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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1908
Page
5
The Omer Lee family and friends hosted a late evening surprise party for his 27th birthday. His wife helped entertain as guests enjoyed ice cream cake and watermelon, with several useful presents received.
The Laurel Range offers two flue construction warming the entire top stove with damper open. It provides uniform heat above and below the oven, preventing the need to turn baking. The oven bottom will not warp due to its design. It heats from bottom and side at five, has a large feed pouch. The duplex grate is heavy and suited for wood and coal. Made of high quality material with handsome finish.
Daniel Sunday is on the sick list with exemia. Truman Grimes was in town Tuesday in his new automobile. Try Coca Cola at Kinzie & Sons. Mrs Clyde Miller and her brother Hope Wade left Tuesday for Greencastle for a two week visit with their mother.
Rural Route 23 traveler William Gruwell made a business trip to Wabash on Thursday. George See attended the Fulton Co fair in Rochester Friday. Elvia Sullivan and wife of Peru visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. P S Sullivan. Hazel Berger visited her aunt in Peru last week. George See spent Sunday with Grover Lee and wife at Perrysburg. Miss Mary Smith and brother remain ill with Typhoid. Berger guest of his brother John at Rochester and attended the Fulton Co Fair last Saturday. Elmer Ream left for Huntington to visit uncle Harve Ream. Mrs. AA Norris and son of Peru visited S D Berger a few days. Joe Dillman and family of Twelve Mile spent Sunday with Will Ream and family. Mrs. Mary Moore and son and Mrs. Grover Moore of Peru spent Thursday with Sam Berger. Jacob Stanton and wife visited Indianapolis for a few days and to attend the State Fair. Mrs. Carrie See and daughter Ethel of Plymouth and Dick Lee and family of Macy spent Sunday with Sam Berger and family.
The Baptist church lists Sunday School at 9 30 a m and worship at 10 30 a m followed by evening preaching at 7 30 p m with the topic Five reasons why God let the Devil live.
Mr. and Mrs. Perry Tharp were dinner guests at the home of Mrs. E A LaDue on Sunday. The social visit highlighted community ties and cordial hospitality.
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