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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1920
Page
2
The Tribune Denver Indiana announces its status as a second class matter at the Denver post office with an April 12 1897 filing date and standard post office handling.
In Twelve Mile Indiana the region endures extreme heat with no rain and crops needing a soak. Abe Moss sells corn at 1 85 per bush el while local farms and residents enjoy prosperous business and social visits.
The ad promotes settlement in Rusk County Wisconsin offering hardwood land with starter farms. It claims houses barns cows pigs chickens tools and seed included. $500 deposit per forty acres. no land payments for three years. Land priced at $30 to $35 per acre with options for improved and partly improved farms. EWING CARTER solicitors Rochester Indiana urge readers to register or request particulars and to mention the paper.
Rev. and Mrs. J. W. Trout living near Windfall with Claude Bride groom and wife and Clint Grimes with two sons Robert and Charles William were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Carson of South Denver. Rev. Trout is Mrs. Carson's brother. They returned home Sunday evening with their daughter Helen who had stayed two weeks with her aunt.
A. J. Long and wife with C. W. Long and wife return from a Sunday motor trip to Indianapolis and come back Tuesday. Sherman Waymire of Deedsville visits Denver for business. Nellie Waggoner of North Manchester College stays home over Sunday visiting her parents. Harold Friend and family of Peru visit grandparents Ira and family in Denver. Mrs. Lon Dawalt and children recover from mumps. Edgar Strouse and wife of Indianapolis visit grandparents in South Denver. Clyde Miller improves his East Harrison street property with a large screened porch. Alma Dukes leaves for Bowling Green Kentucky to study and teach next year. Mrs. Ralph Greer and children visit Rhoda Rhineberger in Denver. The Grimes family hosts Gordon Grimes of Monroe Micky visiting from there. Elmer See of Anderson motorizes to Denver then Twelve Mile to meet wife. Joseph McMillen hosts a Sunday dinner with multiple guests from Bluffton, Marion, Young America, Logansport, Macy, and others.
Amon Rater and family spent Sunday in Macy as guests of Nelson Murphy. Miss Gladys Benedict returned home after a week in Butler visiting Mr. and Mrs. Galen Crook. Clarence Tharp and Miss Eva Ream returned from a few weeks in Cincinnati Ohio with Tharp’s sister Mrs. Bert Quick. Dr. and Mrs. G W Musselman and their daughter and Mrs. Oscar Bond and daughter were in Peru Monday. Mrs. N B Hunt and son Marvin and mother Mrs. M M Dukes visited their niece Mrs. Avery Brower near Deedaville on Tuesday.
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