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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1911
Page
6
A local ad lists discounts on medicines and toiletries from McCaffreys in Peru. Deals include 25c to 50c savings on drugs and varied prices for Dioxogen Pompeian and Lamberts Listerine products, plus Horlicks Malted Milk and a total price note of 3.75 for Horlicks.
Elderly couple David and Barbara Young celebrate 65 years of marriage on the family farm one mile southeast of Twelve Mile in Adams township, with Uncle David aged 86 and nearly blind. Local residents Ella Black aids at McFadden Millinery, U B Ladies' Aid hosts ice cream at the Rink, and Aunt Lizzie Skinner visits Logansport.
Rural Route No 23 Elmer Sloppy and family visited in Peru on Thursday. Edgar Stanton spent Sunday with S D Berger. George Fisher and family of Peru visited Lewis Fisher and wife. Albert Berger, wife and son Loyd, and Jacob Matthias visited George Lee and wife. W D Ream not much improved. Mrs. Mary Berger visited her daughter Mrs. Sarah Keim near Gilead. John Ream and daughter Marie of North Manchester visited W D Ream and wife. Lew Marburger and family and the Misses Fanny and Hazel Berger visited John Matthias and family north of Denver. Emma McCoy shopped in Peru Tuesday. Nellie Garritson was Sunday guest of Miss Golden Newell. R W Butt guest of his son Iva Butt near Rochester. Girl's Club of Baptist church meets at Mrs John Raber’s next Tuesday evening. Jer ry Burkholder, Denver drayman, lost his horse Sunday evening. Mrs J H Millikan and daughter Elizabeth and the Kotterman baby were guests of Mrs C O Derek Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Galbreath of Columbia City visited Emma McCoy between trains Tuesday en route to Peru.
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