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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1901
Page
5
Local items list visits and social calls among residents. Ed Benedict and Flora Delp visit. Ed Cole buys a new wheel and makes a Peru trip. Mrs. David Sunday opens a new medical practice. Ralph Lee contracts mumps. a quirky note questions missing Beeler and a doctor’s new office appears on Dutch Street.
The Ebenezer quarterly meeting last Saturday and Sunday drew strong attendance from all classes. Rev. IH. L. Sea mons, the new Presiding Elder, delivered highly praised sermons and was viewed as the right man in the right place. His experience and administration are expected to drive a very successful year for the district.
A Denver millinery shop advertises newest hat creations and city trimming services. Hats priced at $1.98 with at least 25 percent savings versus higher charges. August E. Grar invites customers to visit and compare offerings.
A carload of flour labeled as the best on the market arrived at the elevator with a price tag of one dollar ninety cents per hundred pounds guaranteed.
Alfred Hall died at his son Joseph Hall's home four miles north of Peru on Sunday morning May 19 1901 at 2 200 clock from pneumonia. Born December 10 1826 in Henry County Indiana he moved to Miami County with his parents about sixty years ago and lived there except eighteen months in Newton County. He married Rachel Ann Largent February 13 1848 and eight children were born to that marriage four boys and four girls. His wife and three children preceded him in death. Surviving are Joseph Hall Alice I Trent Frances M Hall Dora B Bish and Oliver Hall with many grandchildren and siblings Henry Hall Mrs Pence Mrs Hoover and Mrs Shuler. Funeral at Courier church Tuesday at 10 o clock conducted by Rev W Mie Smuth with burial Flora cemetery.
Short stay items at home include satin belts at 25c and leather belts 19c. Belt buckles come in red blue and green with enamel motifs. corsets in many sizes priced around 2xx. Pears soap 15c and Colgate soap 10c to 15c. Memnentgt talcum 18c. Ladies chatelaine bags 19c, curtain goods moving fast. Trade at home policy noted.
Memorial services will be held in Denver on Sunday at 10:30 AM in the Baptist church with Rev. Smith delivering the sermon. Decoration Day services are planned for next Thursday with Rev. A D Alexander as speaker. citizens urged to attend as war veterans of 1861 to 1865 era continue to pass away at a high rate.
Memorial services will be held next Sunday morning at Chill in the M E church at 10 30. Rev A D Alexander of this place will preach the sermon. Another service will be held at the same place on Thursday of the following week with an address by Rev Wm F Smith of this place.
Civil War veteran M. M. Austin of Winchester describes his wife’s long illness improved by Dr King’s New Life Pills. He claims the remedy cured her health and urges readers to try it, noting a 25 cent price at Piper’s drug store.
40 acre farm five miles southeast of Rochester on a paved route with a free mail service. Includes house barn and good soil and orchard. For particulars contact this office.
The Epworth League of Denver elected Mrs Emma Tharp as president and launched organized departments. Devotional meetings are held Sundays at 6 30 PM to avoid conflicting with church services, signaling strong early momentum for the group.
A. B. Vort, Assessor, directs all persons owing dog tax to leave the amount at Eikenberry's Restaurant where he will call for payment and issue a receipt.
An old time drug advertisement promises a one day cure for a cold with Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. It notes a money refund if not effective and displays a signature from Kk. W. Grove on each box priced at 25 cents.
An advertisement invites readers to shop Nu Stor Underwear for ladies children men and boys. It promises good goods at a low price and urges customers to visit before buying for value. Signed by August I. Grar.
Mrs C W Roberts of North Creek Arkansas reports relief after one bottle of Kodol Dyspepsia Cure for twenty years of digestive trouble. Piper's Drug Store promotes the product in the local newspaper.
A notice to patrons announces the complete management change of the Toment business and dissolution of Norris and Woolley by mutual consent. The new firm asks for continued support and promises best efforts, with all accounts owed to the old firm payable at the office immediately.
Readable items include salt at 1.20 per barrel, hay and straw sales, wool trade notes, and local guests visiting families. Knights of the Maccabees meeting in Laporte noted, plus DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Save praised for piles and croup relief. Community ads mention printing sale bills, elevator pricing, and a Kilowatt of various goods.
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