The Tribune Indian Entered as Second Class
The Tribune Indian notes its second class mailing status at the Denver Indiana post office with an April 2 formality in 1897.
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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1916
Page
5
The Tribune Indian notes its second class mailing status at the Denver Indiana post office with an April 2 formality in 1897.
Mrs Mary Barger and Gus Cornell visited near Deedsville with Elmer Lantz and wife. Several families visited, including Tharp Benedict and sons with Alice Sloppy, Fanny Stanton with her mother, Endsley visiting Ream, Lantz and Sloppy households, and many others. Sarah Matthias died at 7 pm diabetes. Funeral attendees included Minnie Ricker family from Columbia City and Peru residents Scott Lantz and Nona Sulli van.
Local residents visit family and friends across Peru and Denver. Nellie McGrew of Peru stays with sister Mrs. Waymire in Denver. Jess Miller and family visit Abe Miller and parents in Chili. John Baber and grandchildren visit Daniel Baber in Deedsville. Lester Hart of Peru visits Denver kin. Also listed are local merchant ads and a few health notes and travel plans.
Farm property announces no hunting or trespassing without special permission. Violations will be prosecuted by Frank Matthias and Sisters.
In Kokomo Indiana on July 12 1916 Mr and Mrs Milt Vandebur of 619 West Markland avenue say Tanlac the Master Medicine relieved their long standing stomach trouble headaches and dizziness. They report improved appetite better digestion and complete relief of stomach pains and aches. Tanlac is advertised as a tonic invigorant appetizer and blood purifier and sold at Donaldson's Drug Store Denver Indiana.
Mary A. Baber has qualified as Executrix of the will and estate of Freeman K. Baber, late of Miami County, deceased. The estate is believed solvent. Attest: Aaron S. Berger, Clerk.
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