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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1909
Page
5
In Deedsville and nearby, residents attend children's services, band concerts, and linen showers. Local travelers visit Peru Ohio and Rochester while families host and welcome guests. Residents Steadyly share visits with grandparents, friends, and relatives during June gatherings.
J. C. Hendee the Magazine Man of Effingham Illinois advertises magazine subscriptions and duplicating offers from reliable agencies or publishers. References include Effingham State Bank and Effingham Postmaster.
Frank Matthias spent Sunday in Peru. George Lee is able to be out again. Jesse Miller, visiting his parents, John Miller and family, returned to Nebraska. Cole spent Sunday with Sam Berger. Mrs. Cora Fisher and children from Denver visited her father, George Lee. Miss Mary Smith called on Sarah Matthias and sister last Wednesday. Harve Ream and family from Huntington came for a few days with his parents and relatives. Grover Moore and wife of Peru visited his grandmother, Mrs. Mary Berger, last week. Rev. Edward Marburger will preach at Mt. Zion Church on Sunday, June 20 at 10 30 o clock. Everybody invited.
The notice states a monthly schedule to transact business at the Denver Phipune office on the first and third Saturdays. Charles Simons serves as trustee for Jefferson Township.
Mrs Olive Miller and her son Wayne visited Logansport for a recent occasion. A hardware store announces new Granite Ware stock available for customers. LC Dukes & Co invites shoppers to view the assortment. Mrs Case, known as Macy, stayed with her brother AE M Dukes and family on Wednesday.
An old colored man seeks entry to a city church. The minister sends him home to pray. After days of prayer he reports that God told him he should not bother, saying he has tried for twenty years without luck, humorously reflecting on effort and acceptance.
Miss Ethel Arnold, the English lecturer, argues the present civilization lacks ethics and predicts that when past gods vanish a god will live in each blade of grass flower star and every struggling human soul.
A city salesman encounters a Sixth Avenue shopkeeper selling wooden shoes. The seller expresses astonishment that people in the town both make and wear wooden footwear, highlighting a curious local craft scene and market interest.
Effective April 11 1909 timetable details train No 1 2 3 and 4 with daily and Sunday departures from Chicago Peru and Cincinnati. Through vestibuled trains and sleepers on Nos 3 and 4. Local sleeper Peru to Chicago. For schedules rates and information contact J H Bauer Peru Ind.
The Peru shop promotes screen doors for 79 cents, adjustable window screens at 20 cents, and screen wire at 10 cents. Aimed at keeping flies out, the ad emphasizes low costs for homeowners and boarders alike.
An advertisement offers a fine new upright piano and player for cash or easy payments. Call and view at Sl M Redmans in Denver. A motivational hook urges the young man to hustle and notes life and fire insurance differences in payoff.
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