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Newspaper

Denver Tribune

Location

Denver, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 1910

Page

5

Winona Interurban Debuts New Train Schedule

Effective Sunday July 10 the Winona Interurban Railway adopts a new timetable. Two Goshen to Ihanaplga trains and two Indianapolis to Goshen trains run through without change. The Winona Flyer departs Goshen at 7:00 am and 5:30 pm arriving Indianapolis 11:40 am and 10:15 pm. Returns depart Indianapolis at 7:00 am and 5:00 pm arriving Goshen at 12:00 noon and 10:00 pm. Distance Goshen to Peru takes about an hour and a half with ten trains scheduled each way daily.

Goshen Ihanaplga Indianapolis Gos Peru

Petty Family Reunion At Nell Farm Near Peru

Sunday July 10 attendees gathered at Mr and Mrs Frank Nell’s country home three miles northeast of Peru on the Paw Paw pike. Guests included Mrs Jane Petty and Jonas McClain and family from Denver BE Gage and kin, Loren and Everett Gage with wife and son Claude of Peru, Bruce Watson and family of Roann, plus numerous others. A fire dinner was served in the orchard under the old apple tree with songs and instrumental music as entertainment.

Petty Frank Nell Peru Paw Paw Pike Jane Petty Jonas McClain Denver BE Gage Loren Everett Gage Claude Bruce Watson Roann

Pay Your Dues and Renew Now Ad Vance

Monthly dues expire for subscribers and prompt renewal prevents delinquency. If you see an X on your paper you are delinquent. Pay a dollar or, better, renew by paying a year in advance by locating your last receipt.

Local Social Notes and Dry Town Raid Reported

Dr I W Newell made a business trip to Kokomo Tuesday. Miss Vera Bell visited Miss Flossie Miller Monday night. Mrs Everett Gage and Claude of Peru helped W S Carsons thresh Wednesday. Elmer Lee and family of Anderson visited Denver relatives last week. Asthma and Hay Fever relief offered at Brown Drug Store. Merritt Medsker and O Andrews of Peru hosted by Merritt Murphy family. Miss Helen Millikan returned from Aussiaville visit. Ruth Lutey joined her in Denver. Sheriff Wolpert raided Peru last Wednesday exposing damp spots in a dry county and two barrels seized.

I W Newell Kokomo Vera Bell Flossie Miller Brown Drug Store Helen Millikan J F Lutey Aussiaville Ruth Lutey Denver Wolpert Peru

Baptist Minister to Move to Denver

Rev. Iacoma, hired by Baptist congregations at Denver and Perrysburg, plans to move to Denver next week and will preach at Perrysburg next Sunday. The church is being repaired and services were held on the lawn in the morning and at the M. E. church in the evening.

Iacoma Denver Perrysburg M. EB

Aged Lady Rebecca Karn Dies in Deedsville

Mrs Rebecca Karn aged eighty one pioneer resident of Miami county died at her Deedsville home Wednesday morning. She was widow of Daniel Karn who died earlier. Five children survive Jacob Karn of New Mexico Reuben Karn of Rochester Ira Karn Levi Karn and Emma Leedy all of Deedsville. Funeral services and burial were at Deedsville Friday morning.

Rebecca Karn Miami County Deedsville Daniel Karn Jacob Karn New Mexico Reuben Karn Rochester Ira Karn Levi Karn Emma Leedy

Notice on Brethren Church building subscription due date

A notice to subscribers for the Brethren Church building fund states payments are due August 1, 1910. Secretary Iran Bikenberry urges prompt payment from donors.

M E Church Services Schedule

The notice lists services including 9 30 Sunday School and 10 30 preaching. Evening services at 7 90 Epworth League and 8 00 preaching. Prayer meeting at 7 30 Thursday evening.

Epworth League

Belt Faces New Trouble After Perilous Night

Willard Belt of Deedsville was arrested in north Peru on a warrant for jumping a $7.50 board bill. He was jailed in Peru, fined 16.65 including costs, paid by relatives. Belt denies taking poison and says reports about the incident are exaggerated. His condition since the event supports his claim.

Willard Belt Deedsville Marion Peru Belt

Ice Cream Social for Brethren Church Aid Society

The newly organized Ladies' Aid Society of the Brethren church of Denver plans an ice cream social on the lawn at Albert Eikenberry's residence on East Harrison Street next Saturday evening July 16. Ice cream cake lemonade and cracker jack will be served. Proceeds go to furnishing the new church. Music by the Band. All are invited to support the cause.

Ladies’ Aid Society of the Brethren Church Jor Denver Albert Eikenberry East Harrison St

Post Office Robbery in Peru Stolen Mail Recovered Nearby

Thieves entered the Peru post office Sunday night and seized many letters from boxes of persons and firms. Opened envelopes were found in an adjacent old building. Little, if any, money was believed taken. Government detectives investigate the case.

Peru

Milliron Cigar Store Closes. Howes & Plimpton Buy Stock

JE Milliron closes his cigar and confectionery shop in the post office building and retires. Howes and Plimpton purchase the stock. The notice includes prices for L. M. Mid-Summer shoes and a statement about the newspaper’s duty to publish news for the public interest.

JE Milliron Howes & Plimpton

John Wagoner Dies at Home in Wagoner’s Station

John Wagoner, longtime resident, died Sunday at his Wagoner’s Station home after a period of illness. He was a member of the J.O.O.F. Lodge of Green Oak and the Encampment of Denver and a brother of Mrs. Joseph Warren. Funeral services were held Tuesday with Rev. Norris officiating and burial at Macy. I.O.O.F. Lodge Green Oak led the ceremony with Denver encampment members in attendance.

Wagoner Green Oak Denver

Also Mentioned on This Page

Winona‘ Flyer Winona Interurban Railway Company Petty Reunion Gon. Claude W S Carson Elmer Lee Anderson Merritt Medsker O ' Andrews Merritt Murphy The Brethren Church Iran Bikenberry, Secy M. E. Church Services Ness Transactions Ind Ice Cream Social L. & M. Shoe Co Owes &Phimpson General Merchandise Denver, Indiana Mirror Sale Gustin Bros L. G. Dukes John Wagoner Mary Kistler Jess Bell Edgar Strouse I N Bell and Family M M Dukes Myrtle Bertha Bowen Gilead Bowen M. B. Epworth League
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