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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1899
Page
5
A poetic meditation urges perseverance and faith as life’s trials and time pass. It speaks of God’s eternal plan, courage, and joining the noble ranks of spirits, encouraging the reader to continue with faith, hope, and love.
Epior Trisune notes a slow news period as residents report many moves. Charley Reed leaves the Bush farm for Huntington county and Frank Chessman relocates to Peru with Daniel Leets and Ellshire taking Chessman’s place.
The Washington Letter reviews the Fifty-fifth Congress noting large appropriations for rivers harbors and public buildings yet critiquing the Naval bill and armor costs. It discusses Bailey Wheeler and constitutional issues, anti Nicaragua canal lobbying, and the Panama Canal commission authorization amid canal lobby interference.
Mrs. Matilda Jones died at her daughter Mrs. C F Fite's home Friday evening after a long illness. Funeral services were conducted Sunday at the M E church by Rev J M Baker. Interment at Till et cemetery east of Peru. Born December 24 1832 she died March 3 1899 aged 66 years 2 months 9 days. She married Wm Jones October 12 1848 and had four daughters, only one living. Her husband died January 3 1892. She joined the M E church early and remained a member. Mother, thou hast left us, but we hope to meet thee in the Sweet By and By.
Miss Cora A. Steel and Mr. Homer N. Sarver, both of Perrysburg, wed Thursday afternoon March 2 1899 at the M E parsonage in Denver, conducted by Rev J M Baker.
On Thursday evening in March 1899 Rev J M Baker joined Miss Martha E Mohler of near Gilead and Mr John H Cypherd of near Macy in a marriage ceremony.
Mrs Mary Fry of North Manchester visits her parents John Dewald and his wife, spending time with the family in town.
Local items report prices at Klondike Store and Denver elevators, moves of residents E A Kessler and Upton Friend, and upcoming Epworth League topic Fellowship in Christian service. Students surprised teacher A C Baldwin with a bobsled ride, dinner, and games. Revival continues at M E church despite bad roads.
Advertised opportunity seeks several trustworthy individuals in this state to manage business at home with office work. Salary $900 yearly plus $75 monthly. bonafide offer with no extra pay. References require a self addressed stamped envelope. Herbert E. Hees, President, Department M, Chicago.
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