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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1909
Page
5
The Peru Mercantile announces two cooperative bargains this Saturday attracting Miami County shoppers. A special sale offers bleached white Ladies Union Suits described as Run of the Mill with slight imperfections such as dark threads and weave unevenness. Limited quantity at a deep weekend price.
The Mexico business men announce the first Lecture Course with orator Wirt Lowther. He will speak on The Art of Seeing Things. Season tickets cost $1 for five lectures, with individual admission 25 cents and children's tickets 50 cents.
The Denver school hosted Chili school with a 9 to 43 loss. Inning scores were 3 to 0 in Chili’s favor. Janet Simons and Alma Dukes attended institute. 141 students are enrolled across primary through high school. Friday was visiting day so no classes.
Vernon Eikenberry drove a northbound school wagon when a team of scared mules jolted the rig in front of the Orphanage school. Seven pupils were injured lightly as the wagon overturned. the driver held the reins to stop the mules and freed those pinned beneath. Witnesses feared severe injuries, but none were seriously hurt.
Five Wednesday night blaze in Amboy wipes out the Weaver Block including Miller Hickle grocery W O Little Meatmarket a bakery and Woodmen Hall. Loss near $6 000 with partial insurance. CFF ffite called Thursday to manage the large insurance line on the destroyed property.
Mrs Della Dice called on Mrs B E Gage of Perv Monday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Charles Derek spent Sunday with friends at Noblesville AJ Long wife and daughter Marie were guests of Longs mother. Mrs C A Smith and family of Perv spent Sunday with relatives.
The Kessler brothers are installing a new furnace two miles northwest of Denver in Uly Longs. Uly is keeping up with the times and already has a light and water plant installed.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the M. E. Church purchased and presented to Mrs Jonas McClain a wheel chair. Mrs McClain has not walked well for a long time and the gift is greatly appreciated.
Dr. A A Eikenberry performed an operation on Miss Ethel Kinzie Saturday removing anthnoid growths from her throat. The anesthetic made her very sick but she is recovering and expected to regain full health soon.
Sunday School at 9 30, preaching at 10 30 with evening Epworth League devotional 6 30 two sermons 7 30. Thursday prayer meeting at 7 30, North 2 00 Saturday conducted by Mr.
For Rent. A 40 acre farm near Denver. Inquire at the Tribune office or Ed Leagitt, Denver, Indiana. Must rent at once.
Fragmentary notes report lanterns priced at 48 cents and Miss Grace DaDue visiting George Mohler. William Grimes and Derek took three carloads of stock to Chicago Monday, intending to stay a few days in the city. Newton Bells remains busy with engagements.
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