Special inducements on Thursday and Friday
The notice promises special inducements on Thursday and Friday and reminds customers of Garden Seeds, House Paints, Softishine Varnish for brightening old furniture and woodwork.
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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1909
Page
5
The notice promises special inducements on Thursday and Friday and reminds customers of Garden Seeds, House Paints, Softishine Varnish for brightening old furniture and woodwork.
Fire department members met Friday evening to plan a town fund drive for new fire hose and necessary engine repairs. Solicitors will canvass the town this week to boost the campaign and support the emergency service. In a separate note, a surprise birthday party honored Miss Flora Shaffer on Friday March 12 at her parents home with about thirty guests and games followed by refreshments.
Mrs BF Kinzie hosts a millinery opening this Friday and Saturday offering the same line and quality as city shops. Shop local to keep money in Denver and get the best value for your money.
In the lecture room of the M Bj Church on Tuesday evening a reception welcomed fourteen new Epworth League members. A large group of Leaguers attended and the evening included a short program and a social hour.
Grandma Kotterman remains quite ill as school closes early and coughing spreads among children. John Ward moves his family to Camden. Farmers busy plowing. Mrs Emma Wikle hosts quilting for about twenty ladies. Miss Susie Ward visits Miss Esther Zartman. The Kennedy baby is ill with pneumonia. Marvy Jones visits her son in Lewisburg. Karl Stuber ill since Sunday. LeMasters to Greenfield for the M i Conference. Milton Zartman nursing a sore ankle at home. Emma Fickle at Logansport. Noah and Carroll Zartman return from Wabash with horses bought at a sale.
Miss Beulah Warner left Saturday for a week with relatives at Tipton. At the Staley home Sunday were Carrie Friend Ethel Raber Alva Ault and Charles Knauff. Nearby residents visited Perrysburg church events and family gatherings continued across households.
Notice urges property and farm owners with mortgages to prepare exemption papers now at a cost of 25 cents to reduce taxes. Office located in the Grimes building, Denver. Contact E. D. Leavitt for details.
The notice states that business will be transacted at the Denver Tribune office on the 1st and 3rd Saturdays of each month. Charles Simons is identified as the trustee for Jefferson Township.
The Baptist Young People’s Union of the Logansport Baptist Association will hold its semi annual convention at the First Baptist Church Penu on Friday evening and Saturday March 26 and 27. All interested in young people’s work are invited to attend.
Albert Dewalt and Laura M Ker schner were married on Thursday evening at the ME Parsonage with Rev. J F Lutey officiating. Floyd Norris has returned to her home in Chicago.
Dukes and Co announce opening days on Thursday and Friday to showcase all lines of goods. Experienced staff will present articles, with a warm luncheon served from noon to 1 pm. A large crowd is expected. join the event.
The Ladies Aid society of the Denver ME Church will host a chicken dinner on April 7 at Mrs. Eri Gustin's home. Price is 15 cents. Everyone is invited.
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