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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1907
Page
5
A compact moral piece urges diligence over complaint. It compares effort and success, noting that self earned money shines brighter, hardships sharpen appetite, and industrious people prosper while the idle suffer. It uses proverbs about effort, perseverance, and practical work to advise initiative.
Notice from the Advisory Board of Jefferson Township Miami County Indiana invites sealed bids for a two room school building in district No 12. Bids due by 12 noon July 2 1907 with $50 certified check. Work must finish by Sept 28 1907. I A Woolley Trustee.
Friendship Home management has secured the Urbana Orchestra for two concerts next Sunday June 16. A good crowd is expected as past entertainments drew interest. Ice cream and lunches will be served on the grounds, with launches rides and boating as features. Attendees may bring dinners and enjoy the shade. J W Krieg proprietor.
A shipment of two thousand up-to-date post cards has arrived, providing current designs and stock for mailing needs. Officials note improved materials and faster production times for bulk orders.
The Denver Cornet Band thanks the citizens of Denver and vicinity for coming to their relief in time of need. The business men and entire community have shown favors since the band's organization in financial and other support. They express heartfelt gratitude in public notice through the Tribune.
Members of Denver Lodge 537 attended a Memorial service with Deedsville Lodge at U B church led by Harry Lee. Post Grand Rev S C Norris gave the address and Denver Band escorted the procession to the cemetery where graves of departed brothers and sisters were decorated. Delegates listed include J W Warren, C F Fite, A L Davis, B F Lee, Levi Leedy, SI Yoder, Daniel Raber, L E Raber, 8 C Norris, Eri Gustin, An son Williams, Leroy Williams, Perry lishburo, B W Ward, Will Redman, Charles Bell, Charles Aley and Earl Chapman.
A Newport Tennessee reader reports Kadol cured dyspepsia three years ago and has had no trouble since. The ad notes Kadol relieves stomach belching and heartburn and is guaranteed to give relief, sold by W L Piper.
All persons owing for the mowing of their lots in the I O O West Lawn Cemetery are requested to pay to the Superintendent $1.00 before July 1. One cemetery key will be at Gustin Bros Furniture Store and the other at the home of B E Gage.
Nice late cabbage plants priced at 15c per hundred at Lane's. T. H. Skinner of Twelve Mile stopped in Denver yesterday on his way home from Culver. Miss Ethel Kinzie has returned home from Perrysburg after a weeks visit. Mrs. Charles Cutshaw and her two children Marie and Roy of Huntington are visiting Denver relatives this week.
The item records local social visits and illness. J W Dice is on the sick list while families including Newbold, Fahl, Berger, Lee, Matthias, Myers, Ream, Lantz, Sullivan, and Fisher share Sundays and weekdays across Peru and Twelve Mile, reflecting community ties.
Twelve Mile hosts Children’s Day Service at Bethlehem church Sunday at ten. CL Jones and family of Logansport visited his brother C L Jones. Mrs. Jesse Roach of Kewanna visited Twelve Mile friends. Rev. Jones did business in Peru Monday. A weekend music concert drew many attendees. Town readies for Fourth of July. A new opera house progresses slowly. Charles Lybrook bought the Arthursalls farm north of Twelve Mile via real estate agent C L Jones.
Walter Butt and wife made a business trip to Peru Tuesday. John Woolley and wife of Wabash visited Merritt Murphy and wife over Sunday. Ed Thompson and family were called to Lagro Sunday to the bedside of an uncle who is very ill. Ora Andrews and family are visiting their parents.
The church lists Sunday School at 9 30 and 10 30. Preaching and services follow with junior union at 2 30 and B Y P U at 6 45. An 8 15 evening preaching program titled Saved By Blood concludes the day. Hand of fellowship is given to new members.
The Friends Reunion will be held in J. M. Whitmore's Grove on Sunday June 16. Relatives are requested to attend as far as possible.
Collins Kirby departed for his home in Hannah North Dakota on Tuesday. Mrs Saline and young Louise Derek traveled to Logansport on Monday to consult eye specialist Dr Thomas.
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