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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1905
Page
5
Pleasant Banquet Showed Knights Entertaining Skills
The K of P banquet Monday night featured attentive gentlemen serving wraps and tables, with oysters celery pickles and cold slaw, bringing social chatter and a dainty function. Distantly present were Charles Bish with wife Frank Mussleman and family near Chili John Berry and wife from near Peru and Miss Emma Scott of Peru.
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K. of P
Charles Bish
Frank Mussleman
Chili
John Berry
Peru
Emma Scott
Guess the Corn Count Duck Promotion at S. M. Frrenp
A public guess contest offers a free silver set to the person nearest the number of grains a duck will eat in 14 days. The duck is exhibited in the show window and feeding started December 11. Each 10 cent purchase earns a guess token for a candy and goods shop holiday display by S. M. Frrenp.
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S. M
Frrenp
Notice to Stockholders Denver Co operative Telephone Co
Notice is hereby given that stockholders of the Denver Cooperative Telephone Co in Denver Ind will meet on Friday December 29 1905 at 1 oclock to elect a President Vice President Secretary Treasurer and five directors and to transact other business as necessary PR M Suits Secretary
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Denver Co-operative Telephone Co
Denver
Ind
Kratzer Jewelry Co announces 60 day closing sale
The Kratzer Jewelry Co will sell at a sacrifice for sixty days starting November 1. Entire stock of jewelry watches cut glass china and silver to be reduced before the new proprietor takes possession. Warranties and repair work will transfer with the new owner who has extensive jewelry and optical experience. Christmas goods ordered earlier will also be offered at sacrifice prices. Call at Kratzer Jewelry Co.
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Kratzer Jewelry Co
Krarzer Jewelry
Parson vs Mahler $10,000 slander suit at Peru drags on
The Peru case draws little current interest but remains unresolved. The paper disclaims knowledge of the parties and their guilt, criticizing the ongoing notoriety and suggesting a more constructive use of attention.
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Parson
Peru
Vandalia Wreck Delays Rail Traffic After Collision
A Saturday night wreck near Vandalia involved a passenger train striking a freight train at Laketon siding. The crash smashed several freight cars and the passenger engine, injuring the passenger engineer who broke a leg. No other injuries reported, but delays lasted hours.
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Laketon
Holiday Train Schedules for L. E. and W. Lines
The L. E. and W. announces Sunday trains on December 24 and 31 for Christmas and New Year travel. Northbound Nos 20 and 24 depart 10 17 a m and 9 52 p m. southbound Nos 21 and 25 depart 8 58 a m and 6 24 p m. Stops mirror weekday service and tickets are honored. For details contact A M Browm, Agent, Union Station, Denver Indiana.
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A. M. Browm
Union Station
Denver
Ind
James M. Watson Dies at Poor Farm Funeral Held
James M. Watson died at the poor farm after illness of three months. His funeral was held this afternoon from the Fox morgue and he was buried in Mount Hope Cemetery potter’s field. He had lived at the poor farm just over two weeks and leaves a city family including wife Martha J. Tharp of Denver. Ursana Itt. Courter
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James M. Watson
Fox Morgue
Potter's Field
Mount Hope Cemetery
Watson
Martha J. Tharp
Denver
Lehman and Schmitt Chosen for New Court House
The Commissioners Court met Tuesday and accepted the construction plans for the new Lehman and Schmitt designed courthouse in Cleveland. They approved the architects bond of 10 000 for faithful performance of the work as reported by the Peru Chronicle.
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Court House
Lehman
Schmitt
Cleveland and
Peru
Mrs Hurt Injured After Bogey Fall Near Railroad
Mrs. Charles Hurt and Mrs. John Charles were riding to A C Cunningham residence when their horse balked near the Vandal ia railroad. Mrs Charles was thrown to the ground suffering considerable pain but not seriously hurt and expected to be bed-bound for days.
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Charles
John Charles
A. C. Cunningham
Vandalia
Mrs. Charles
Local Happenings in Peru and Nearby Towns
William Cunningham and Aley traveled to Peru on Tuesday and Saturday. Several locals visited Rochester and Logansport, with trips and social calls noted. The Macy Monitor debuts with George Hicks and Charles Palmer. a white owl shot near Peru becomes a taxidermy curiosity.
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William Cunningham
Peru
Charles Aley
Macy Monitor
George Hicks
Charles Palmer
M. Lew Enyart
Hicks
Palmer
Rochester Sentinel
Francis M. Clark
Richland Township
Meinhardt
Fred Fite
Denver
Miami County
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