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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1909
Page
5
Notice warns against hunting or trespassing on Derek Saline and William Grimes farms without permission. Several local residents mentioned, including Mrs Della Dice, Mr Uncle Amer Robbins, and Mrs Omer Appleman, with community notes on visits and events in Peru, North Manchester, and surrounding towns. The revival at the Baptist church and local social visits are noted amid farm warnings.
J E Church announces Sunday School at 9 30 a m Jr Epworth at 2 30 p m evening Epworth League devotion 6 00 p m preaching at 7 00 p m Prayer Meeting Thursday at 7 00 p m
Tribune office notice states C White conducted business in Pettysville on Wednesday seeking fresh country subscriptions for the Baptist church.
A local sale advertises 1.98 gray brown black men sweaters and 98c heavy mittens. It promotes cotton flannel closed wrists Misses items 19c, shoes and rubbers for men and women, large sizes, penny values 39c to 98c. Ladies rubbers 39c, kids rubber boots 98c, men high top and work shoes from 1.25 to 3.50 in sample lots.
Rural Route No 23 residents Harry Butt and wife spent Sunday with the Kerscensz family. Dott Cole visited Fanny and Hazel Berger. Ella Fisher and Rose Morris stayed with uncle Bea Austin near Mexico. Berger, Lee, and Sullivan traveled to Peru. Aaron Berger visited his mother Mary Berger in Rochester. Amanda Waltz of Illion visited niece Mary Sullivan. Harve Ream from Huntington visited his parents. Mrs John Cole and daughter Fostie visit George Winterrowd in Kokomo. Mary Sullivan and Amanda Waltz visited Sarah and Alveon Matthias. P S Sullivan began teaching at Twelve Mile High School. A well attended Dunkard meeting concluded with services planned again in four weeks.
The Newbold family thanks friends neighbors and the young ladies of the central office for swift help during a house fire. Their timely aid saved the home and they are very grateful for the support received.
Rev Greenleaf of Ramsey Ohio has accepted a call to the Denver Baptist church and already begun duties. His sister will keep house and they will reside in the Baptist parsonage, with bright prospects ahead.
Willis Newbold escaped serious damage after a small fire on Tuesday burned a hole in the second floor when an overheated thimble caused the floor to catch. The blaze was extinguished before major damage occurred.
Lorenzo Luckenbill of Lei' ter's Ford was entertained at his parents' home Tuesday night and Wednesday. He departed Wednesday afternoon for Peru. He made a pleasant call at the Tribune office in Denver and renewed his subscription during the visit.
An advance notice states a clearance sale starts Monday January 18 offering ladies coats furs fur coats children's coats facinators and underwear with numerous dress goods remnants and hundreds of bargains. The ad notes no brass band methods but a noise in merchandise to attract shoppers.
Services at Mt Zion church will be held Thursday and Friday evening this week. The German Baptist group will conduct the services.
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