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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1906
Page
8
Robert Clendenning Killed in Auto Accident North of Town
Ex county commissioner Robert Clendenning was killed Saturday at 3 PM when his buggy collided with a horse drawn by an auto in the Tim Ginney neighborhood six miles north of town. The crash caused the harness to break and sent Clendenning over the dash, striking his head and dying shortly after. Chauffeur Stevens and three young ladies, including Edwards daughter, witnessed the accident along with two others. The horse shyed as the auto neared a buggy, the buggy jammed the bridge railing, and the horse bolted before the fatal fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Clendenning
Peru
Tim Ginney
R. A. Edwards
Stevens
Edward
Clendenning
Fire destroys Elmer Young’s Mexico shop and restaurant
Fire at Mexico destroyed the two story frame building owned by Samuel Witter housing Elmer Young’s restaurant and grocery in two rooms. Discovered about 1 30 am last Thursday by William Olinger, the adjacent store proprietor, flames enveloped most of the structure. Loss estimated at 1500 on building and 1000 on stock with 600 insurance on stock. Jacob Kinsey’s third room as hardware and tin shop suffered partial loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Young
Mexico
Samuel Witter
William Olinger
Jacob Kinsey
Rural Route 23 Families and Labor Day Visits
Rural Route No 23 residents Omer Lee and Elmer Ream attended Labor Day events in Peru. Mrs. Mary Berger spent days in Rochester visiting son Aaron Berger and family. Walter See with wife and two sons Carl and Ferry visited George See family. Mrs. George See and Rebecca Ream called on Miss Sarah Donald and Mrs. J. M. See. J. M. See's couple spent Sunday in Peru with Ralph See and wife. Becca Ream visited Denver friends midweek. Flora Benedict, Maggie Ream, Lizzie Tharp and families visited W. D. Ream. Bertha Guise attends Rochester Fair and visits relatives. Fanny and Hazel Berger visited aunt Mrs. Albert Berger at Ream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Berger
Rochester
Aaron Berger
Walter See
Carl
Ferry
George See
Rebecca Ream
Sarah Donald
J. M. See
Peru
Ralph See
Denver
Flora Benedict
Maggie Ream
Lizzie Tharp
W. D. Ream
Bertha Guise
Fanny
Hazel Berger
Ream
Albert Berger
Birthday Surprise for Mrs Butt at Pettysville
Charles Keefer and family visited Sam Leffel and family in Pettysville on Sunday. Ed Chompson and family went to Wabash to attend the Old Settlers meeting. On August 29 Mrs Walter Butt turned 32. relatives brought baskets and gifts including a cabinet, floor pillows, and a shirt waist. Grandpa and Grandma Fites attended. Mrs Fites, over 81, was the oldest guest. Thirty eight guests attended the birthday event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Keefer
Pettysville
Sam, Leffel
Ed ‘Chompson
Wabash
Old Settlers
Walter Butt
Lewis Gustin
Gladis Elder
Harry Butt
James Fites
Grandpa
Grandma Fites
Deedsville
Mrs. Fites
Twelve Mile On The Move With New Buildings Rising
Twelve Mile progresses with new construction as residents cheer. Mrs Aaron Plank suffered a serious accident last week after backing toward a depot wagon and falling, injuring her shoulders. John Johnson and family visited Michael Beamer and family on Monday. C L Jones and family visited Charles Snyder and family of Fulton on Sunday, September 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twelve Mile
Aaron Plank
John Johnson
Family
Michael Beamer
C. L. Jones
Charles Snyder
Fulton
Sunday school picnic at Tison grove near Hoover
Report notes a Sunday school picnic held in Tison grove near Hoover with all invited. Visitors Mr. and Mrs. Butt of Denver stayed with daughter Mrs. Plank last week. Miss May Young left for Kokomo to work in a canning factory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tison Grove
Hoover
Mrs. Butt
Denver
Plank
May Young
Kokomo
Local Families Gather For Dinners And Visits
Miss Lillie Rake was entertained at dinner at Merritt Murphy's home. Mrs Ella Berndt of Logansport visits Denver friends. George Fisher hosted by his parents west of town. Goldin Fouts Vera Newell Audna Derek Russell Long and Earl Murphy in Peru. Mrs Sallie Keplinger visits Peru to be with daughters Mrs J O Griffith and Mrs Clinton Bunnell. Mr and Mrs Charles Bell host dinner with Willard Howes family Ruth Zook and Raymond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillie Rake
Merritt Murphy
George Fisher
Mr. Fisher
West of Town
Goldin Fouts
Vera Newell
Audna Derek
Russell Long
Earl Murphy
Peru
Sallie Keplinger
J. O. Griffith
Clinton Bunnell
Charles Bell
Willard Howes
Ruth
Elbert Zook
Raymond
Cider Mill to Operate Tuesdays and Wednesdays
Weidenhoeft and Earhart of Courier announce a cider mill to run on Tuesday and Wednesday, September 4 and 5, 1906, and on every Tuesday and Wednesday thereafter until further notice is given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weidenhoeft and Earhart
Courier
Pepiords Drug Claims Frener Potion Relief
A historic notice advertises Pepiords Dr Oldman’s Frener potion said to cure sour stomach heartburn and belching for a price of 50 Gena. The short text markets a patent remedy with claimed digestive benefits and a fixed cost.
Old Soldiers Reunion Set for Denver Next Year
Ira Friend elected president for the coming year of the organization. Mrs. George Lee and Miss Rebecca Ream of Ann Arbor Michigan had dinner with Mr. and Mrs. J S Burkholder in a Wednesday gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Ira Friend
George Lee
Rebecca Ream
Ann Arbor
Mich
J.S. Burkholder
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dener
TRIBUNE + INDIANA
Indiana
Chicago
Lake Erie & Western Railroad
S.T. McLeish
Indianapolis
Omer Lee
Elmer Ream
Woolley Town
Ella Berndt
Logansport
Oldman
Denver Elevator, Flour, Feed and Exchange Store
Grant Moon
Greer-Wilkinson Lumber
Chas. Bell
Endicott & Clark
Endicott & Olar
GEO. C
Ager
S. Broadway
Ind
Silas Rouckh
Walter A. Bordner
Rouch & Bordner
Peru Marble and Granite Works
North Broadway
Peru, MD
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