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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1902
Page
4
A Detroit man, away briefly from his son Willie on a railroad trip, spanks a child in his care after warning him not to lean out the window. He returns to find Willie’s face shows he spanked the wrong boy, the real son's shirt and seat far away, amid a painful misrecognition.
Delegates gathered at the county court house in Peru on Saturday to nominate candidates for county offices. Sullivan of Peru township chaired the meeting with R Lehman as secretary, selecting nominees including H. V. Passage for Representative and Frank Skinner for Sheriff among others.
Programme for Easter night at the M E Church features a voluntary, readings on the meaning of Easter by Mr Alexander, prayers, Easter greetings by Russel Long, and medleys including Calvary s Cross and Cross and Crown. Four girls perform songs and classes present recitations including Marie Long Alma Dukes Eater Bells and Easter Buds.
Winter to spring shift teased with 500 dress goods patterns from The Royal Tailors Chicago. Men’s wear patterns promise new arrivals at low prices with guaranteed fit and constant availability in Denver Showroom.
Josephine M. Small born November 12 1834 in Preble Ohio died March 19 1902 aged 67 4 7 united with Amary C Horner October 12 1856 one daughter preceded her funeral March 21 conducted by Rev A D Alexander at Chili with interment in Chili cemetery She moved from Ohio in 1844 with her father and mother leaves brothers Charles Small Pulaski County Indiana Andrew Small California and many relatives and friends praised as loving and respected by all who knew her
Unclaimed letters in the Denver post office March 8 1902 include Miss Barbra Metzger Mrs R J Johnston H Betts H Ryker and Mr R J Johnston. letters unclaimed in 30 days will go to the Dead Letter Office. W C Piper P M.
The Bank of Denver resumes in the former W. G. Green room with W. O. Piper at the helm after the town's Bank failure last summer. Local optimism centers on Piper’s honesty and fair dealings to restore trust and establish a solid community bank. Also note: Warren the shoemaker offers shoe repair services.
The following couples have been licensed to wed since the last report. Harvey Bookswilter of Twelve Mile and Minnie McHenry of Jefferson township. Charles L. Picard and Bertha Gertrude Kidd of Peru. Homer W. Dale of Wabash county and Edith Hill of Deedsville. Harry P. Zimmerman of Alliance Ohio and Ada R. Heirs of Peru. Philip S. Bilis of Jefferson township and Minnie Jliff of Peru. Rollin Perkins of Winamac and Fide Ha Coulter of Washington township. Charles M. Keiler and Lena Gable, both of Peru.
A lively march copy titled The Half Holiday Two Step is popular in New York City this season and will likely be played by local pianists. Published by Lyon & Healy in Chicago.
A cobweb covered cut led to lockjaw but Bucklen’s Amica Salve claimed to heal wounds ulcers sores skin eruptions burns and piles. The ad promises cure or no pay and lists Piper’s drug store as the seller at 25 cents.
Practical testimonial from J R Holly of Macomb IL praising Kodol Dyspepsia Cure for his wife. He claims permanent relief from severe stomach trouble after prior failures with doctors. Ad copy notes no dieting required and that the product digests any food. Piper’s Drug Store is mentioned.
The speaker notes a prolonged lean year with cash flow stretched thin but signals nearing the end of current stock and readiness to take on more work. Clear intent to resume full operations once existing tasks clear.
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