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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1911
Page
5
C F Fite writes fire and lightning insurance along with tornado automobile boiler burglary employers elevator liability general public and teams liability flywheel health personal accident plate glass and fidelity bonds. The agency claims only the best companies and invites calls letters or calls for information or business.
Miss Esther Myers of Arcadia and her cousin Miss Flora Shafer visited during the past week. Epworth League members and friends were entertained at Clyde Miller and wife’s home Saturday evening. About thirty five attended and enjoyed the evening.
C F Fite grows unusual crops this year including a four foot long string radish and a lemon cucumber that tastes like cucumber though shaped like a lemon. Seed for the radish failed to germinate in large quantities.
Mrs. O Cover remained critically ill after a relapse last week though previously improving from a fall and arm fracture. The nervous shock worsened her weakened condition and she deteriorated Friday with thin hopes for recovery.
The city will soon welcome a 5 and 10 cent store, signaling a new retail option for shoppers. The venture points to growing demand for affordable everyday goods in Denver.
Rev J B Cook and wife led a Denver to Warsaw overland trip visiting the old farm in Ohio. The reunion gathered five sisters, five brothers, plus in laws, totaling about 66 descendants. The farm, bought in 1842, remains owned by Charles with most siblings alive and no deaths among children in 62 years.
On Sunday afternoon at two o'clock at the home of Mr and Mrs Elmer Sloppy in the Weasaw neighborhood the marriage took place. Miss Alice Berkheiser of Mexico and Harry J Frances of Peru were married by Rev AT Ronk of the Denver Brethren church.
The Tripune office will be closed from Wednesday at noon July 26 until Monday evening July 31 due to the editor and wife taking a week off.
The M. E. Ladies' Aid will meet at the Methodist church on next Wednesday afternoon August 2.
John Ream and his daughter Marie of North Manchester visited Mrs. William Ream on Sunday. Miss Marie will remain until Saturday.
A classified spread advertises numerous farms with acreages from 5 to 200 plus, many parcels detailed by cultivation area, house rooms, barns, wells, wind pumps, and soil notes. Prices range from $60 to $1600 per acre, with multiple parcels near railroad towns and schools. Trade options include stock of merchandise and town properties. contact details follow.
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