05 Oct 1911
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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1911
Page
1
Friday afternoon the Denver school team traveled to Mexico to face the Mexico school squad. The game was a clean contest from start to finish with Denver winning 8 to 1 as the Denver players outclassed their opponents in every phase.
Weather in Denver has been rainy and cool for about a week as communities note events. Local social news recalls Mr and Mrs William Porter of Cutler and others visiting Dr C E Quinn and wife, with several families hosting dinners and church services described.
SC Ohmart, head of the Mexico school building, received from Charles A Greathouse, state superintendent of instruction, a 60-month license to teach. It is among the few five year licenses held by Miami county teachers, allowing teaching in any county of the state for five years without further examination. Peru Chronicle.
The Home Bakery in Denver shut Saturday night after weeks under Mr. Carlock. Poor health and heavy work led him to quit, saying there was not enough profit for two. He and his family returned to Goodland Indiana on Sunday.
Dr J H Millian buys Brown Drug Store stock and takes charge. He plans an up to date stock and to meet customer needs. Mr Brown has not decided his future line but the family plans to make Denver their home for the winter.
Jacob Dice of near Erie traveled to Denver this week for business. Emma McCoy visits Peru to see her son Earl and relatives. Mrs HC Rabourn of Marion County visits sister Mrs A Carson this week. Attend the S M Lee and Son Stock Sale at the farm west of Deedsville on October 13. Watch for bills for the Lee sale on October 13 at the Deedsville farm. Misses Mary Alderfer Frances Taylor Garnet Wright and Messrs Kenneth Piper Willis Long Don Trent drove to Deedsville Sunday for church services.
The Brethren State Conference fills the Denver church as hundreds attend daily services from 6:30 am through the day and evening. Business sessions meet in K C T M Hall while meals and lodging are provided for visiting ministers and their wives. The paper hopes to report fully next week.
Hallowe'en is near and Denver minds pranks that avoid property damage as cities push safe and sane plans. Citizens are urged to refrain from vandalism and secure gates wagons and other property. The piece notes upcoming events and dates as the season approaches.
Dangerously ill at her home at Main and Chestnut streets Mrs Mildred Dinsmore wife of Raymond Dinsmore the carpenter became ill with appendicitis Saturday and peritonitis has since set in Mi ami County Sentinel notes she was formerly Miss Mildred Griswold of the area
A. M. Brown announces sale of drug stock to J H Millikan and thanks the public. He asks all who are indebted to call and settle their accounts.
A resident near Weasaw Church announces an 80 ton cider mill at his home on the old Aley farm. Cider will be made on Tuesday Wednesday Thursday and Friday each week and patrons are invited. M. E. Sloppy signs the notice.
The Misses Goldin Lucy Lindersmith Esther Burkholder and Rath Q Blenis were visiting with Charles Marley and family west of town Sunday.
The text voices concern that critics think tuition rates give students too much and that the school would enroll without perfect detail. It asserts graduates would not be so.
Floyd Bell called in Peru Monday while Dr J W Newell traveled to Logan on business. William Bell of Chili visited his brother I N Bell and family for dinner Wednesday. Dee Fouts hosted Anna Tacoma Fern Guyer and Earl McCoy at dinner Sunday. S m Lecond Son plans a stock sale at the farm west of Deedaville on October 18 1911 watch for bills. New Tribune subscribers include Russel Long Depauw University AB Roach Peru and Perry Fishburn Denver. Mrs Clyde Draine and son Charles Rodney Indianapolis visited Den ver relatives. Mr Draine returned Saturday night. William Fennimore and wife left Denver Tuesday for Alabama then to London Florida to spend the winter in their new bungalow.
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