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Newspaper

Denver Tribune

Location

Denver, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1910

Page

8

Local People Attend Community Visits and Family Gatherings

Rural Route No 23 resident Jacob Stanton and wife were in Peru Friday. Mrs Mary Berger spent Sunday with John Miller and wife. Mrs Laughren of Peru visited Mrs Mary Sullivan this week. George Lee visited Frank Matthias and sisters Sunday. Elmer Ream left Sunday for Huntington to help his brother make hay. Henry See and family visited relatives in Peru. Floyd Yike and family visited James Yike and wife at Ebenezer. Nellie Liddington came Saturday to spend the summer with Grover Lee and wife. Mrs Gertrude Hermann of Peru was guest of her aunt Mrs Henry Lee last week. Mr and Mrs Elvin Sullivan visited Mrs Sullivan's mother in Peru over Sunday.

Jacob Stanton Peru Mary Berger John Miller Laughren Mary Sullivan Elmer Ream Huntington Nellie Liddington Hammond Grover Lee Alice Sloppy Fay George Lee S D Berger Gertrude Hermann Henry Lee Elvin Sullivan

Local Encounters and Pet Incident Report

Courter Lester notes fishing with Earl Donaldson and R H Armantrout at Mud Lake on Monday and Tuesday while Davis English rides a motorcycle at Twelve Mile and collides with a dog breaking its leg. He calls Jonas Earhart to fetch him with a car. Davis is uninjured. Also reports visits and reunions among local families and neighbors around Peru and Little York Ohio.

Earl Donaldson R H Armantrout Mud Lake Davis English Davis Jonas Earhart

Fourth of July Fares for D C L AR and Nearby States

The D C L AR will sell round trip tickets to all stations on that road and many points in Indiana Illinois Michigan Missouri Ohio Penn West Virginia at a fare and a half for the round trip. Tickets on sale July 2 3 and 4 and good to return until July 5 1910. c C & L RR agents will give further information.

Indiana Ilinois Michigan Missouri Ohio Penn West Virginia

No Brethren Services In Denver ME Church This Summer

Notice that Pastor Rev. Roak will leave for a month’s visit to California reducing summer services. Brethren church in Denver announces no worship services will be held this summer due to the busy season and pastor’s absence.

Roak California Denver

Bank Closed on Independence Day Observance

Farmers Bank will close all day on Monday July 4th a legal holiday as noted by cashier N B Hunt.

Farmers Bank

Twelve Mile Weather and Local Updates

The last ten days in Twelve Mile have seen extreme heat with several days over 100 degrees. Ground remains dry with four weeks since meaningful rainfall. Local business activity includes a horse shoer back in Mike Beam er's shop and the Jones Butcher shop reopening. Harvest is imminent and Culver Military School opened June 28 with over 400 in attendance.

Twelve Mile Mike Beamer Jones Butcher Shop Culver Military Schools

Local Social Notes Include Visits and Events

Raymond Garrison was on the sick list last week. Edward Saline and family were Sunday guests of CO Derek and wife. Miss Reatha Yoder of near Peru visited Mrs. J W Warren Saturday. W T Lee and family spend the week at Huntington visiting Mrs. Cutshaw and family. A trio sings at the Tom Thumb Wedding. Bargain table offers shoes and oxfords at 1.49 and children's shoes at 69 and 89 cents at John McCarthy's Peru. Henry Butt and wife of Perry Township were in Denver Wednesday morning calling on Perry iCover and wife. Little Miss Marjorie Graft of Winchester arrived in Denver for a few days with grandmother Mrs. Derek and daughter Audna. Kessler brothers have the furnace contract for the new church using the Wolverine patent from Marshall, Michigan. Miss Hazel Wright of Roann hosted friends at Luken's Lake for her birthday luncheon. Denver visitors included Misses Mayme Stowman, Gayle Stowman, and Nellie Garritson. Garritson stayed a few days.

Raymond Garrison Edward Saline and Family CO Derek and Wife John McCarthy Peru Henry Butt Perry Township Denver Perry iCover Marjorie Graft Winchester B . Derek Audna Kessler Brothers Marshall Mich Hazel Wright Roann Luken’s Lake Mayme Gayle Stowman Nellie Garritson Garritson

M E Church Services Outline for Sunday

Morning 9 30 Sunday School at the M E Church followed by a 10 30 preaching service Evening services include Epworth League at 7 00 and another preaching session at 8 00 The schedule outlines the day’s activities and times for worship and youth ministry.

Diplomas Awarded at Joint Richland and Jefferson Commencement

The Denver M E church hosted a large crowd as 39 pupils received diplomas in a joint ceremony for Richland and Jefferson townships. Fifteen graduates were from Richland and twenty four from Jefferson. Rev. J. Boyd Jones of Marion delivered the principal address urging continued striving to win.

Richland Jefferson Townships Denver M E Jefferson Township J. Boyd Jones Marion

Thimble and Spectacle Party Set at Mrs Moon Home

The Baptist Missionary ladies plan a thimble and spectacle party at the home of Mrs Grant Moon on Thursday afternoon July 7. A special invitation goes to all.

Ladies of the Baptist Missionery Grant Moon

Notice to Public on Custom Sawing at Denver Mill

Notice to public that T will perform custom sawing at the Denver saw mill when timber is brought in. A reduction of 50 cents per thousand has been made. George Mowery.

Denver George Mowery

Farmer's Clearing House settles farm debts via bank

The bank acts as a clearing house among farmers to settle accounts. A $200000 legal responsibility underscores the system's safety and convenience in handling checks and deposits between neighbors.

Winona Excursion Draws Large Crowd and Four Cars

The Winona lake excursion on Tuesday proved popular with over three hundred tickets sold at Chili and four cars needed to transport the crowd. At Denver fifty nine tickets were sold and many traveled from here to Chili. The day was ideal and attendees enjoyed the outing. Mrs. Lewis Gustin returned home from Frankfort Ohio where she visited relatives. Lew Gustin and family were Tuesday guests of Otto Bunnell. The Misses Margaret Smith and Helen Kidder of Kokomo stayed with their uncle J W Garrison. Denver Lodge members and visitors decorated departed members’ graves in Denver and Weasaw cemeteries. Services at ME Church at 2:30 with Rev W E Shafer delivering an address praised as splendid.

Winona Chili Denver Winona Lake Margaret Smith Helen Kidder Kokomo J W Garrison Lodge Peru Deedsville Weasaw EB [Shafer

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Frank Matthias Henry See Floyd Yike James Yike Ebenezer Courter Lester George Kraning John John English Little York Lorenzo Donaldson Donaldson Herman Wendt Hazelbaugh Frank Wiedenhoeft Lawrence Dillman Olive Wiedenhoeft Jim Black Bethlehem ME Church Fred Skinner Aaron Plank Clarence Woolley Culver Reatha Yoder Near J W Warren W ‘T Lee M. E Epworth League FE. B. Wetherow John A Hunt Ellsworth Conner Charles Simons the Farmer’s Clearing House Ers Ind How6s Plimpton General Merchandise Grimes Mirror Sale Gustin Bros L. G. Dukoss Lewis Gustin Frankfort Lew Gustin Otto Bunnell
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