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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1907
Page
5
Columbus Hicks 60, found dead Friday noon on Black Burn farm near the Wabash County line. Coroner says apo plexy caused death. Rev. H Lacey conducted funeral at I C C F cemetery after remains held by Gustin Bros. Hicks, born 1847, known for wanderlust and a life spent roaming woods and fields.
In Kokomo, Indiana, Harry M. Grimes files a new divorce suit against his wife Emma Grimes after her prior case failed. He recounts their 1904 to 1907 marriage, citing a yelping dog, a domineering mother-in-law, neglect during illness, and constant fault finding as core strains. He denies the allegations in her complaint.
B E Guge relocates into the Petty property in East Denver. George King and family from Bunker Hill will occupy the house east of the hotel vacated by Mr Guge.
Miss Goldie Fouts was spotted shopping in Peru today. Her appearance drew attention from shoppers and local onlookers as she browsed stores and exchanged smiles with vendors.
Deputy Game Warden Charles Douglass of Mexico drew a gun during an incident over alleged unlawful fishing at Eel River. William Baldwin and John Dewald pleaded guilty to possessing a seine while Douglass pursued further charges. The town awaits legal outcomes as Denver reacts to the episode.
William F. Smith, a former Baptist minister at this place, has died. The obituary notes his service to the church and will be published next week with full details of his life and funeral arrangements.
Mrs. Anna Norris and her son Everett of Macy were guests today with the Eri Gustin family, sharing time and hospitality.
Will Lee departed today for Marion to conduct business, with plans to return later. The move is noted as a routine business trip to handle pending affairs and meetings in the city.
The Denver Citizens Band invites public cooperation to build community spirit and fund their Fire Company of Denver project. They urge bandsmen and citizens to unite, discourage critics, and organize an upcoming entertainment to address three years of unpaid bills. Volunteers are asked to report this week.
Miss Laura Plank visited friend Miss Blanch Bookover on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Ward celebrate a new baby. Frank Hoover to teach a summer school at Twelve Mile. Edith Skinner visited Miss Glenn Rivnaman. Earl Young and Fred Green attended Logansport meeting. Ray Harman and Harry Homes attended Bethlehem meeting. U B church in Twelve Mile plans Easter entertainment.
About twenty five Baptist Brotherhood members met at the Baptist church in a Monday evening session and unanimously voted to host a free banquet for Denver men. The event will be at K O T M hall in early April with Dr. E B Bryan of Franklin College delivering the address. Everyone is urged to attend and bring a friend, as it will cost nothing.
Sunday School at 9 30 with preaching at 10 30 followed by Junior Union at 2 30 BYP U at 6 30 and a music program at 7 30 then an additional preaching service at 8 00 with the subject Seven steps Heavenward.
Ple Church announces regular services at the Methodist church with a preaching service scheduled for Sunday evening.
Albert Wright was summoned to Atwood Tuesday evening to visit his father after a tree fall accident. Medical prospects are described as very poor with little chance of recovery.
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