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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1906
Page
5
A German father vows to intervene if his son is spanked at school. When the boy reports the punishment, the father keeps his word and leads him to the goodshed for a hands on lesson. The tale endorses strict parental discipline to curb juvenile misbehavior.
Lupia Forey will sell at public auction on Saturday July 14 1906 at 1 p.m. at her late residence in Denver Indiana the household and kitchen furniture. William Bell auctioneer conducts the sale.
Jesse L. Friend, a leading Denver entrepreneur, died after a wagon overturn while unloading on a hillside near Denver. A compound leg fracture led to septic fever and his death at his daughter’s home. He leaves a wife, a son Cody Friend, a daughter Mrs. Wils Newbold, and many relatives. Funeral at Denver Baptist Church with Elder Irvin Fisher, burial in the O.T. O. I. cemetery.
Mrs Maria Scheuerman died at her home in South Denver at noon yesterday after a six month cancer battle. She leaves a husband and four children and was sister in law to Jesse Friend who died the same day. Funeral at 2 30 tomorrow at the Baptist church with Elder Irvin Fisher officiating and burial in the ILOOF cemetery.
A correspondent from San Francisco describes the city’s ruin after a massive disaster. He details widespread homelessness, burned and collapsed buildings, and the urgent need for public charity while noting fires, smoke, and shocking destruction across the city. He mentions plans to sail for the Orient and asks family to write back.
Resolutions honor Adelia Speck a charter member and longtime treasurer of the Ladies Aid Society of the M B K church She served faithfully for years and her loss leaves a vacancy and deep sympathy for her relatives and all society members Their organization began in 1884 and her steadfast service is gratefully remembered.
In a San Francisco Police Court, a chorus from an opera veteran sung “Jerusalem” amid drunken prisoners, softening hearts and leading the judge to dismiss all cases without fines. The room filled with emotion as tears flowed and a sense of mercy spread among the defendants and observers.
The Baptist Church lists Sunday School at 9 30 morning worship at 10 30 with the topic The Cloud of witnesses plus 7 30 B Y P U and 8 30 preaching on A Study of Lodgism.
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