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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1918
Page
2
Local notes report Democratic Charles Wolf entering the primary race for County Auditor with party support. The column also lists assorted social visits, family news, business ads, and community events including Epworth League, Mispah Girls, Red Cross fund drive, and notices for local merchants in Peru Indiana.
A local store promotes a large line of horse collars of all kinds and makes. They claim prices are practically no higher than last season and invite customers to come in for quotes.
Readers learn of a claimed cure for catarrh with Hall's Catarrh Medicine. The ad offers a $100 reward for any failing case and urges sending testimonials to F. J. Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio for distribution and sale through druggists.
Tyner Garage in Denver Indiana offers a rubber tired buggy and a set of buggy harnesses for sale at a low price. Readily available to buyers seeking affordable horse equipment from a local dealer.
Henry Breakbiel and family were dinner guests of Ralph Bernard and family. George Wilson and wife welcomed a baby boy Friday night. Albert Bender of Denver visited with his father John Bender who has been poorly this winter. Mrs. Glen Chapman visited with Samuel Harrell in Fort Wayne and returned home. A crowd of young people were entertained at Ervin Fisher’s Sunday evening. Ed Griswold had workers shoveling snow to open roads. The babe of Earl Swoverland and wife is very sick. Nancy Simons has been quite poorly. Charlie Dembo of South Bend visits his sister Mrs Edward Griswold. The little babe of John Wentz and wife suffers blood poisoning from a burn.
Mrs. Gus Maus is on the sick list. S. Sullivan butchered a beef Tuesday. Frank Matthias called on S. D. Berger Sunday. Carl Fisher hired Emil Schnyder to help with chores. Miss Ethel Berger was the guest of J. A. Mohler and wife in Deedsville last Thursday night.
Mel Wise and wife called on Frank Matthias and sister Friday afternoon. Emil Schnyder was the guest of Galen Wise Thursday night. S. D. Berger, wife and daughter Hazel, called on the former's mother last Thursday. Billie Ream is busy hauling wheat to market.
A public sale announced by Rufus Kinzie and Roy Graft offers 4 head of horses 16 head of cattle including dairy cows and calves 22 head of hogs plus 18 feeding shotes. The auction is at the old Cross Homestead four miles east of Twelve Mile and begins at 11 oclock with items listed and clerks noted.
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