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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1899
Page
5
A column argues against idleness and promotes steady work for all ages from four upward. It cites health risks of volunteers in the Philippines, praises General Wood in Cuba, and lauds patent reform under Commissioner Duell. The piece urges Christians, editors, teachers, and families to foster industry and virtue. Jesse Woops.
The county trustees re elect E H Andrews as county superintendent for a four year term. Andrews had been elected two years earlier under a two year limit, which the legislature later extended to four. The meeting in the county auditor s office included thirteen Republicans and five Democrats. Andrews received eight votes. The absent trustee was Democrat John Jenkins of Clay township.
Sunday evening June 11 program lists Myrtle Arbuckle as leader with league songs and references. Soloists include Maude Grimes and Lulu Gustin, with instrumental music by Otto Fishburn and Mr. and Mrs. Redman. Select readings by Ina Fouts and Mrs. J. M. Baker.
The program lists Greetings by Earnest Koontz and Marie Eikenberry, scripture lesson, prayers, songs and duets by school groups, and solos by Nellie Keplinger and Fern Bell. Several pieces feature the infant class and Myrtle Scott, Lillie Murphy, Vernie Dewald, and Grace La Due among performers. An offering collection is also noted with described purchases of reading materials.
On Sunday June 11 1899 the Lake Erie Western Railway runs a cheap day trip to Chicago leaving Denver at 647 am. Round trip fare is 150 with a return train from Chicago at 800 pm. Spend the day at the World’s Fair City with gardens matinees baseball and other amusements. A baggage car will transport wheel items at no extra charge. For details contact the road’s ticket agent.
Notice states stock transfers for other parties require an order from the parties responsible for the stock. The Dexvick Cash Lumar Co notice emphasizes accompanying documentation and proper authorization.
All persons with accounts at Gustin Brotiens furniture are urged to settle immediately by cash or note as the firm needs funds. call to clear balances.
The Trisene office offers calling cards on short notice. Visitors Joseph Murden and wife from near Mexico called on Wesley Andrews and wife. Miss L Estelle Manchester returns from Cincinnati Are Academy. W F Beck of Kendalville travels to Denver for business and visiting. Albert Fouts improves his business room. Rev L C Zimmerman visits from Harlan to tend farm west of town. Ebenezer quarter meeting leads to no M K Y church services next Sunday eve. Wabash Railroad time change affects eastbound train at 10 40. Denver Mills offers flour meal and feed with Tuesdays and Fridays grinding. Logansport Baptist Association holds joint convention at Ke-wanna June 15–16. Alice Byne Dramatic Co. at K O T M hall with cheap admission. Top milling wheat bought at Denver Mills. June 10 excursion to Chicago announced. Washing machines and wringers sold by George Kessler. Denver Roller Mills now in first class condition. Hagvey Jones and Bertha Arbuckle visit from Peru. Mrs Anna Martin of Indianapolis visits Denver. Baptist Ladies Aid social at Rev Koontz home June 10. M E F church quarterly meeting at Ebenezer next weekend. Epworth League event at parsonage poorly attended. receipts around six dollars. Lake Erie excursion to Rochester and Michigan City well attended in three sections. M Lew Enyart accused of political switch. Denver Mills pledges reliable service. Union Township commencement at Deedsville U B church. diplomas presented by FE H Andrews. notable duette by Mrs Grimes and Mrs Trent. class address by Rev J M Baker.
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