Neighborhood News from Twelve Mile and Nearby
Local notes recount visits and travel including Hulda Rimpler with her father Mr Rimpler and George Filby visiting Minneapolis to stay with his brother Frank. Church attendance at Mt Carmel, death of Mrs Cornelius Kinzie by carbolic acid, and illnesses of Isaiah Velma Maus. Barn raising at Alfred McClain home and a wedding of John Brant and Mollie Bush at Rev Hopkins home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ana Bosh
Mt. Carmel
Cornelius Kinzie
Isaiah
Velma Maus
Keesey
Aaron Plank
Goshen
Ind
Lovina
Alfred McClain
Republican picnic and community notices in Adamsboro
Farmers sow rye and wheat while Mrs. Lorinda Abshire suffers typhoid fever. A political picnic in Adamsboro Grove featured W L Taylor George W Steele Dr Charles Good and Quincy A Myers with Rough Riders entertaining. Kinzie funeral held in Adamsboro. ice cream oyster festival planned at Osage Schoolhouse October 13 with Elsie Spray and Morrow Brothers. German Baptists held Communion at Hoover church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorinda Abshire
Adamsboro Grove
W.L. Taylor
George W. Steele
Charles Good
Quincy A. Myers
Osage School House
Elsie Spray
Marion
Morrow Brothers
Mire
Fheline Kinzie
Brethren
Adamsboro
Hoover
Perrysburg Notes and Local Visits
Perrysburg residents report Wilson Friend and wife returning from Ohio Monday evening. Miss Edna Sarver has been ill for three weeks. Miss Addie Simonton returned to Peru last Thursday after weeks at the Burg. Burton Green bought a new hat and opened his campaign Monday evening. Bert Krathwohl visited family in Peru. Josiah Fair from near Logansport visited Charles Strayer. Fair plans a large McKinley flag display at his home this week on a 150 ft pole.
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Wilson
Ohio
Edna Sarver
Addie Simonton
Peru
Burg
Hoover
Burton Green
Burton
Bert Krathwohl
Josiah Fair
Logansport
Charles Strayer
Mr. Fair
McKinley
Memorial Resolutions for Edgar A. Forgy Hall of Denver Lodge
Memorial resolutions from Hall of Denver Lodge No 373 Knights of Pythias mourn the death of Brother Edgar A Forgy. The resolutions praise his virtues offer sympathy to his mother relatives and friends and request publication in the Denver Tribune and records kept by the lodge. Signed by J I McCoy Joseph Smirl and T Cou A L Fouts.
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Hall OF Denver Lodge
Knights OF Pythias
Edgar A. Forgy
ArEsotrep
Denver
J. I. McCoy
Josrrn Smirn
T Cou
A. L. Fouts
Death of Edgar Forgy in Denver and local obituary service
Edgar A Forgy died at his mother's Denver home on October 5 1900 after a six month illness. He was born September 16 1868 and died aged 32 years 19 days. The June Baptist service honored him with a Knights of Pythias funeral, conducted by Rev J A Patterson. He leaves a mother Lydia, a sister and two brothers, with memories of an upright, faithful life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Forgus
Baptist Church
Knights of Rythias Lodge
J. Ai Fatterson
I. Street M. E. Jb
Ind
Denver
Logansport
Wabhsh
Peru
New Waverly
Edgar A. Forgy
R. J
Lydia Forgy
Republicans Rally in Mexico Largest Demonstration Yet
The McKinley club of Peru hired a merry go round to transport about 300 supporters to Mexico for a Friday rally. About 3,000 residents and nearby visitors filled the town for a strong parade and speech by Hon. Warren G. Sayre of Wabash, signaling active Republican interest in the region.
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Mexico
McKinley Club
Peru
Chile
Warren G. Sayre
Wabash
Quincy A. Myers
Logansport
Rough Riders Club
Chili
Old School House
Whisler Receives $1000 Certificate From Denver Hive
To The Public William H Whisler receives the certificate amount of 1000 dollars held by his wife Margaret in Denver Hive No 15 L QO T M By order of Lady Commander confirms transfer or settlement of the funds in the order.
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Wm. H. Whisler
Margaret
Denver Hive
No. 15
L. ‘Qo
T. M
Quinine Tabs Offer Quick Cold Cure
An advertisement touts Quinine Tabs claiming a one day cold cure with No Cure, No Pay. The offer lists price at 25 cents and markets the product as an exclusive remedy from Gough and Works.
Local notices and ads mix in small town column
Terrific mix of local items includes insurance notes at the bank and Harvest Queen flour. Names such as B E Wilson from Chili and August E Graf appear with store openings and millinery hints. Religious notices, medical endorsements, and tax reminders pepper the page along with politics and a Rough Riders parade report.
Farm for Sale North of Denver Indiana
160 acre farm for sale a half mile north of Denver Indiana. Write or visit Jesse Nerr Milford Indiana for details before you buy.
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Denver
Ind
Jesse Nerr
Milford
Dr King’s New Life Pills Promote Gentle Health
An old advertisement touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as a gentle remedy for headaches and constipation. It warns against harsh mineral pills like calomel croton oil and aloes and claims quick, safe relief. Only 25 cents at Piper’s drug store.
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W. H. Lewis
Lawrenceville
Piper’s Drug Store
Cure a Gold in One Day Laxative Bromo Quinine Ad
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets promise a fast cure for a gold problem in one day with a refund if unsuccessful. E. W. Grove signs each box and the price is 25 cents at all druggists.
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E. W. Grove
Coal demand warning to secure supply from C V Graft
Those wanting winter coal should contact C V Graft promptly as the railroad cars will soon be in land and likely to be fully booked.
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C. V
Also Mentioned on This Page
Neighborhood News
FE. E. Heeter
Ur‘Danna
Ida Robbins
Charles Kreider
Amon
Wilbur Raber
Earl Park
Perrysburg
Edgar Forgy
B. E. Wilson
Dolly Agle
Anna Fry
The
German Baptist Church
DeWitt
Harvest Queen
Denver Mills
August E. Graf
John H. Stephens
South Broadway
J.D. Arnest
North
Manchester
de Witt
Bank,of
Piper
Henry Baker
Macy
Trinemer
August E.graf
L. E. Manchester
Springfield
Cincinnati Art Academy
Elsie Woolley
Della Gustin
Harlan
Lizzie, Zimmerman
Fred Woolley
Ft. Wayne
Bank of Denver
Silinales
Denver Gash
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