01 Feb 1912
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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1912
Page
1
Rev Grisso and family from Mex ico stayed with Albert Eikenberry over Sunday and attended Brethren church services. He has accepted a call to lead the Brethren church in Dallas Center Iowa, marking a significant advancement. well wishes come from friends as he begins the new field.
The Denver Flour Mill ends its operation after about a year. Mr. Lotzing, who ran the mill, will soon return to his Ohio farm. The closure ends a source of local trade and potential profits for Denver.
Mrs Charles Long was guest of her sister Mrs Georgia Sullivan of Peru on Friday.
Joseph Warren traveled from Cincinnati to handle a substantial California estate in which he and his three sisters are the sole heirs. Warren notes the case remains unsettled but asserts they are the only rightful heirs.
Noah Way was severely injured while cutting timber at the Bert Leedy farm north of Denver when a split tree section fell on him. Dr. Fretz examined him and found no broken bones. Way was brought to his Denver home Sunday.
Saturday E D Leavitt closed a deal trading the I W Miller store in Denver to Mr Baker for an 80 acre farm located north of Perrysburg.
The 4th Quarterly Conference of the Denver M E Circuit will meet at Denver M E Church on Monday February 12 at 2 pm. New features include a 7:30 pm bell prayer call and rotating leaders for prayers and songs each evening.
I W Miller traded his general store in Deliver to F K Baber who runs the Denver Cash Grocery for the latter's farm. Mr Miller begins stock reducing sale and Baber will take charge about February 26. Miller opened January 1 and made many friends as he quits. Baber has shown strong business skill in the Cash Grocery and faces a larger venture with success wished.
Miss Miriam Derek threw a masquerade party Monday evening at her grandparents home in North Denver. Eleven guests attended to honor her twelfth birthday. Gordon Mikesell won a candy box prize for best mask. Ice cream and nabiscos were served. all enjoyed the evening.
Earl See and wife of Leiters Ford spent Tuesday and Wednesday with Earl’s parents Frank See Sr and family as guests.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist church will meet at Mrs Acel Dukes home on Wednesday February 7 replacing the announced venue at Mrs C C Pyles. Mrs Dukes will be assisted by Mesdames Robert Bond and L H Dice. Ager’s store invites attendance for their March 7 8 and 9 opening events. Mrs W S Carson has returned home from a visit with her parents Mr and Mrs Trout of Leisure Ind. Weller Place of South Bend visited East Denver cousin W B Place and wife Friday and Saturday.
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