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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1920
Page
10
Sunday School is planned for next Sunday morning at 9200 with Lee Long listed. Supt Morning service with sermon by pastor at 10230 is noted for the same morning.
Miss Nellie Sharp of Peru visited Mrs. Bryan Black last Tuesday. Mrs. Ann Arnest is able to be up and about after a long illness. Mrs. Cleve Eye is reported ill with pneumonia symptoms. The funeral party for William T. Kessler was entertained at George Kessler's home after accompanying his remains to Denver. Popcorn and two year old corn for sale available at the Tribune Office via Floyd Zook. Prices right, work guaranteed.
A. L. Davis and wife visited J. T. Wikle and wife with William Dubbs Saturday eve ning. Funeral attendance for Oliver Cool held in Perrysburg Saturday morning. Mrs. Dora Melton and Mrs. Louisa W. Williams dined with Mrs. J. M. Lee on East Harrison street. Carl Solt and family visited grandmother Mrs. Mary Keiser in Panver. Solt’s wife Mary Alderfer hails from Denver. CG. BL Miller and wife spent New Years Day at the VOW Seller’s home south of Denver with Emma McCoy as guest. Art Dillman and Alice Fisher of Holdridge and Mexico joined D. Stowman and wife in Denver for dinner. Mary Smith of Walton, formerly of Denver, has been ill but hopes for recovery. Aunt Mary well liked in Denver. Candy ad promotes candy factories to start at home. Lewis Gustin hosted Christmas Day with Othe Bunnell and children, and others from Perrysburg and Peru. Wayne Miller returned from Denver for Christmas. Wayne starts Purdue University soon studying Civ. Wo Engineering. Jl dL Mohler suffered a knee injury from a fall near the elevator on New Years Day. splints fitted and recovery expected after several days.
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