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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1905
Page
4
S A Gordon promotes five percent farm loans. Several residents visit relatives in Peru Koko mo and Denver. Embarking doctors, grove meetings, family reunions, and a street concert by Peru’s colored folks are noted along with a dish drawing at Meredith’s and a Keim reunion planned near Gilead.
Mr and Mrs Vore visited their parents in Denver on Sunday. Mr Griffin traveled to Peru on business. Lee Leedy reopened the elevator for Conder Co. Charles Gould accepted a job with the Wabash railroad.
An advertisement claims Pepsoids can cure dyspepsia indigestion and stomach disorders with a free first bottle on approval. It insists the formula from Dr. V. S. Oldman is a patent medicine and offers payment terms of 50 cents then one cent after starting, asserting no obligation to pay if not cured.
Miss Chloe Trent made a business trip to Peru last Tuesday. Miss Ida Quick of near Mud Lake visited Deedsville friends last week. L. Ware of Kokomo purchased the E G Ware stock of merchandise. Threshing machines are humming in this vicinity this week. Miss Nellie Day of Macy was guest of Miss Olive Skinner. Elmer Conner and wife spent Sunday with his parents. After preaching two sermons at the basket meeting Rev. Lake spent the evening with Dr. Fretz. William Powell of Pleasant Hill celebrated his eighty second birthday at the basket meeting. Misses Verna Hill and Maggie Fretz visited Mrs. Edith Dale in Indianapolis last week.
D L Gregory of Hope Texas tests Bucklen's Amnica Salve for cuts burns ulcers fevers and sore eyes. He reports quick healing of a bad sore and good results for sore eyes. Sold for 25 cents at W L Piper's drug store.
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