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Newspaper

Denver Tribune

Location

Denver, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 04, 1907

Page

6

Textiles and Dress Fabrics Sale Highlights

A catalog fragment lists Ss Corde Mousseline ch 29C 25c and Dimities 12%e 29 Inch Lawns with stripes dots and florals in several colors. It notes New dress materials resembling foulard silk, 32 inches wide in tan navy brown with patterns. Printed Organdies and Madras fabrics offered at low prices from 10c to 39c.

Honeymoon Reflections and Small-Town Social Roundup

Entered as second class matter in Denver Indiana in 1897 the issue of July 4 1907 presents a collection of household maxims and moral exhortations about family duty and neighborly kindness. It also chronicles Sunday visits and daily life notes from local residents including John Cole Jay Winterrowd PS Sullivan Elvin Dice Morris Butt See Berger Bordner and others with social calls and a mention of a Roann trip.

Denver Indiana

Aphorisms and Wit From Notable Figures

A compact collection of quotations features Celia Thaxter on a golden day redeeming weariness, Shaw on instinct and genius, Lowell on false beliefs, Buckminster on charity, Maurice Maeterlinck on character, and Hugo on cheerful charity as wealth.

Celia Thaxter Hi. Shaw Lowell

See family and neighbors visit in Peru area

Rural Route No 23 George See was in Peru last Friday. Mrs. Lewis Fisher spent Sunday afternoon with Mrs. Mary Ream. Mrs. Emma Swope visited Mrs. Anna Fisher Sunday. Elbert See spent Saturday night with Elmer Ream. Dott and Fostie Cole spent Sunday with Fanny and Hazel Berger. Mrs. Cora Fisher and children spent Monday with her father, George See. Henry See and wife visited relatives in Peru Saturday and

George See Fanny Hazel Berger Roann Albert Berger Walter Bordner Peru John Fahl Lewis Fisher Mary Ream Elbert See Elmer Ream Dott Fostie Cole Cora Fisher Henry See

Local Happenings In Peru And Nearby Areas

John Turnipseed of Peru was in Denver on business Tuesday morning. Miss Cora Hastings of Need is visiting Miss Bessie Shaf fer this week. Reatha Fishburn and Myrtle Moon shopped in Peru Friday. Chloe Cunningham visited Sarah Whistler Sunday evening. Mr and Mrs Charles Bell were dinner guests of C E Bell and wife Sunday. S M Fisher, wife and Hal stead of Peru, visited Ora Fouts family south of town Sunday. Rev J Lutey will preach at MFE church Sunday evening after Epworth League service. Lewis Dice returned to Marion Normal College after two weeks helping on the farm during his father’s illness.

J . Lutey MFE Epworth League Lewis Dice Marion Normal College

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