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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1909
Page
5
Perrysburg notes invite all to a children's entertainment at the ME Church of this place next Sunday evening. Various local residents, including Miss Fern Kreider, Miss Gladys Kreider, and Miss Kate Hamilton, are mentioned in visits and family travel around Peru, Macy, Denver, and Indianapolis with neighbors and relatives.
The Jefferson Township commencement in Mexico featured nineteen graduates receiving diplomas. The program went well with high praise for Mr. Runkle’s address. Peru piano dealer Frank Crawford provided the piano and a top Packard contributed. Music, both vocal and instrumental, was well rendered.
Firemen arrived at the residence of Mr. Guise Friday noon to fight a roof fire. The blaze was contained with only a small roof hole sustaining damage and no other losses reported.
All persons knowing themselves indebted to L S Phillips for Peru Morning Journal are urged to call and settle without further notice.
Mrs A L Fouts and daughters visited near Chili with Omer Flora and wife on Sunday. A party from here attended a Chili band concert Saturday evening. Chili citizens reportedly raised over 18 dollars for the boys.
A Denver town notice hails the KOTM band as one of the best in the region and urges citizens to fund concerts uniforms and weekly performances. It notes past losses of about 100 dollars and asks merchants and residents to back the band to boost local trade and pride.
Mrs. Anna Norris of Macy visited Mrs. Lizzie Woolley on Thursday in a brief social call highlighting local ties and hospitality.
The l M. E. Church lists Sunday School at 9 30, Class Meeting 10 30, Evening Epworth League devotional and preaching at 7 30 with meeting at 6 30. Prayer Meeting Thursday 7 30, Teachers' meeting Friday 7 30, Jr Epworth 2 00 Saturday afternoon led by Mrs Ina Fouts.
Sunday School at 9 30 with preaching at 10 30 and 2 00 Junior Union. Evening services at 6 30 B Y P U at 7 30 and another preaching at 7 30. Bible reading Tuesday, prayer meeting Wednesday, choir rehearsal Friday at 7 30.
Abe Mohler traveled to the county seat on Saturday for a business trip. Ott Murphy and family spent Sunday with John Fahl and wife. Albert Berger and family from Roann visited George Lee on Thursday. Mrs Charles Stanton and sons Hazen and Simon from Peru visited Jacob Stanton and family Sunday. Carl Lantz of Indianapolis visited his aunt Mrs Mary Sullivan. Mrs Francis Morris and Fannie Morris of Peru stayed with Sam Berger last week. Ephram Kerschner and family from Woolleytown visited Albert Dewald and wife. George Steffey and wife and son Lawton of Mexico spent Sunday with Frank Matthias and sisters. Mrs Mary Berger visited son John Berger and family at Steger Illinois over Sunday. Rufus Fisher and family Floyd Yoder of Denver and Omer Lee and wife near Mexico spent Sunday with George See. Mt Zion services Sunday were well attended and Rev Marburger preached a good sermon. There will be preaching at Mt Zion next Sunday by the Dun kard people. Everyone invited.
Farm signs warn no trespassing or hunting without permission. Violators will be prosecuted. Frank Matthias and Sisters issue the warning on their property.
A Denver birthday dinner marked the 66th year of Mrs. Caroline Black. Relatives gathered Thursday June 17 planned by her daughter Mrs. Bertha Moon of Peru. Attendees included W E Bailey of Plymouth Henry E Bailey of Peru Emma Cunningham of Rochester and Bertha Moon. A bountiful dinner followed the celebration.
The chemists examination of Mrs. Snearly of Roann found no poison in the deceased woman. Several organs showed disease sufficient to cause death. With the report filed the case is dropped and Dr. Snearly is exonerated.
In Denver area notices unnamed merchants urge buyers to favor home printing services over foreign rivals. The appeal claims local work is cheaper and superior, urging readers to request quotes as proof of value.
A social event is planned by the Epworth League on the M. E. Church lawn Saturday evening July 3. A. L. Fouts and Andrew Fouts of Denver with Mrs. Lavina Jones of Roann spent Sunday with relatives at Idaville. Upton Friend suffered a severe leg bruise after a horse kicked him Sunday afternoon. doctor reports no broken bone.
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