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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1908
Page
5
A list of fabric and clothing items priced per yard or piece. Mosquito bar at 5c yd, cotton suiting for dresses with pretty patterns, dotted swiss and silk ribbons, men’s shirts 39c, wide silk ribbon options in multiple colors.
A major blaze Tuesday night gutted the Denver Basket Factory, along with a saw mill, office, storage barn, and horse barn. Firefighters and citizens saved nearby homes, with early estimates placing the loss in the thousands. the plant's owners faced insurance coverage gaps and mass unemployment for workers.
Telegram reveals Gailard Piper, young son of Dr HM Piper, possibly fatally kicked by a horse at grandparents home in St. Louis Michigan. The Piper family had recently suffered another death when Dr Piper was killed by a tram. Funeral plans pending wire notification.
The Friend Family hosted their fourth annual reunion last Sunday in Whitmore grove with about 120 relatives and many friends gathering for a sumptuous dinner and a day of fellowship. Mrs A DL Davis visited her brother Aabury Elliot near Gilead and accompanied him to attend the funeral of Mr Armfield. Poultry sellers sought by Miller & Robbins Benyer Indiana.
The Girls' Club of the Denver Baptist Church presents an Old Maids' Convention at KOTM Hall next Saturday evening June 27. The program features songs recitations music dialogues and tricks with Professor Pinkerton performing an electric transformation. Admission 10 and 15 cents begins 8 15 p m.
Card of Thanks expresses gratitude to Denver citizens for assistance after a factory disaster. Funeral for Isaac Armfield held at the house Wednesday at 10am with Rev. Lutey officiating. The remains were shipped to Goodland Indiana for burial on Thursday.
Derek and Saline publish a warning that berry picking and trespassing are forbidden in their woods without prior permission.
A concise warning from J W Dice states no trespassing on the premises and grants permission to restrict entry. The notice emphasizes legal boundaries and property protection.
Sunday School at 9 30 and 10 30 preaching services at 7 00 B Y P U at 8 00. Mr and Mrs Charles Bell shopping in Peru Monday. Mrs Jessie Taylor of Milwaukee visiting sister Mrs Merritt Murphy. Dr Church dental parlors open Fridays over Piper's drug store with guaranteed work. Mrs Mary Warner visiting sister Mrs Will Millikan. Binder twine orders welcome best standard twine priced per pound 500 to 550 feet per pound.
Rural Route 28 resident George Lee made a business trip to Peru on Friday. Mrs. Mary Ream spent Sunday with daughter Lizzie Tharp. Mrs. Henry See and children visited Mrs. Sarah Berger last Thursday. Charles Stanton and Peru family visited his parents Jacob Stanton and family last Wednesday. Miss Mary Dice spent Sunday with her parents. Mr and Mrs George Lee spent Sunday with Rufus Fisher and family. Cleve Ege and family visited Charles Ege and family at Denver on Sunday. W D Ream visited relatives at Rochester Sunday. Jesse Moore of Peru visited his uncle Sam Berger and family. Mrs. Clara Gruwell and children spent Tuesday with Mrs. William Gruwell. Charles Pottinger and son of Perrysburg spent Sunday with Frank Matthias. Harry Waltz and son of Peru visited his uncle W D Ream last Thursday. Lew Marburger Charley Aley Sam Berger and Elmer Lantz were in Peru Saturday. Henry Swope and wife of Macy spent Sunday with his brother Charles Swope and family. Charles Gruwell and family were guests of Mrs. Katy Sunday and daughter on Sunday. Mrs. Maggie Ream visited her parents at Twelve Mile last Thursday. Albert Wright has sold his Livery and Feed barn on North Payson Street to M E Murphy. Mr. Murphy took possession Tuesday and moved his livery stock from the south part of town.
Staples and fancy line advertised. J E Millican & Son and Garritsons in Illinois this week for Basket Co. Last week of June shoe sale at Lone & Moors Peru. Mrs J Haines visiting son L A Haines and family. Mrs Fred Garrison visiting Bennetts Switch. Old Maids Convention next Saturday evening. Home talent play noted. Screen doors and window screens 75 cents for doors. McCaffrey's Peru. ME Ladies Aid Society meets July 1 at Mrs J W Newell. Children's oxford slippers sale price 95c. Long & Moore Peru. Bread by Weight and Quality emphasized Phillips and Martins.
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