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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1908
Page
4
A collection of short notes lists names and visits across Peru and nearby towns like Mexico Denver Elwood Roan and Decatur. Entries include family visits from Berger Grywell Matthias and others, social gatherings at Mt Zion and Mud Lake, a cattle sale at Albert Fouts barn, and local notices about sales poultry bread and ads from Kinzie's Bakery and McCaffrey's.
Train numbers 1 3 31 35 and 2 4 32 run between Chicago Peru and Cincinnati with daily and special schedules. Through vestibuled trains, double daily service, and through sleepers on Nos 3 and 4, plus local sleepers between Muncie Marion Peru and Chicago. For schedules and rates contact J H Bauer Peru Ind. When in Peru stop at our.
David Kellar and wife and Frank Gilbert and family dined with Nelson cook and wife Sunday. Mrs J P Tharp and son Edgar were entertained at dinner at Mrs Martha E Robbins. Samuel Kinzie and wife attended the Dunkard meeting at Ro ann and were dinner guests of Enosschhart and family. On Tuesday at the Baptist Parsonage dinner guests included John Burkholder Lorenz Mohler Mabton Squires Ben Bell Omer Murphy Melvin Lee and Earl Kinzie. The event honored the young men of the Baptist Church and many stayed late.
John Garritson left Tuesday for a business trip through Ohio. Henry Lewis and wife were in Peru on business Tuesday. Mrs. Media Medsker and Mrs. Maudsetser and daughter Lorain were dinner guests of W H Whisler and wife Sunday. Miss Lulu Gustin sold her property south of the river bridge to Charley Lee and wife for eight hundred dollars.
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