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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1910
Page
1
Notice lists Rose E. Fagan inviting visits Thurs Fri and Sat for her gallery in South Denver with various styles and post cards at reasonable prices and a guaranteed quality. Also mentions subscription reminders and local social notes including visitors Nettie and Ruth Brower from Peru and Jefferson Township graduates listed by name.
Charley Piper and wife of Indianapolis Will Piper and wife of Terre Haute Clarence Mouts and wife of Peru were Sunday guests of Mrs W O Piper and son Carl.
The Leavitt and Cornell store hosted a Saturday entertainment that drew crowds from town and country. The Dewalt orchestra provided top notch music with Miss Dewalt's piano solos drawing strong appreciation as clerks managed a busy trade and customers shopped while enjoying the program. The event demonstrated that offering special inducements can attract Denver shoppers and boost sales.
E E Williams of Bunker Hill leases Milliron store room on Harrison street to open a bakery in a few days. The owner understands the business well and is expected to give Denver a successful bakery. We wish him success.
Rev W J Martindale will conduct preaching services at the Denver M E Church next Sunday morning. UA Cook will preach in the evening.
An account of how a checking service delivers security and practical benefits beyond guarding funds. It highlights user protection, fraud alerts, and convenient access, emphasizing trust and reliability in everyday banking.
Saturday evening north of Chili a horse pulling a buggy frightened after meeting an automobile. Frank Musselman received a fractured leg and severe bruising while Robert Keim escaped with minor injuries as the carriage overturned after the horse bolted.
Peabody Bros. Co sold their saw mill at this place to William Eisman of Peru. Eisman plans to keep the mill in Denver and operate it for now. JJ Dunn of south of Peru did business in Denver Tuesday. Dukes & Co advertises stock food and hoof care products.
Miss Fannie Lukenbill is seriously ill at home with appendicitis. Clarence Stuber and family visited her father Will Zartman in Mexico over Sunday. Mrs. Francis Zegaluse made a business trip to Penn Saturday. West Stuber and wife attended a funeral in Loree and had a runaway accident returning to Peru. Will Day is on the sick list. Mrs Cleo Stuber, her son Paul, Jessie Alspach and Bliss Butt visited Fannie Lukenbill Thursday. They attended a speaking event in Deedsville Friday evening.
John Oblenis relocates from Mentone with family to the Garrison property in east Denver and plans permanent residence after purchasing the Mikesell blacksmith shop.
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