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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1908
Page
5
The Tribune reminds readers it cannot continue sending papers to subscribers over one year in arrears due to federal law. Notices will be sent to those indebted, and a date will be printed on papers this week to show expiration. Subscribers are urged to renew or settle to avoid dropping from the mailing list.
Elmer Ream improves slowly as other locals travel and visit. Misses Ida and Mary Swope shop in Peru. Elmer Lantz spends Saturday night with Elmer Ream. George Lee visits Walter Lee on Tuesday. Mrs Mary Dice visits Peru to see sister Mrs Ed Helm. A horse dies for Mr Mathers and a cow for Ed Hoover. Perrysburg residents Mary and Nella Cornell visit Mrs Jacob’s family in Stanton. Elmer Ream hosts a Monday evening gathering with others. Mrs Grover Lee visits her parents Mr and Mrs William Guise on Tuesday. Elmer Lantz Sam Berger and M Lee spend Sunday with Frank Matthias.
Glen Wright and Frank Pearson with wives in Peru on business. Earl Roberts visited Charles Pontius near Deedsville. Frank Pearson hosted by Zimri Pearson and Flora kin. Henderson Elliott from Chili visited Mrs A L Davis. Job ad seeks a cook for the Old Folks Home in Mexico with good wages. Cemetery lot sale in Denver ICO Cemetery for ten dollars this month.
M N Taylor celebrated his 94th birthday Friday February 7 at his East Harrison Street home. Guests included J A Norris D Wolpert and family Chili DC Stowman and family Perry Cover and others. Mrs Cover missed due to illness. A luncheon followed, with Mr Taylor singing old songs and recalling bear stories from sixty years ago.
The Denver I O O F Cemetery trustees announce a 30 day sale of choice lots for 10.00 each to beautify the cemetery. Buy now to help make it one of Indiana's beautiful cemeteries. Signed by B E Gage A B Guyer and B W Ward.
Edgar P Kling announces candidacy for the Eleventh District Republican nomination. Also George B Loeewoop proclaims candidacy to Miami County Republicans for the congressional nomination.
Dr A A Eikenberry of Peru and Dr H M Piper of this place operated Tuesday afternoon on Mrs Frank Pearson for an abscess in her head. Mrs Pearson had suffered intensely for days and, as we go to press, is progressing well with hopes of complete recovery.
Mrs Anna Fouts died Saturday evening at five at the home of her daughter in law, Ora Fouts. She was over seventy four, born in Preble county Ohio and moved to Indiana as a child. She was married to Jesse Fouts and left a son Ora who died two weeks earlier. Funeral held Tuesday at eleven in the German Baptist Brethren church in Mexico with Elder John Appleman and Elder Irvin Fisher officiating, burial nearby.
Special meetings in session at the Baptist church continue this week with sermons on the Prodigal Son and music each night. The pastor promises the series will extend to Sunday night and resume next week with a sermon on The Cross. Authorities urge broad community interest as prodigals are hoped to return to the Father’s house.
Attention to poultry raisers announces a large supply of Eureka Poultry Food said to boost egg production and Eureka Stock Food described as a top flesh producer and worm destroyer. Orders filled countywide from BK. A Williams Deaver Ind.
In Denver at the Baptist parsonage on Wednesday evening at six o'clock Miss Donna Ege of near Mexico and Grover Sullivan of Twelve Mile were married by Rev. JF Rake. The couple will reside in Twelve Mile. Mrs. Sullivan is sister to Miss Elsie Ege.
Epworth League members are invited to a Friday evening gathering in the lecture room of the ME church at seven o'clock. All members are urged to attend for an enjoyable program. Mrs. William Moore of near Gilead died Tuesday morning at three due to a complication of diseases. She was buried at ten o'clock today in Gilead. Rev. J F Luty conducted the funeral. Mrs. Moore was an aunt of Mrs. Ed Pontius.
The article extols bread as essential to every meal and urges readers to buy only first class Phillip and Martin bread sold by Miller & Robbins for 4c a loaf.
Perrysburg reports a busy period with new merchant George W Staller seeing solid trade. Deo Rannells visits the Burg, Mrs. E H Jones recovers from grippe, and Mrs. Catherine Kindig is buried at Perrysburg cemetery. Local services feature varied ministers and a strong ME church revival.
Noblesville reported last Wednesday that Mr Gamble was brought home and is recovering.
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