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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1909
Page
10
Jefferson Township schools will open September 20 with staff placements listed. Teachers include Principal Arthur Baldwin and Grade personnel for primary and grammar sections, along with specific junior high names such as Miss Dawes and Miss Rhineberger.
The Perrysburg column notes miss Vern Kreider, Hazel Kreider and Ethel Kinzie visiting Miss Carrie Friend. Visitors include Charles Bayless and wife and Dan Staller of Peru with G W Staller and wife. A stork brings a baby boy to the Kinzie home as Ethel Kinzie visits Denver friends.
Cider operation announces milling at Courier Puesday with Niedenhoett listed as proprietor.
Nearly 1 000 pianos from Lyon and Healy Chicago are offered at 20 to 40 percent discounts to clear stock for new flooring. Includes top brands and new quality uprights with four payment plans and inspection visits at the Wabash and Adams location in Chicago.
Martha W. Biddle sells at public auction at the farm two miles west of Perrysburg on September 21 1909 starting at 1 pm. Items include a driving horse four milch cows four calves two hogs a farm wagon harness seven tons timothy hay stoves two rugs and other articles with terms listed on bills. John Cornell is the auctioneer.
A note attributed to a wise man near Celina mentions Uncle Sam at Washington asking for delivery of farm and household items to the Celina post office at cost. The list includes horses mules a spring wagon blankets sugar coffee hose and grass seed for his children and envelopes.
Rural Route 23 residents Gus Malls and Henry Lee traveled to Peru for business and family visits. North Manchester and Denver persons attended fairs and visited relatives, including John Gruwell family and Abe Mohler. Teachers and siblings from Mt. Vernon Iowa to Perrysburg are noted as visiting or preparing for Dutch street school start.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the M. E. Church thanks friends for financial help that completed the Parsonage sidewalks.
For Rent. A 40 acre farm near Denver Indiana. Inquire at the Tribue office or E D Leavitt Denver Indiana. Must rent at once.
Miss Alma Dukes and Marie Long drove to Peru on Wednesday. O B Andrews of Peru was in Denver on business Monday afternoon. Earl Peterson of Indianapolis spent time this week visiting his uncle W B Place and family. Floyd Bair left Monday evening for Sullivan County where he secured a school for the coming winter. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Miller were entertained at the home of W G Shumate and wife Sunday. Marie Long and Roy Marley drove to Luken’s Lake near Roana Monday and spent the day.
Sunday visits from Warren Butt and family and other kin across nearby towns are recorded alongside community happenings. A death from typhoid fever near Gilead ends a life leaving seven grieving relatives with funeral services held at Chili's M E Church. Band concerts, camp meetings, family reunions, and birthdays fill the weekly slate with multiple local families noted by first and last names and towns.
Advertising is not an expense but an investment that pays dividends and works for you every moment, even when you and your star salesmen are asleep, asserts a Freeport Herald column.
Sunday School 9 30 Class Meeting 10 30 Evening Epworth League devotional 6 30 Preaching 7 30 Prayer Meeting Thursday 7 30 Teacher's meeting at Eri Gustin home Friday 7 30 Jr Epworth 2 00 Saturday afternoon conducted by Mrs Ina Fouts
The church lists Sunday School at 9 30. Junior Union at 2 00. B Y P U at 7 30. Preaching at 8 00. Bible Study and Prayer at 8 00 Wednesday. Choir Rehearsal at 8 00 Friday. Teachers' Meeting at 8 00 Saturday evening.
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