The Tribune Notice Entry from Denver Indiana
The Tribune entered as second class matter at the Denver Indiana post office on April 12 1897.
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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1923
Page
3
The Tribune entered as second class matter at the Denver Indiana post office on April 12 1897.
The column stacks December 31 1922 events from various families. James Boyd’s four year old son faces a severe chest and abdomen burn. D W Doran’s hogs, one weighing 500 pounds, feed Minnie Bell and Hugh. Mabel Kingery’s tonsil and adenoids surgery leaves her well. Crumpacker family health woes continue. Crumpacker’s sister Mrs Andrew Friend from Denver visits. A Buick collision with Doran’s orchard fence prompts repair. Mrs Crumpacker’s injury and Mrs Rockwell’s tuberculosis share this close of year.
Mrs. Mary Sullivan called on Mrs. Alvena Ream Friday afternoon. Miss Esther Ream visited Martha Fisher in Denver last week. S. D. Berger and wife checked on C. O. Derek and wife Friday evening. Glenn Brown and wife returned home Saturday after visiting friends in South Bend during the holidays.
Glenn Smith and Walter Mae Henry made a business trip to South Bend Tuesday. Mrs Ina Fouts began work as clerk at Murphy Long Store Tuesday. Luther tool grinder special $1.98. A. M. Brown and wife hosted supper Saturday with guests Charles Alderfer and family, Roy and Sylvia, Carl Solt and wife.
Lewis Gustin and family were in Peru on business Thursday. Elvin Long made a business trip to Logansport last Thursday. Miss Marie Graft of Nead hosted by Mrs. James Staller Tuesday. Robert Kline and Mise Olma Dukes in Peru Wednesday evening. Edgar Stanton of Ronnn in Denver Saturday. Henry Donald of South Bend spent the weekend in Denver with family. Rex Trent near Erie visited Don Trent and family Monday. Peru visitors Mrs. and Mrs. Lee Long and Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Cunningham Wednesday. Mrs. Vera Kinsey improving from tonsillitis. Grace Hurst of Peru guest at the Harriett Miller home Wednesday. Butcher knives offered by Jones Hardware Peru. Mr. and Mrs. William Tharp guests of the Gustin family for New Year dinner. Mrs. Claudia Keim and grandson visiting Akron. Albert Eikenberry of Kokomo in Denver on business. Ted DuBois returned to Detroit after holidays with his father. Mrs. Sarah Pontius of Miami visiting daughter Mrs. Fred Cover. Glenn Smith family back home after holidays with Churubusco relatives. Clarence Flora’s Sunday School class held a watch party Sunday night. Annabelle Squires of Peru weekend with grandparents in Denver. S. A. Carvey purchases gold saxophone in bell show window. First gold saxophone handled by Bell Music Co. made by Conn Band Instrument Co. of Elkhart. J. T. Donaldson and family motored to Logansport for visit and Ki Ke Kee Varieties of 1923 at Colonial Theatre. Mary Kirkpatrick among performers with Scotch dancers.
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