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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1907
Page
4
Local page notes candy 5c a pound at McCaffrey’s Peru and a wide holiday display at McCaffrey’s with toyland on the second floor. Julius Falk announces a great sale running December 13 to January 18, while W L Piper invites readers to visit for Christmas goods and guarantees flexible payments.
Notice to Stockholders. The Denver Co operative Telephone Co holds its annual meeting in Denver Indiana on Friday December 27 at 1:00 p.m. to elect officers and directors and conduct other business. Also a sale starts Friday December 13 with up to 25 percent to 1 four off and a $5000 charity reward if a garment remains unmarked. Rev Slater and Rev Rake conduct revival services in Walcott with indefinite duration. All are invited.
A Christmas surprise arrives as the confectionery department advertises a stock of candy noted for its wide variety and high quality, promising a festive assortment for shoppers.
A compilation of short notices lists purchases and greetings including watches and clocks from W A Phillips, visits by Mrs William Bell near Chili and families in Rochester, Peru, Logansport and Greenville. It notes a Denver Citizens Band organized by town youths and mentions ailing Mrs Bruce Watson gradually improving.
Ola Hayes was born November 30, 1855 in Somer set Wabash County Indiana and died November 30 1907 in Denver Indiana at age 52. She joined Western Methodist as a child and later embraced Christian Science. She worked at the local telephone exchange and was beloved for her sweetness and service. She leaves three sisters and three brothers. Her last words urged friends to meet in Heaven.
Words cannot express our appreciation of those friends who shared the lonely vigils by the bedside of our loved one. The waves of sorrow break upon every shore and we hope that friends may gather around each one of them when sorrow invades their homes. Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Smith and Sisters.
All parties knowing themselves indebted to me will please call and settle at once. Grant Moon.
A display at W L Pipers highlights a mix of Teddy Bears dolls stoves dump carts pumps lawn mowers doll cabs ironing boards pile drivers and wrecked trains as sale items.
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