29 Nov 1906
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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1906
Page
1
The piece contemplates Thanksgiving as a religious and communal observance, contrasting with other holidays and honoring those who have passed. It then advertises McCarthy's Good Footwear Store in Pern offering heavy work shoes at lower prices than elsewhere.
Holiday goods arrive daily as sales unfold at Hacc LoEwen Tuat and French Bazaar in Peru Indiana. Local stores Th McCarthy's Good Footwear and Kratzer Jewelry Co promote holiday footwear and jewelry with layaway options. Social notices include Lewis Gustin and family hosting dinner and John Garritson party traveling to Kokomo for the Leslie Garritson and Hugh Crere wedding this evening at 5 30.
Fred Wright, a Denver native, has become field representative for The Western Fruit Grower of St. Joseph Missouri. He left Kokomo on November 26 1906 bound for Winnipeg and plans to travel Western Canada collecting data and photographs for a write up promoting settlement. Evoking local business Kratzer Jewelry Store touts its quality and guarantees.
On Monday November 26 at Mrs. Mary Friend's home, Mrs. Jane Fogle Ira Friend and wife Andy Friend and wife Joseph Mc Connell and litle Fern Grimes attended a celebratory dinner for her 51st birthday. The day was spent in social chat with all enjoying the occasion. Local advertising note from McCaffrey & Co. Peru promotes china glassware and bric a brac at savings from direct manufacturer purchases.
During his term President Grover Cleveland stopped at Weldon North Carolina. A crowd gathered on the platform of the small station. An elderly man pushed through the crowd to shake hands and declare that Cleveland was a true whopper while praising him and recounting past votes.
French Bazaar in Peru advertises new fall tailor suits priced at 8.98, originally 14.00, including blouse, pony and coat effect jackets with circular and plaited skirts.
Rural Route No 23 residents Elmer Lantz and Ed Fields from Peru traveled through Dutch Street Sunday evening. Mary Ream and her son Elmer visited Denver with Marys sister Sallie Keplinger, while Mary Dice called on ill aunt Mrs. David Ferrow. Walter Lee and family spent Sunday with George Lee. John Fahl and Mirs. Sarah Daward visited Mrs. Mary Berger, and Walt and John Dice from Erie spent Sunday with brother Jacob Dice. Sarah and Veria Mathias spent Tuesday in Denver with cousin Ida Philips. Aaron Berger and family of Rochester are wintering with Mrs. Mary Berger.
A reader’s Thanksgiving note recalls the season of change and absence. The letter urges kindness and soft words, wishing blessings for those who bear sorrow while cherishing memories of loved ones at the table.
The ad promises the largest display yet of warm lined footwear for men women and children at McCarthy's Good Wootwear Store in Peru Indiana. Call to visit and see the collection.
Mrs Walter Butt plans to visit sister Mrs Mary Sutherton in Michigan next Friday. Mrs Sam Butt travels to South Bend Friday to see her critically ill sister in law. Mr and Mrs John Fites of Deedaville visited their son John and daughter Ella on Wednesday. Mr and Mrs George Bonnie of near Twelve Mile visited Amon Dowald on Sunday. Ed Thompson and wife called on A P Guise and family Sunday.
McCaffrey & Co. announces a large new toy store in Peru featuring a full floor of toys dolls sleds wagons and more for Christmas shopping. The company promises a shop unlike any seen before in the area.
Senator Aldrich of Rhode Island Republican leader of the Senate never uses tobacco in any form. He has never smoked a cigar or cigarette and never desires to. Some say there is a lack in his physical and mental make-up because he never feels the urge to smoke.
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