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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1913
Page
6
Peru Indiana based Miami County Abstract and Loan Company advertises farm loans with no commission or expense.
A. J. Long traded his old car for a new 1914 Overland with latest improvements. The owner praised the vehicle for its beauty and performance saying the Overland can't be beat.
The sale of Hawes and Zook general store to Mr. Dorsey of Bennets Switch collapsed Wednesday evening after the parties could not agree on the invoice, and Dorsey returned to his home.
Dr MelIntyre who has worked with Dr Snyder for the past 18 months will travel to Denver on Friday commenting September 5. The notice records the staff change and the scheduled departure.
A country home ceremony at 2:30 pm Thursday tied Chloe Cunningham to Charles Golden of Montmorenci Indiana. Prof Hall of Franklin College officiated as Mrs J F Rake sang, with Miss Alta Griffith on the wedding march and about eighty guests attending from Indianapolis Montmorenci Tipton Castlebury Lafayette Peru Roann and Denver. The couple's wedding trip to Niagara Falls followed by a reception at the Golden home.
The Denver Churches present a free lecture titled In and About Jerusalem by Prof. C. H. Hall D. D. who visited Jerusalem and will share impressions of the Holy City. The talk is at Denver Baptist Church Friday evening October 24 at 7 30 oclock. Everyone invited.
The Denver Epworth League invites all to a Harvest Supper on Halloween Friday October 31 in the Darnell building on Payson Street. Tickets priced at 3 cents. A hearty supper and plenty of fun await attendees.
Mrs. H. M. Brown on the sick list this past week was visited by Mrs. James Staller and Mr. Arndt at a Sunday dinner. Also present were Mrs. Mavis of Detroit and Mr. Clemay Frys from Wabash.
L H Dice hosted a box social at Courter School last Friday despite rain. Nine boxes were donated, three as doubles, selling an average of 1.50 dollars each with one double at 3.50. Two cake walks drew crowds, a prize cake drew laughs, Miss Esther Godfrey won the popular lady contest and a jewel case. Proceeds exceeded 80 dollars for Reading Circle books pictures and possibly an organ.
Mrs Grace Goldsmith Harter opens her studio at 122 West 5th Street Peru inviting china painting students. Call Main 662 L. A simplified method uses Cooper Black Outlines not requiring drawing ability. Lessons on Tuesday Thursday and Saturday and Denver visits if a class forms.
The Trinune announces a reader inducement to pay one year in advance. Those who pay their back subscription plus a full year in advance will receive the remaining issues of 1913 free and be extended to January 1, 1914. Offer valid until January 1 but must be mentioned at payment.
A Tuesday afternoon reception at Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Ellis home in South Denver honored Mrs. T. M. Greer who will move to Anderson on November first. Members of the Denver Methodist Aid Society hosted the event and presented a silver spoon engraved with Mrs. Greer and the society initials.
Albert Donaldson purchased a ten acre tract off the south end of the English farm five miles southeast of Denver. He has started digging a cellar and plans to erect a house this fall. He intends to move to the farm as soon as possible after completion.
Mrs John Murphy and her granddaughter Miss Laura Murphy were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Charles Bell and family, sharing afternoon hospitality and conversation in a small town gathering.
A short civilian ad notes remaining numbers for a sale. It promises a number with each 25e purchase and mentions upcoming drawing details will be announced in the next issue. It also offers products claimed to stop coughing or headache symptoms.
In the Miami Circuit Court Peru Indiana estate No 4197 Louie E Kindig administratrix has filed final account and vouchers for examination November 16 1913 all heirs creditors or distributees must appear and show cause why the account should not be approved.
Hog cholera is spreading among farmers south of the river with several deaths. Levi Armantrout reports multiple hogs dying in recent days as symptoms indicate cholera. Farmers are urged to protect stock during this high loss season and exercise careful husbandry.
A Friday afternoon reception at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lewis celebrated Mrs. J. F. Rake of St. Louis who has been visiting friends in Denver. Guests described the event as a delightful time.
Basket Ball match set for Saturday October 25 1913 at the Denver High School Building. Tip off is 8 15 p m with all invited to attend.
Mrs Gustin visits her sister Mrs Norris and family in Culver this week. Mrs Davis and Mrs Smith stay with B F Derek and Audna in Kokomo. Charles Alderfer with Sylvia and Leroy visit Walnut relatives. Lucy Medsker returns home to Denver after a pleasant stay with relatives in Butte Montana.
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