30 Aug 1906
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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1906
Page
1
Rural Route No 23 W D Ream hauls sweet corn to Peru this week. Numerous visits occur among local families including Dice, Berger, Dewald, Keim, Earhart, and other area residents. Church service attendance noted and neighbors share meals and calls across nearby towns.
Rev Jones and wife returned home last Friday after a two week visit to former homes. The funeral of Aaron Leffel was held Sunday at Bethlehem M E church. Dee Horton gave an interesting lecture Sunday at Corinth church predicting a bright future if he continues his course. Mrs Frank Meredith visited Ak ron with friends and relatives. Mr Essick of Chicago visited Warren Bookwalter and wife last week. The weather change was welcome. Vincent Kinnaman of Alexandria visits grandparents Nathan Kinnaman. Maud Maus spent a few days at Winona last week.
Courter with Miss Maud De Bois of Wa bash this week. B. F. Kinzie in Peru one day this week. Old Settlers Picnic at Chili Saturday drew locals. Frank Weidenhoeft made a business trip to Peru Monday. H. H. Earhart and family visited with Frank Weidenhoeft Sunday. Walter Weidenhoeft and wife of Peru visited with Walters and Peter Armentrout families.
J. A. Elliott, Vice President of the Citizens Industrial League in Dexter Kansas, is visiting his cousin Mrs. A. L. Davis and Asbury Elliott and family.
Samuel Kinzie travels to North Manchester on business. Several families from Ft Wayne Peru and Denver visit local residents this week. The Tribune crew plans to attend the Cross reunion in Blountsville Indiana, office closure noted. Reunions in Friedship Home Park draw 250 relatives, with plans for next year. Local social visits include guests from Roann Macy Peru and Cincinnati. Peaches from East Denver owner Charles Luckenbill weighed about 1.5 pounds each.
Weidenhoeft and Earhart of Courier announce a cider mill will operate on Tuesday and Wednesday September 4 and 5 1906 and on every Tuesday and Wednesday thereafter until further notice.
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