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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1911
Page
7
The owner states they must close the gallery for a few weeks due to a positive injury to the foot. They apologize for the disruption and thank patrons for their kindness and patience, hoping for renewed patronage once able to work again.
Lressa Cornell and Gladys Bell enjoyed Friday afternoon with their aunt Mrs Samuel Musselman of Chili. LE AGER advertises leather goods including trunks suitcases and all kinds of leather products.
Deputy Game Warden John E. Rigney of Goshen fined Jim Shorts thirty dollars for hunting on the Kraning preserve northeast of Peru. The incident shows modest penalties for trespass on protected lands.
Public notice states FE D Leavitt closes business and asks all debtors to call at the store to settle accounts. The owner signs the appeal requesting prompt settlements from those indebted.
A farm posts a notice barring hunting on the property without authorization. Violators will face punishment.
Mrs William T-Lee and her daughter Loren visited the home of her parents, Andrew Friend and wife, Tuesday, according to local social notes.
Guardian William H Howes reports 54 acres to Edna Glasford 58 to Eva Galipo 48 to Mary Glasford and 48 to John W Glasford. report approved. Guardian Ira L Eikenberry reports sale of 41.31 acres in Richland township to George L Flora for 2300 dollars. Ancil W Rush granted to compromise a railroad claim for 1000 dollars plus 160 funeral expenses and 30 attorney fees. Lyman R Rush was killed in the Wabash yards on May 10 1911 while employed by the railroad.
Two Christmas programs are planned for Denver residents. The Methodist church hosts a Bible picture program on Saturday depicting Moses life, while the Baptist church promises a Sunday 7:80 program of high standard. Both churches invite all to attend for entertainment and instruction.
Readers can obtain a vest pocket notebook with calendar by mailing 4 one cent stamps to D Swift & Co Patent Lawyers Washington DC The 44 page book includes calendars for 1912 and 1913 population data for the 600 largest cities by 1910 census state populations electoral votes by state 1908 and 1910 congressional party counts and practical household and law tips It would cost 25 cents in stores.
Road supervisors were chosen for a two year term in Jefferson township. Dist. 1 elected D A Fisher, Dist. 2 elected William Begeliers, Dist. 8 elected John Confer. The remainder of the district results include a reference to Mexican vicinity and district numbers 1 2 and 3.
The Methodist Sunday Schools board met Monday evening at the church and elected officers for the coming year. Clyde Miller was named Superintendent, Joseph Smith Treasurer, Sapho Wright Secretary, Bessie Pyle Organist Librarians, Earl McCoy and Frank Ree Choristers, and Eri Gustin as another official.
Mrs. Wilbur Personette of near Pettysville was in Denver Wednesday. Misses Gindgvs Bell and Trossa Corner were shopping in Port Saturday evening. Ebijah Redingy and wife were Sunday visitors at Levi Armantrout and wife. CO Derek warns violators and prosecutions will follow for farm permit violations.
A fragmentary market notice lists various patent medicines such as Peruna Lydia Pinkham's and Dr Pierce's items offered at about one dollar each. Also mentioned are piano prices and a local drug department in Peru. The text is garbled and lacks clear context but indicates a sale or advertisement from Baber & MecCaffrey's Drug Dept. in Peru.
Best Indiana Jump Coal available from Denver Flour Mills priced at eight dollars per ton. Offer invites trial to prove quality and value.
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