04 Feb 1909
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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1909
Page
1
A bashful young man visiting a girl mistook a tablecloth for his shirt, caused a spill and rumpus at dinner, and fled after a comic sequence of misread cues and embarrassment. Local names and Sunday visits to Perrysburg, Urbana, and Mexico appear in a stream of social notes.
Mias Hzze Darnell of this place and Claude Kime of Twelve Mile were married Tuesday of last week by Reverend Bridge at the M E Parsonage in Peru. They plan to live on a farm east of Twelve Mile after a visit to Anderson. The Tribune offers congratulations.
Mary Catherine Taylor Norris born April 30 1839 in Wayne County Indiana died January 30 1909 in Denver at age 69 years 19 months She married Joseph Norris February 27 1849 officiated by Rev Hosea Woolpert They had six children Alma D Laura Lulu C Edward Floyd E and Gale Four children survive Laura and Lulu died earlier in 1883 and 1903 She joined the church early in life but remained largely inactive Her quiet Christian life reflected the faith of her father Michael Taylor Now mourners include her husband four children and a sister with many relatives and friends
The Miami County Board of Education will hold a spring spelling contest inviting top spellers from District schools to compete for seven prizes across grades and a county best speller award. Each Jefferson Township school will select two top spellers per grade above third, advancing to a central meeting to choose county representatives. Mr Wetherow notes strong student enthusiasm for the competition.
Mrs. Joseph Norris died at her home in Bant Denver last Saturday afternoon due to a ruptured blood vessel after a long illness. She leaves a husband and four children. Funeral services were held at the ME Church in Chili on Tuesday at two o'clock, conducted by Rev. J F Lutey, with interment in Chili Cemetery.
The Triune office announces relocation to North Payson Street in the former Denver Bank building. Staff note delays due to moving tasks and reorganization as they prepare to resume business.
Ww. P. Grimes traveled to Fulton for business on Wednesday, making a brief regional stop for official duties and meetings.
A fragmented ad notes removal sale prices for children's fleece and underwear, blankets in gray and tan, and ladies storm rubbers. Items include children's rubbers in sizes 6 to 10 and other apparel with reduced pricing. Se rome is
Rural Route 23 residents and friends share multiple social visits and small updates. Lewis Fisher improves slowly after a light stroke. Clarence Ream Elmer Ream and others visited kin and helped with tasks. The Tribune office advertises a fresh country rard subscription.
Mrs. AE Savage of Macy was the guest Tuesday of the Richard Butt and Perry Cover families. Her visit highlighted local social ties and community hospitality.
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