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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1902
Page
5
A long verse traces how a single action or word sends ripples across life and time. It compares unkind words to a stone stirring a mighty river and kindness to waves spreading hope and comfort far beyond the initial moment.
The Citizens' Committee plans a Washington encampment for the Grand Army of the Republic during the week of October. Subscriptions raised cover free quarters for veterans and lodging and board options at fixed rates. Roosevelt Camp will be set up near the White House. Rail travel offers low costs and favorable weather is anticipated. There is strong turnout interest and talks of Gen Miles leading the grand parade.
M. E. Church notes report postponement of chili church reopening due to seat delivery. dedication planned for Sunday August 24 with Rev EK L Semans officiating. Parishioners praise social in basement, praise lights and new pews, and encourage financial support for trustees before the dedication service. Rev J I McCoy helped at Jonesboro Indiana for its new church dedication.
An advertisement claims Dr Kings New Life Pills give a sprightly step and rosy complexion. It promises all organs active, digestion improved, and no headaches or hives. Sold by W L Pipers store.
Formerly pastor at that place and has many friends there. Bro. Baker sends congratulations on the successful completion of the church and will attend the dedication if providence allows. Sabbath services include Sunday School at 3:00 p.m. Epworth League at 6:30 p.m. Topic The Life of Faith led by Sister Fisher. General prayer meeting Thursday evening at the home of Brother and Sister Howes. Choir meeting Friday evening at Brother McCoy home. W. OL B.
On Sunday August 17 1902 the Lakerie Railroad Co runs a cheap excursion from Denver at 9 25 am to Rochester and Michigan City. Fare one dollar to Michigan City and two to Rochester. Enjoy bait boating fishing and amusements on the lake shore. For details contact the ticket agent.
W F E Dibble of Sioux City Iowa reports his 11 year old son was poisoned by weed or plant, rubbed into eyes, feared sight loss, then found relief after DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve. The ad claims cures for skin diseases cuts burns wounds insect bites and hemorrhoids and warns against counterfeits sold by Piper’s Drug Store.
Additional Local reports various items including merchandise at Grimes & Co and Roan Exchange, new babies at the homes of George Mowrey and Noah Lee, plastering materials offered, a resident's return after months at home, real estate offers, fire damage visitors from Akron, a shade tree vandalism note, and W L Piper promoting Hammer Brand paint with a sales pitch.
Grimes and Co advertise hats and sale bills while TL C Dues touts the best fanning mill. Various residents visit relatives, travel and news of happenings dominate, including an Old Settlers meeting date change to Sept 13 1902 and a G A R encampment trip with fare. Fly control product promoted by L C Duxes.
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