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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1908
Page
5
We extend our heartfelt gratitude to friends and neighbors for help and sympathy during the sickness and death of our dear husband and father. We also thank the choir members for their kindness.
The note warns that Halloween in various places brings pranks and potential property damage. Authorities urge caution to avoid trouble, as mischief could lead to consequences.
Tevin Sencer promotes a sale with a focus on lowering prices and savings for customers. The营业 headlines suggest a visit to a millinery shop to save money on hats and accessories.
Brazillai Reagan born September 22, 1834 in New Jersey died October 14, 1908 at his home in Denver Indiana at age 74. He served in the 20th Ohio and 71st Ohio regiments, married Jenni e C Woolley in 1868, had two children William Brock and Rosa, and leaves his wife Osa, two brothers, one sister, and many friends. He joined the ME church at Chili after the war and longed for rest in his heavenly home.
The S S Convention of Miami County meets Oct 27 and 28 in Denver with three sessions. H P Klyver of Peru speaks on The future of the Boy. sessions cover Better Teachers, Primary Department, Fruit Bearing Sunday School, and The Spiritual Life of the Sunday School. General Secretary W Holpeany will address association work.
The Denver Baptist Church announces the resignation of Rev. J F Rake with resignation to take effect within three months. He has secured a better position and long served the church and its people with untiring effort, leaving many friends saddened by his decision.
Miss Hazel Keplinger of Peru was the guest of Miss Ruby Kerns over Sunday, sharing time and conversation in a cordial visit.
Mexico society items list visits and gatherings from Peru Deedsville and Denver. Families Schields Appleman McGuire and Zartman host and attend dinners churches and friendly calls. News mentions illness typhoid fever and upcoming marriage of Miss Mable Stowman to George Musselman with good wishes.
Merley Keplinger faced Judge Tillett on forgery charges for passing a counterfeit check using the name W B Place at LC Dukes’ hardware store. He pleaded guilty and was sentenced to one to eight years in the Jeffersonville reformatory, with the sentence suspended pending good behavior.
Please call and settle debts owed to Grant Moon as acknowledged by the parties aware of the obligation. Contact details not provided in the notice.
David Keel of Rochester was the guest of Walter McHenry and his wife for a Sunday visit.
Rural Route No 23 notes Lewis Fisher on the sick list. Several communities report visits and gatherings including Elmer Lantz and wife in Peru, straw baling for Frank Matthias, and multiple See and Berger families visiting relatives. Joseph See and wife return to Newton Kansas from visiting his father.
On Monday night the I O O F Lodge hosted a supper for Twelve Mile lodge and visiting Deedsville Lodge brothers. Two candidates received the Initiatory degree and four the first degree. The Twelve Mile team performed the work. All attendees left around midnight satisfied with their evening.
The notice invites friends of temperance to an Evening Epworth League devotional at 6 30 p m followed by a 7 30 address by Rev Shirley of Ft Wayne A prayer meeting is scheduled for Thursday evening at 7 30.
Trustee Richland Tp J L Berkhbetser announces candidacy for Richland township trustee on the Democratic ticket and asks for voter support.
A small feature notes the selection of coffees shown at Friend's Grocery. The piece mentions various roasts and brands available for customers to sample and purchase.
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