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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1920
Page
2
Second class matter at the Denver Indiana post office dated April 12 1897 lists Dice and Dice as editors and publishers and marks newspaper origin.
The writer announces candidacy for Judge of the Miami Circuit Court subject to the Democratic primary on May 4. The message appears in the Political Announcements section of the Tribune dated Thursday March 11, 1920.
In early March at Twelve Mile the sugar camps begin to open but a dry spell limits syrup yields. The piece notes poor rain since six weeks, blames wheat sap for poor conditions, and mentions local farms and community news including a church trusteeship re-election, cemetery funds, a road completion, and a gift box from Denver.
Frank Rody of Butler visited Denver on Tuesday. Dale Yoder spent Saturday with Frank and William Benedict. Edna Benedict and Eva Ream visited Clarence Ream and family on Sunday. Cleve Staller and wife dined with J. W. Dice and wife Friday. Lazro near Deedville visited Mrs. J. M. Lee Tuesday. Floyd Yoder and wife with the Misses Benedict were in Peru Saturday. JL Dice and wife dined with J. W. Dice and wife Saturday. Mrs. George Smith, recently ill, is improving. Seed potatoes for sale through JoIn Swope in Denver. William Guise of South Denver ill with flu. Grace Barraway, Denver teacher, visited her mother in Peru over Sunday. Harry Benedict hosted at his home. Wilber Benedict, Ruth Ream, and Helen Benedict present. B. F. Lee in Peru Saturday for William Courtenay in Civilian Clothes at Wallace Theatre. New team harnesses, oak-tanned leather, $90, on display at Harry Hagee’s Peru. On February 1 a baby boy named Robert Lee born to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Edison of Peru. Mrs. Edison formerly Bessie Pyle of Denver. Straight salary ads for poultry mixture in East St. Louis. Mrs. Ray O’Daffer and Mr. Chi Shadel, of Wagoners, visited Uncle and Aunt Joseph Warren in Denver. Warren family improving. We repair and oil harness. Harry L. Hagee, Peru, offers harness service and a large new line.
The writer shares a letter from granddaughter Mrs. Letha Miller of Maxinkuckee Lake saying all are well. Ice on the lake measures thirty inches. George Weidner and wife return from Florida. Twelve Mile Christian Church trustees elect J Fo Bockover as cemetery boss. A cold March day with more snow follows. Uncle Tom.
Sullivan of Rural Route 2 E. visited South Bend on business last week. Grover Lee and daughters Mab el and Wilma called on D. Berger and family Thursday. Nona Sullivan stayed with her mother in Peru this week. Paul Dewald and wife were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Sollitt in Peru Saturday.
The new spring suits feature Tricotine Poiret twills and Serges with braid trimmings in self or matching colors. Embroidery enhances many styles while skirts show clever tucks pleats and accordion pleats. Prices are very appealing.
Shoppers praise the new spring coats praised for beauty and charm. Short coats lead the display featuring Polo Cloth, Gold tone cloth, Tinsel tone, Tricotine and Serges. Belts, Angora cuffs, and leather accents appear, promising modern, stylish possibilities.
This store presents a wide blouse selection with Georgette and silk crepe de chine fabrics. It highlights three-quarter sleeves, wash blouses in voile and organdie, and tailored options with white voiles and colored cuffs.
Our store expands its infant and children's department to create space by disposing of the millinery section. Mothers are encouraged to outfit infants and children with new styles and dainty garments from makers advancing children's needs.
Elvin Sullivan and wife called on S D Berger family Sunday evening. Deedsville basketball team played Rochester Friday and Saturday. EBENEZER. Mrs Henry Carothers is sick. John Butt and Neal Smith helped Faye Ross move northwest of Macy to Lei era Ford. Arthur Ward's little son is improving. Marie and Margaret Dewalt visited Cleo and Lydia Stuber. Mrs James Reed is poorly. Mrs Cora Hoover visited Mrs Elmer Fites Sunday. Ladies Aid to meet Wednesday at Mrs Henry Keim's for quilting for Mrs Waggoner. S W Butt and wife hosted guests including Bliss Butt and Gerald Wibel in social evening with ice cream etc. Miss Gayle Keim visited Mrs Olie Berger Saturday. Alonzo Luckenbill visited Denver Saturday. Walter Butt and family visited Elmer Fites family.
Influenza cases ease at Gilead High with several students returning to class. Nellie Hartzler assists Mrs. Conn. Agnes Ramsey also back after illness. Funeral held Tuesday for Charles Sommer’s little son run over by an automobile. Dorothy Gearte recovering from flu. Trouman Hartzler visited Aaron Berger. Orvil Hartzler of Wabash visited his parents.
Truman Hartzler reports that Miss Hazel Ward is in Akron receiving care for her little nephew Thomas Reachard. Ralph Miller and Everett Clark called on the Misses Nettie and Nellie Hartzler Sunday evening.
Peru Indiana dealership BDWY Auto Exchange proclaims it will sell your used car at no cost to the owner. They report moving 268 cars last year and advertise a bigger, better market with expanded floor space and a wide line of used cars at 169 111 S. Broadway in Peru.
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