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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1903
Page
4
Notices list Miss Mary Miller as a letter not called for within 30 days. The item is filed by postmaster W. QO. Piper with the Dead Letter Office awaiting pickup or disposal.
Charles M Schwab, during a tour at Mingo Junction Ohio, offered $100 to Alford Hobson after Hobson vowed to quit alcohol for a year. Hobson kept his promise and Schwab paid him two $100 bills recently for maintaining sobriety.
Levi and Irvin Dewald and wives attended the Macy funeral of Mrs. Dewald who died suddenly from dropsy of the heart. A Peru gathering at the U B church drew Dr. and Mrs. Fretz, Mr. and Mrs. Leedy, Mr. and Mrs. Gerard, John McCole, Charlie Ites, Mrs. Ed Fites and others with a strong sermon by Rev. Parker. E S Buck remains noted.
Pleasant Hill updates show longtime contact renewed. William Biddle on sick list. Albert Fouts went to Roann on business. George Petty family moving to Veru. Otto Keller recovering. Miss Lillie Fouts visited Miss Fay Hetzner and Miss Golden Fouts visited Miss Black in Marion. Local social rounds include Fay Hetzner and Golden Fouts hosting Wabash friends. Grover Hetzner and Imer Flora visiting Minnie and Clara Jones. L. A. Williams family guest of Gus Hetzner. a taffy pulling gathering enjoyed by Albert Fouts family and others.
A local territory position seeks a traveling representative to call on retail merchants and agents in several counties. Salary 1024 dollars yearly plus expenses, paid 19 75 weekly in cash and expenses advanced. Permanent position with a growing business at Standard House 334 Dearborn Street Chicago. May 1403.
An advertisement extols an Indiana newspaper, claiming extensive coverage, early delivery, and strong market reports. It highlights farm news, court reports, Washington correspondents, AP feeds, fashion and women’s features, conservative Republican editorials, and a 10 cent weekly price with Sunday edition.
Deedsville residents share news of a Galveston visit to Mrs. E G Vore, a Notary’s Denver trip, a cold spell chilling business, new baby rejoicing, scarlet fever illnesses easing, a Colorado trip cut short by a mother’s illness, and Donaldson’s restaurant and barber shop activity continuing under his wife’s management.
A sale listing highlights Nu Stor men's and boys hats in black and gray felt from 50 cents to 2 dollars 25 cents along with mittens wool yarn and fur glove options. It promotes dog bear sheep and Galloway fur gloves and mittens from 75 cents to 3 dollars 50 cents and notes warmth for driving and daily wear.
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