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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1908
Page
2
O. Gandy & Co. maintains a grain and seed market at the Denver elevators offering Magnriolia and Golden Scepter flour. Hominy meal and bran are on hand with a full line of feed available at all times.
The Tribune notes entry as second class matter at no post office in Denver Indiana on April 12 1897 indicating postal designation and publish date for the notice item.
Hon Burton Green visited Denver on Friday. Miss Audna Derek spent Saturday in Peru shopping. A second hand heating stove for sale suitable for coal. Grant Moon. In Peru McCaffrey's Meat Depot offers fresh and smoked meats. Mrs Derek left for Winchester to visit son in law Charles V Graft and granddaughter Marjorie for a few days.
Bishop John H Vincent of Indianapolis will speak at Paw Paw Methodist Episcopal Church on Sunday October 11 with talks at 10 30 am and 2 pm All attending are invited to bring dinners and spend the day There will also be a lecture by Rev E P Brown of Indianapolis known as Ram s Horn Brown at Paw Paw on Saturday night October 17 on the topic Watching the World go Round
Obituary notes Cora Hazel Crippen born September 4 1906 died September 28 1908 aged 2 years 24 days. Survived by father Andrew Crippen mother Florence Crippen two sisters Marie Addie four brothers Russell Kenneth Everett and Orvel and many relatives. The verse laments a short life and expresses belief in Paradise and Heaven.
Levi Karn conducts a public sale at his Deedsville residence on Thursday October 15 1908 starting at 1 o'clock. Household furniture includes bed steads bureaus stands chairs tables book case clothes press carpets couch lounge sewing machine stoves and other items. Sale on sale bill terms. William Bell is auctioneer.
The Minneapolis Better Way laments a misprint altering a description of a bride from dainty and blushing to dirty and blustering. Relatives have halted the paper and the husband seeks action against the editor. The piece notes the coldness of the world.
Fragment describes fashion for boys at Mrs Kinzie's shop and notes skepticism about a story involving Adam Eve and an apple versus a watermelon.
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