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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1902
Page
5
Pettysville community items report Andrew Fouts’s butchered incident last Friday and varied locals traveling for work or errands. Records mention Elma Imhoof at Lewis Fouts’s, log hauling to Chili, Denver trips, house moving, a teachers institute at Chili, and weather complaints as winter deepens.
Deprived of mailing letters on trains I will continue to offer money order business. Call any time for prompt attention with express money orders the best way to send money of any amount to any point. C Morcomse, Agent.
George W Chapman born April 30 1843 in Columbia City Indiana died December 30 1901 in Denver Indiana aged 58 years 8 months. He married twice with four children from the union two of whom preceded him in death. Survived by his wife seven children and an aged mother. He joined the U B church five years ago and was a faithful member. Enlisted February 19 1864 in the 17th Indiana Volunteer Infantry served until mustered out after the Civil War. A Grand Army Post ceremony attended by Denver comrades.
East bound trains Nos 110 114 108 164 and Nos 121 103 109 163 run daily except Sundays with mail services on Nos 103 110 114 and 121 Local trains Nos 109 and 110 operate daily. The times listed include 7:24 am 11:25 am 7:34 pm and 8:50 am for east routes and 9:27 am 1:19 pm 8:12 pm and 2:45 pm for west routes.
Mrs N A Webster of Winnie Virginia reports New Life Pills cured two years of sick headaches and related constipation and biliousness. The advertisement notes the pills as a remedy for headache and digestive ills and lists W L Pipers drug store as the seller at two cents.
In the day evening at the M. BE. bange in this place the marriage of Thomas The groog el Butt occurred to his bride daughter of John Walters whose home is near Ro ana. The couple receive wishes for future success.
A fragmented note warns that constipation and health do not mix and mentions DeWitts in a playful or promotional tone about remedies.
The Baptist Home Missionary Society held a meeting at the home of Mrs Almedia Medsker on Friday January 3. Officers elected included President Mrs Rose Woolley Vice President Mrs Vore Secretary Mrs Porgy Josie Lemg and Rose Woolley served as officers.
W H Murphry announces purchase of the J A Neal elevator and takes charge to offer Peru prices or better for all grains. He will stock flour and by products including Chi li bran and middlings, salt, feed, hay, straw, coal and coke at low prices.
An advertisement warns that children are prone to burns bruises and cuts and promotes DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve as a remedy that draws out the fire relieves pain and speeds healing. It includes a testimonial from James Mack of Webster Indiana praising its efficacy for a baby with eczema after two doctors gave up.
Mr and Mrs Albert Eikenberry express sincere thanks to neighbors and friends for kindness and help during the illness and death of their beloved daughter.
Buyer can purchase L. C. Dukes heating store. Subscriptions offer for Trimunt and Cincinnati Enquirer one year at $1.50. Lydia Forgy serves as agent for Dr. Lynas medicines and extracts available at her home.
The column notes L C Dukes selling buggies and harness with a canvasser on the road, Moss Rose flour at the Roan Exchange, and various local trades. It mentions hospitalities, a pastor's raid by Ebenezer members, and updated Indiana Laws on marriage returns.
A wartime style recruiting notice seeks several persons of character in each state to represent a wealthy business house. Salary eighteen dollars weekly plus expenses, cash weekly. Horse and carriage furnished when needed. Enclose stamped self addressed envelope to Manager 316 Caxton Building Chicago.
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