23 Dec 1909
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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1909
Page
1
Up to the minute caps hats neckwear and mufflers for boys and men at Hall Lowenthals Fresh oysters by pint quart or gallon received daily from Baltimore at your Home Bakery Try them Best on the market
The Denver school closes Friday for Christmas holidays and resumes January 3. Students discuss gifts and a rubber hose incident, freshmen struggle with grappling, attendance improves with cold weather, and the high school exams show above average results led by Whora Shafer. Teachers urge patron engagement and a Christmas tree planned Friday afternoon. Sophomores study Ivanhoe and find it engaging.
The 10th annual Erie fox drive will be held on New Year’s Day. Thousands are expected from nearby counties to join a round-up with lines along Rettig road and Erie lp line starting at nine sharp and 9:30 for the start. Bells and horns are encouraged. A dinner by the Ladies Aid Society will follow. Everyone is invited to participate in a day of fun and recreation.
The Peru Journal reports the Winona interurban line between Peru and Mentone will start within days. Rails are arriving at Peru for the project and purchases will proceed to complete the segment from Peru to South Bend.
Notice to stockholders announces a Denver meeting Friday December 31 at 1 p m to elect officers and conduct necessary business. Also mentions Hall Lowenthals gloves shittens, Mr Miller guest of granddaughter Josephine Guise, Mrs Henry Ramer as Denver agent for Aladdin incandescent kerosene lamp with six hours burn for 1 cent and supplies at Harrison street Deaver Ind.
Subscriptions urged for the tribune as readers are invited to bring their clean to Howes store for That Good Oil. Advertised as the finest burning oil in the city, suitable for lamps oil stoves incubators and auto headlights.
The pupils of the Methodist Sunday School will present an entertainment at the church on December 24. A fine program is planned and all attendees may expect a delightful evening.
The Denver Baptist Church will present a Christmas evening program on December 25 featuring a lively lineup and surprises for attendees.
Individuals interested in buying or selling horses are urged to call at the barn formerly owned by W W Kirby, then by Frank Pearson, and now owned by C W Long, located at 351.
A 10c loaf of New Process Salt Raising Bread is baked at home and sold daily at the local bakery and Leavitt's Grimes Department Stores.
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