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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1913
Page
5
Call at our store within the next day to view the latest Young Men buggies for the 1913 season. Limited stock, samples secured, not carried in store but sold on order. Call at once to secure a unit.
The Denver Epworth League will hold a market on the Saturday before Easter March 22 in the Clyde Miller egg room. Everybody is cordially invited to attend.
Don’t forget the Easter Market on March 22. J. W. Dice of Erie visited his son L. H. Dice and wife Tuesday night. Elbert Kline couple bought a new piano from Baker Rankin in Peru. Phillips feed store remains open with W. A. Phillips ready to supply all needs.
The Denver Commercial Club held its first regular meeting last Wednesday electing officers for the ensuing year. C. W. Long presided as temporary chair and a program featured selections by a mixed quartet. Two speakers, Mr. Palmer of Logansport and Mr. Potts of Huntington, addressed the gathering. Charter membership reached about ninety with eighty two dues paid at the call.
Charles Howard Plattenburg will deliver Worms Beneath the Bark at Denver Brethren Church on Saturday evening March 22. He will critique Ledgehammer blows at evils in modern society and appeal for a large audience to attend the season finale.
Mrs Nelson Cook entertained several ladies at her southeast Denver home on Tuesday evening. Guests included Mrs Ellis Mrs J W Newell Mrs Elbert Kline Mrs John Wright Mrs Albert Hikenberry Mrs Clint Stowman Mrs Acel Dukes and daughter Olmia and Mrs Clara Piper. Guests enjoyed social chat and fan then departed feeling royally entertained.
Carl Fetrow of Detroit Michigan came home Tuesday to visit his parents Mr and Mrs Fetrow. Perrysburg Mesdames A M Brown George Sturgeon and William Lee were the guests of Mrs Charles Alderfer Tuesday afternoon.
Miami Circuit Court January Term. In the matter of Frederick Seppe deceased Julia Ann Seppe Executrix has filed final settlement and vouchers The examination will occur March 31 1913 in Peru Indiana Heirs creditors and legates must appear to show cause why the account should not be approved Dated February 26 1919 Clerk Aaron Berger Attorney for Estate
Mrs. Harvey Ferrow hosted a miscellaneous shower for Miss Lois Kline who revealed she wed George Rhineberger in Michigan on December 9 1912. They married while Lois traveled from Logansport to Michigan and returned the next day. Parents were unaware of the marriage until recently.
The body of Harry Heagy, 30, of a Chili area farm, was found at the Tremont hotel after asphyxiation by gas. Heagy, son of Oliver B Heagy, likely died several hours earlier. Police investigated but found no clear cause. Funeral held Tuesday at the Chili Baptist church. burial in Chili cemetery.
W F E Lenhart resigns after serving as deputy coroner of Miami County for several years. Dr Waymeyer of Denver is named his successor, previously a surgeon at the Wabash railroad hospital and now practicing in Denver.
Mrs Charles Derek and Mrs Ed Saline traveled to Peru on business. Mrs Charles Alderfer remains ill. Fred Sunday from Detroit is staying with his parents Mr and Mrs Daniel Sunday. Prof Otho Winger, president of North Manchester College, visited Denver and the local school during his trip.
The Farmers Bank of Denver Indiana appeals to patrons, promising safe banking methods and Daylight Hold-up Insurance. Officers are bonded, deposits backed by over 3.00 guarantee per dollar, and Noble B. Hunt serves as cashier.
Frank Matthias made a business trip to Peru on Friday. George Lee is still very poorly. Jacob Stanton, D Berger and Lew Marburger were in Macy on Monday. Aaron Berger and wife spent Sunday with his mother Mrs. Mary Berger. Cleve Staller and wife were Sunday guests of David Rockey and wife east of Deedsville. Mrs. Deeds who has stayed with Mrs. Mary Berger went to visit her daughter Mrs. Henry Knanff north of Hill Town. Elmer and John Ream spent Sunday with Frank Matthias and sisters. Jacob Matthias visiting Abe Berger east of Macy this week. Jacob Stanton attended the funeral of Mrs. McCalla at Deedsville on Tuesday afternoon.
William Sutton and family moved to a small farm near Miami. Henry Baker of Macy Ind and Uncle Peter Armantrout of Logansport shook hands with old friends in Denver last Wednesday. Mrs Jang Petty returned from Indianapolis. Kenneth Piper and J. Milliran bought a five passenger Ford for the livery. Phillips Feed House advertises feeds and stock supplies. Epworth League Easter Market set for March 22 in Clyde Miller’s eye room. all invited.
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