09 Sep 1897
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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1897
Page
1
Fragmented verse reflects on life, loss, and faith. It argues that enduring grief with obedience may reveal God’s purposes and the wisdom of events beyond human understanding. The speaker urges patience until truth comes with time and divine guidance.
Roann residents mingle at Weber’s Drug Store and nearby venues as Oliver Butterbaugh, Cleo Hubbard, and Cap Rager among others are noted for work, sports, and real estate dealings. The piece lists visits, picnics, a lodge event, and townsfolk traveling to Quar y Meeting and Penn schol. Philip Kindig plans a new park.
A surprise birthday party greeted Miss Jess Skinner on Monday evening for her sixteenth birthday with about one hundred youths in attendance. Other items note Lake Maxen kuckee visit, Hen peck picnic guests, and local social visits and events through the week.
Residents attend fair and visit relatives in West Milton Ohio. Mr Fulton and wife visit daughter Della Thompson and granddaughter Jennie Dawson. Landis to teach school. Ebenezer Quarterly Meeting attended by Fulton and George Thompson. Hosiery sold at Manchester's.
Weather remains hot and dry with a needed shower Wednesday. Local chatter covers mischief among barge rowdies, arrivals and visits including Willis Mlorke and Miss Rasandi s, Chili, and Maggie Waite Jett heading to Gas City. A large crowd enjoyed a lively lake program at Lulens with torchlight show, while picnics and a street parade drew crowds. Samuel Wingie jun and Dora Kinzie wed at the bride’s parents’ home near South Whitley, promising to settle on a nearby farm. congratulations poured in.
Local items report millinery openings by Mrs S A Williams at Roann and Mrs G H Shirenyat in Indianapolis, plus references to tin shop promotions at Cesslers in Manchester. Street Fair attractions in Peru draw visitors, with fashion show windows at Mark and Liewenthal and seasonal sales at Kessler’s tin shop.
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