03 Jul 1902
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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1902
Page
1
A lyrical description of spring arrival, personifying grass spreading across meadows and hills. The poem notes the grass's green banners, the sun's ascent, birds returning, and joyful scenes of lasses and lads from trysts wandering orchard lanes as spring settles in.
From Dumaguete Negros Island L B Williams of Company M 29th U S Infantry writes of leaving San Francisco April 1 1902 aboard a transport with 2100 aboard including 250 colored recruits and 150 marines. He details storms 88 days at sea Manila Cebu and Dumaguete postings thrived on local crops and mentions cholera cases near Manila and life aboard a former Spanish cathedral with a pipe organ.
Constipation keeps poisons in the system causing headache dullness and eruptions. DeWitt's Little Early Risers stimulate the liver and promote easy bowels. They do not grip or distress and strengthen the bowels to perform their work. Piper's Drug Store.
On Sunday July 6 1962 the Lake Erie & Western Railroad runs a popular cheap excursion to Indianapolis. Round trip fare is $1.00. Special train leaves Denver at 7 04 a m with features at pleasure resorts for a day of recreation. For details contact a ticket agent.
Joan Griswoon, Trustee, and A. B. Vore warn that all individuals who have not paid their dog tax must settle by August 1 or their names will be turned over to the prosecutor.
On Sunday July 6 1902 the Lake Erie Railroad Company offers a popular cheap excursion from Denver to Rochester and Michigan City. Special train leaves at 9 25 a m with Rochester tickets 45 cents and Michigan City 1 00 dollars. Enjoy a full day by the lakes with baseball boating fishing and many amusements. For details contact the ticket agent.
George Musselman and Jessie V. Skinner wed at the Baptist parsonage in Logansport with Bro. Huckleberry officiating. The couple, joined by J. E. Black and wife, were later hosted to a wedding supper at the bride’s father’s home in Twelve Mile. The bride, an accomplished musician, wore white Persian lawn. the groom, a farmer, wore latest tippe t worsted. They plan to reside at Twelve Mile after July 1.
The Wesleyan Methodists of Peru begin a protracted meeting at the old Denver school house Thursday at 7 30 p m conducted by Rev Younts and Peru ministers. All Christian people in Denver and vicinity are welcome. The renovated school house will host the event lasting over Sunday.
Mrs. William Cool an aged pioneer of the county died at her daughter Mrs Anson Williams home northwest of town last Tuesday after a brief illness. The funeral will be held at the Weasaw church this morning. An extended obituary is promised for next week.
The notice promotes Ringee New Lite tle as a guaranteed cure for indigestion nausea headaches liver and bowel disorders. Sold at Piper’s drug store for 25 cents.
An advertisement claims immediate relief from coughs colds croup throat and lung troubles with Piper's Drug Stores product described as absolutely safe and a sure cure, noting it works after exercise and during summer heat.
July 5 local notes include Rippel's Shows coming to town and mentions of Den ver Mill Flour and Denver Elevator. Details note William Whisler from Chili on Tuesday, plus Prosecutor Armitage of Peru on official business in Denver. Also advertising for hay, mill feed, copper cents, flour exchange for wheat, and rental of Denver Roller Mill by G A Preston with grinding and sale of flour, bran, middlings, corn, oats and chop.
The town awaits Rippel's Big 10 and 15 cent Show on July 5 with prints available at the Thieune office. Notices advertise sale bills printed on waterproof board and cheap, reliable work. Local items mention visitors Sheriff Shilling of Peru and Mrs. Jennie Lidgard with son en route to Fort Wayne.
The M E Church notes progress toward a planned dedication around August 24 with plans maturing. Ladies Aid reports profit from a rainy Saturday social and promotes a Fourth of July picnic at the church serving sandwiches coffee ice cream and cake to benefit the church. The pastor and wife visited Charles and Aly Long and a general prayer meeting is set for Thursday evening at Brother Charlie Luckenbill's home.
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