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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1908
Page
5
The charter members of the Boys Club of the Baptist church in Denver are pictured. The group meets weekly for physical culture music Bible study and social interaction over nearly two years. The speaker praises the boys for public confessions of Christ and baptism and urges continued care and inclusion for troubled youth.
J F Rake reports AC Huxley of Bunker Hill visited Denver on Wednesday afternoon to appeal to Jefferson township voters as a candidate for state representative. Huxley owns Dale Stock Farm and the Hereford bull Perfection Fairfax and denies saloon element influence in Peru. He says he runs as a straightforward Democrat for the party and the people.
Miller and Robbins offer coffee buyers a direct grower sourced line claiming no middleman profit or blending.
A brief notice invites buyers to visit for poultry sales with a promise to please customers through available stock and service.
The I C O F Cemetery trustees state February weather prevented showing lots and extend the sale for thirty days to April 1 1908. They urge public purchase to help finish the cemetery, signed by the trustees.
The Methodist Episcopal Church schedules Sunday School at 9 30 and a morning sermon at 10 30 by the pastor Epworth League gathers at 6 30 with an evening sermon at 7 30 for the congregation.
Dr Brown of Tipton Indiana will speak at the ME church on Wednesday evening March 25 about an entertaining lecture titled The Man on horseback. Prayer meeting occurs Thursday at 7 00 p m and Intermediate Leave on Saturday at 6 30 p m.
Grant Moon's store lists Bash's fertilizer for corn and oats available in stock. Farmers can purchase to boost yields.
William Albert Woolley born March 15 1850 in Miami County Indiana died March 2 1908 in Marshall County Indiana aged 57 years 11 months 17 days. He married Louisa Lewis August 27 1871 and had three children two died young. Survived by wife one daughter two grandchildren one brother one sister and a half sister. Joined ME church at Chili at age nine then Brethren church at Tiosa in 1886. Became deacon in 1887 and served loyally. Funeral by pastor D A Hopkins Twelve Mile.
Notice warns that the first installment of taxes is due by Monday May 4 1908 and late payments will incur penalties. Delinquent poll and personal taxes will be turned over to the Prosecuting Attorney for collection by levy and wage garnishment with court costs and attorney fees. Treasurer Frank Spaulding urges early payments to reduce costs.
The Tribune appeals readers in arrears to visit the office and discuss payment options under a recent postal ruling. It notes no intent to cut off anyone but warns collections will proceed if debts remain unpaid, inviting callers to arrange a satisfactory settlement.
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Heavy rain last Thursday filled many camps with abundant sugar water though sweetness was limited. Dr J W Newell of Denver and Ezra Brewer sold cattle to Levi Eikenberry near Mexico. Willis Flora moved to Roann, prompting best wishes. Frank Wiedenhoeft family visited Walter Wiedenhoeft in Denver. Emma Earhart assists at the Orphans Home in Mexico.
Roy Brown died at his mother's home Mrs. B F Anderson yesterday morning in Denver. He was in his 26th year. He leaves a wife his mother and one brother. The funeral will be held in Denver Friday afternoon at two o'clock.
Mrs Anna Austin of Perrysburg aged 31 years 1 month 29 days died at her uncle George Gambles home after a long tuberculosis illness. Funeral in ME church Perrysburg Monday at 1 pm conducted by Rev LeMasters Mexico. She was a widow and leaves her mother four sisters and an eight year old daughter.
The Denver MEF charge held its last Quarterly meeting Monday at ten. All appointments were reviewed and the Quarterly conference unanimously voted to reappoint Rev. J F Lutey for another year.
Mrs Ed Pontius and her children Mary and Charles were dinner guests of Mrs Mary Kerschner Monday at her home.
Homer Mowry spent the weekend with Loyd Phillips while Mrs. George Mowry stayed with relatives in Columbia City. Ester Godfrey visited Mary Alder. William Kerschner and family dined with the Kerschner household. William Wikel and wife visit the Wikel family in Marion this week. Mr Swadk of North Manchester traveled on business to Denver Mexico and Perrysburg. B E Gage accompanied him. The young son of Sherman Graham and wife broke his arm Saturday. Dr H M Piper treated the injury and the boy is progressing well.
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