Sheriff Sale of Denver Indiana Real Estate Delegated by Pythias Lodge
Court confirms a mortgage decree against Pythias Lodge No. 373 and defendants. Sheriff John W. Volpert will sell rents and profits for up to seven years and then the fee simple if needed, June 30 1909, at the Miami County Court House in Denver Indiana, to satisfy $303.75 plus interest and costs. Reaster & Ward attorney for the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Pythias Lodge No
Denver
Indiana
Albert E. Rush
Ira l L. Rush
Effie J. Becknell
Ella Rush
John W. Volpert
Miami County
A. Grimes
Reaster & Ward
Wall Paper Remnant Sale at Matthias Sisters Farm
Farm sign announces a wall paper remnant sale run by Frank Matthias and sisters with warnings against trespassing and hunting. Prosecution noted for violators. Local notice blends sale listing with property access restrictions.
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Frank Matthias
Mrs Cloud Dies After Operative Complication
Mrs Mary Effie Cloud wife of traveling salesman Charles Cloud died at her East Franklin street home in South Peru during tumor removal surgery. A fatal internal hemorrhage occurred soon after operation began. She was about forty five. Her funeral was in Denver with many relatives attending.
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Mary Effie Cloud
Charles Cloud
East
Franklin Street
South
Peru
Cloud
J. E. Milliron
Denver
Milliron
Jerry Cloud
Frankfort
Ralph Cloud
Marton
Lena Harvey
Julia Morris
Indianapolis
G'A Martindale
Laporte
A A Ross
Witters Visited Mrs. Jessie Lee in Deedsville
Mr and Mrs Charles Witter visited the home of Mrs Jessie Lee in Deedsville last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Witter
Jessie Lee
Deedsville
Granite Ware Assortment Arrives at Hardware Store
A broad selection of Granite Ware cookware has just arrived at the hardware. LC Dukes & Co. invites customers to call and inspect the new stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Call and See
LC Dukes & Co
M. E. Church Schedule and Woman Ina Fouts Event
The M. E. Church presents a Sunday program with Sunday School at 9:30, Evening Epworth League devotional at 6 30, preaching at 7 30, and prayer meeting. Thursday evening two thirty, Friday at two, and Saturday activities conducted by Mrs Ina Fouts.
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Epworth
Ina
Epworth Leaguers Surprise Virgil and Family
A party of about thirty Epworth Leaguers visited Virgil Sellers and his wife on a Tuesday evening. The hosts welcomed the unexpected guests with ice cream, cake, and buttermilk. Clyde Miller led the unofficial tasting contest with L. C Dukes and N B Hunt close behind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth Leaguers
Virgil Sellers
Sage talk at the general store over Si Perkins
In a small town scene Uncle Bill Abbott weighs Si Perkins in casual tone. He can’t call him a liar but notes Perkins relies on someone else to call the dogs for a response at feeding time. The exchange unfolds in a folksy humor style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Si Perkins
Bill Abbott
Uncle Bill
Everybody’s Magazine
Card of Thanks from Mr and Mrs Milliron and children
We express heartfelt thanks to our friends who assisted us during our great bereavement. Mr and Mrs J E Milliron and their children express gratitude for support received.
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J E Milliron
Mercantile offers bargains on fabrics and goods
Local ads list sales at the Mercantile for cups and saucers six for 29 cents two piece dresses under 70 cents per yard quantities. Esters Stewart and Golden Newell are mentioned in social notes with a short visit. John S McCarthy’s Peru shoe shop promotes men’s and women’s footwear at deep discounts. Albert Wright travels to Denver on business and Jno. S McCarthy plans to move the restaurant and property on Payson street. Blind Tigers phrase hints at county activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Wright
Roann
Denver
W O Medaris
Perrysburg Self Sealing Jars Sale At The Mercantile
Local newspaper items report 39 cent Self Sealing quart Mason jars at The Mercantile and a series of social notes. Guests include Walter Balsbaugh and family with George Thompson couple. Beulah Warner with Lulu Green. visits among Rannells, Staller, Shoemaker, and McGuire families. illnesses Typhoid fever affecting Wallace Rannells and Hazel Kreider. travel to Gibson Illinois and Kokomo. and various routine community events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercantile
Walter Balsbaugh
George Thompson
Ests
Rochester
Baptist Church
Beulah Warner
Lulu Green
Also Mentioned on This Page
Carson & Bridegroom
M. E. Church
the Mercantile
Esther Stewart
Golden Newell
Jno. S. McCarthy’s
Will Baldwin
Payson Street
Jno. S. McCarthy Shoe Store
Dr. Snyder
Venience
West Main St
Perrysburg
Charles Wright
Zulu Staller
Noblesville
Mrs. Shoemaker
Elisha Buck
Dayton Staller
Walter See and
Grover Lee
Claude Kime
Anderson
Mrs. Bush
Leonard
Robert Hamilton
Gibson, Illinois
Milan Leavitt
Kokomo
Wallace Rannells
Hazel Kreider
Lizzie Staller
Mrs
Jennie Rannells
Son
Charles Rannells
Ashton Rays
Frank McGuire
Ault Woodhouse
Family
Jackson Jones
Lee Grimes
Our Town
Tribune
Mexico
Mercantile Mill
Lizzie Zartman
M. EB. Ladies’ Aid
Cleo Stuber
Mr. Zartman
Alice Myers
Monon
Charles McGuire
Mrs. Carroll
Bernice
Illinois
Mr. Carroll
Will Whistler
Baptist Missionary Society
Mattie Miller
Joe
Will Wikle
Crist Fike
Dave Fike
Iva Baker
Dee Hood
Iva Hulce
Mrs. Hoagland
Vernon Bender
Chicago
W. L. _. Piper
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