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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1907
Page
5
Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Guyer and their daughter visited Mr. and Mrs. CE Bell in Lafountain. Isaac Fisher and his daughter Sue, and Ora Fouts with wife and son Floyd spent the fourth at the Hoovers with Mr. and Mrs. Mark Morrow.
Lee and Marie Long hosted a Sunday visit with Miss Merrill, Miss Auger of Peru, and the Misses Edna Ward, Lova Flora, Hazel Long, Emma Doud, Golden Newell. The gentlemen included Glen Smith, Myr Deal, Harold Yocum, Russell Long, and Lorenzo Doud. Afternoon served ice cream and cake. A fine time was reported.
A Sunday dinner at Mr. and Mrs. Israel Keplinger’s home drew Nellie Crain and children of St Louis. Clinton Bunnell and children of Ridgefarm Illinois. J O Griffith and son Vernon. Harry Keplinger. and George Fisher and family all of Peru. Also Ken nedy's Laxative cough syrup advertised as a cough remedy with laxative action and throat soothing benefits. Sold by w r vip er.
Sunday School starts at 9 30. Preaching at 10 30 by the pastor. Junior League at 2 30 led by Miss Cleta Wright. Haworth League at 6 45 led by Russell Long. Midweek prayer Thursday at 7 30 preceded by Intermediate League at 6 30 led by Mrs Lutey. Choir rehearsal Saturday at 7 30 prompt.
The July Clearance Sale lasts this month and means money to our patrons. Prices cut in every department. Would rather sell the goods at a sacrifice than carry over for next spring. Come in early and get the best selection.
Notice warns against berry picking on the farm owned by Charles Derck in Saline. Violations will be dealt with accordingly. no trespassing and written permission required.
Sunday School at 9 30 and 10 30. Morning preaching titled The enemies defeat at 10 30. B Y P U at 6 45. Music program at 8 15 followed by evening preaching and sermon Is it nothing to you.
A speaker urges a young man to value present capital like health and skills over cash, insisting wealth comes from working with current abilities. He warns against idleness and credit fantasies, urging taking any first job, doing it well, and managing capital to grow wealth.
Miami County Soldier's Reunion set at Whitmore's Grove Indiana with social day Friday August 23 featuring band concerts bean suppers and a campfire then Saturday August 24 includes a business meeting a bean dinner and musical acts. The note recalls a June 19 barn fire, insurance handled by Continental Insurance Co and agent CF Fite, plus thanks from Mrs. Annie Hallinshade for prompt service.
On Sunday July 7 1907 the 60th life milestone of Mrs A B Andrews was observed with Ora Andrews Verle Andrews and Mert Andrews traveling from Peru to share a dinner of new potatoes peas and fried chicken followed by ice cream cake and lemonade. Mrs Andrews received several useful presents. The children returned home in the evening hoping she would live to many more birthdays.
Merritt Murphy and his wife spent Sunday with John Woolley and wife in Wabash where two brothers and two sisters met for the first time in sixteen years. Attending were Albert Woolley and wife from Marshall County Indiana Mrs. Jessie Taylor from Milwaukee Wisconsin and Merritt Murphy and wife from Denver. The day proved enjoyable for all attendees.
Clarence Rush attended Courier Monday. Mrs. Nellie Crain and children Mrs. J O Griffith and son Mrs. Clinton Bunnell and children and Mrs. Sallie Keplinger and daughter Hazel were entertained at dinner Monday at the home of George Visher.
An old man visits a furniture store and jokes about his daughter’s new suitor. The clerk suggests a sofa named Cupid’s Retreat, claiming its cover wears out in a year to reveal a card reading It’s Time to Get Married.
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