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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1908
Page
5
Rev Rawei of New Zealand will present an illustrated talk at the MEchurch on June 25. The native preacher and teacher, son of a Maori chief, will show stereoscope pictures and cover topics from a Maori village to cannibalism and culture.
A brief sale notice lists embroidery edges and insertions, pretty patterns per yard. One lot of valances per yard, ruffled curtains about two and a half yards long per pair, 25 cent fine lisle hose in tan or black lace, with children and misses items noted at nineteen cents or similar prices.
Our millinery department announces an earlier cleaning sale to clear all hats in stock this season. Hats are offered in three lots at 98 cents, 1.49 dollars, and all best hats at 1.98 dollars.
A Wednesday morning blaze on East Harrison Street burned the barn at Mr. Brown’s property. Denver firefighters saved the M E Parsonage barn from ignition. Sparks from a Vandalia freight likely caused the fire amid dry conditions. Owner is Mr. Kline of Ohio, with use by Mr. Raber. No horses inside and the mail wagon was moved to safety.
Mrs. Ben Gage nearly escaped serious harm Wednesday after a mistaken oil mix caused an explosion when coil oil was used to start a wood fire. She was slightly burned and shaken, but the error was found in time to prevent further accidents.
Fort Wayne Michigan correspondent LeRoy B Williams writes June 8 1908 to his mother. He departs June 26 for Chickamauga Georgia to participate in the National Maneuvers and stays until October. He will then be stationed at Fort Benjamin Harrison Indianapolis Indiana and promises to write often. He regrets missing Frank and the picnics this fall.
The Girls' Club of the Denver Baptist church presents a home talent play titled Old Maids Convention at KOTM Hall on Saturday evening June 27, 1908 at 8 15. Admission 10c and 15c. Signed Pres. Maribah Lovejoy Sec Amarilla Heywood Treasurer Pricilla Hope.
The annual Friend family reunion occurs next Sunday in Whitmores Grove. Many members are expected. a forenoon business meeting leads to dinner, followed by an afternoon of social activities.
Albert Wright asserts the report of selling his Livery and Feed Barn to M E Murphy is false. He states he will continue business at the old stand and promises the same courteous treatment as before for customers and friends.
Sunday School begins at 9 30 with a 10 30 preaching on God in our Clouds. Evening program includes 7 00 B Y P U and 8 00 Children’s Day Exercises.
Greer Wilkinson Lor Co announces 100 gallons of first quality mixed paint for sale at 1.00 per gallon while stocks last. Cans rusting from dampness prompt clearance. Charles Bell, Agent.
The K O T M Band expresses gratitude to the people of Denver and vicinity through the Tribune for assistance that helped make last Saturday evenings festival a grand success.
Community notes include visits and hospitality among local families John Cornell and Burton Wade. Ads promote Binder twine, paint from Jones Hardware Co, Kinzie Son bakery, Phillips and Martin bread, and Miller Robbins groceries. Church services at MBE and Baptist observances listed with Children s Day program and guest entries.
The Confectionery and Lunch room on East Harrison Street changed hands with Glen Wright selling to Walt er Stewart. Stewart took possession last Thursday and began remodeling to create an up to date ice cream parlor. He invites patronage and promises best efforts to please.
After suffering 18 years with chronic indigestion and spending over two hundred dollars, BE Ayscue of Ingie side reports Dr Kings New Life Pills are the best medicine sold under guarantee at W L Piper's drug store.
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