will lead M E church at 7 o clock Sunday afternoon. Rev. J. B. Bair preached at Baptist church last Sunday. Dio Rannals and Walter Wright attended Corinth basket meeting last Sunday. Jesse Wonds of Denver was in town Friday. Jesse predicts Prosperity will strike Indiana around September 15, 1897. Mrs. Emer Kreider has been…
A Woolleytown correspondent notes rain Sunday and invites Mr Lee Cady to preach at the Woolleytown schoolhouse one week from next Saturday night. Mrs Della Thompson visited Peru and returned to find her brother Charley Fulton and niece Carrie Dawson from near W had arrived. Edith Balabaugh visited Elmer Balabaugh and family. Ida Bridenstein visited Ed Bridenstein and family. Merit Murphy is unfortunate after his driving mare injured her fore leg in a stall.
A Universalist meeting is set for Sunday August 8 in Baltimore’s grove at Chili. Rev. Houghton, described as an able minister, will attend and address the crowd inviting all to listen.
Sunday Event at Epworth League features song scripture reading invocation by Bert Smith Ebenezer Quartette solo by Lenora Wildman recitation by Lee Long paper by Alta Robbins and performances by Denver Quartette with J M Baker Mrs Glee Butt and others including installation of officers.
Thursday trip to Niagra Fall offered with return next Sunday for 31.00. Kessler's tin shop stocks tin fruit cans lids rubber caps. Charley Piper back to Henry Meinhardt's Peru store. Miss Clara Piper visiting Indianapolis. Epworth League event at M E church Sunday. Vei dome restaurant in Peru praised for meals. Property listings offered with no sale cost if no deal.
All kinds of tinware at Wm. Kessler & Bro's. Mrs Emma Woodring visited friends in Mexico Wednesday. Remember the Deedsville picnic next George Piper did not return to Anderson last week. Ed Brown of the Columbia City Commercial in Denver visiting Mr. and Mrs. James Enisley. Sealing wax at Kessler's tin shop. W. J. Piper bought Mrs Hannah Gustin's Harrison street property and moved in. A Denver canvasser needed with horse and buggy. Manchester offers fine stock of work wear in Denver at low prices. Dr. and Mrs. Gosnell of Lebanon visiting Denver. she formerly Miss Maggie Hoff man. Epworth League from Ebenezer will visit. combined entertainment planned. Rev N B Mathes of Tiffin will preach at Mount Zion next Sat eve and Sun morn. J E Burkholder joyfully reports new baby girl. Elmer Conner’s son injures arm in barn fall. treated by Dr. Newell. Elder Smith’s wife in Plymouth recovering from long illness. due home in two weeks. East Harrison residents hear hoodlums’ screeching after saloon visit. calls for arrests to curb hoodlumism.
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