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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1909
Page
5
The Denver Charge holds its quarterly meeting at Ebenezer next Friday to Sunday with Dr C C Cissel presiding elder conducting the conference at 2 30 Friday. Rev Brown of Logansport preaches Saturday and Sunday. A basket dinner will follow Sunday services with a social in the afternoon. Everyone invited.
Notice to readers announcing Mrs. B. Kinzie’s millinery opening this coming Saturday. She has secured a fine stock of new goods up to date in quality style and price. Patronize home, you can’t beat it in price and quality.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Denver M E Church will serve dinner at Charles Longs sale on Monday September 27 1909. The group is known for splendid meals with chicken noodles and other fare and invites attendees to enjoy a hearty dinner during the sale.
Edward Murphy of Stringtown and George Stuber near Mexico visited Courter town on consecutive days for business and social calls. Moses Prior traveled to Peru, and John Cornell of Denver came by auto. Band concerts in Denver drew Lawrence Dillman and Emma Earhart, Olive Wiedenhoeft visited Ethel Earhart, and numerous locals attended gatherings at the Gage home.
Perrysburg residents note W C Huston’s frequent visits since selling his store. George Staller and family moved to a southeast farm last Thursday. Breen and Co installed concrete bridge pillars as competition with E A Kreider continues. Joe Turnipseed hosted a watermelon social last Thursday evening. Carnival-goers from here attended Rochester last week. Mrs. Cleve Staller of Peru and Charles Bayless visited George Staller’s southeast-town home over Sunday. George Brubaker and family dined with Lem Buck and wife. Sarah Bayless is on the sick list. A recent rain will benefit newly sown wheat fields.
Harry L. Miller announces candidacy for mayor of Peru pending Republican convention. He narrowly missed winning the office four years ago by seventeen votes and now leads a sizable following. Miller campaigns vigorously with strong party pledges backing him. Success to Harry.
A motivational line declares the value of persistence and grit. It praises a man who holds firm, pushes forward, and refuses to quit, stating he will ultimately win despite obstacles and opposition.
G W Musselman and family departed on Saturday for Chicago where they will spend the winter, leaving their home for the season.
The undersigned will sell at public auction at a rural residence located 1 mile east and 234 miles north of Denver and 2 miles east and mile south of Deedsville on Monday September 27 1909. Items include 9 head of horses 10 head of cattle 55 head of hogs 13 head of sheep 100 chickens 23 turkeys 30 acres corn to be husked on stalk farming implements two stoves table beds 12 gallon and other items. See large bills for terms and particulars.
George Schrott aged eighty a prominent Mexico citizen died at home Thursday after an illness. He leaves a widow and several children. Funeral services and burial were held in Mexico on Sunday.
The Jefferson township schools opened Monday with fairly large attendance. Denver schools report forty five pupils in primary, forty nine in intermediate, twenty eight in grammar, and ten in the high school department.
Sunday School at 9 30 Class Meeting at 10 30 Epworth League devotional at 6 30 pm Prayer Meeting Thursday 7 30 teacher's meeting at Eri Gustin home Friday 7 30 Jy Epworth Saturday 2 00 hosted by Mrs Toa Fouts.
Sunday School at 9 30. Junior Union at 2 00. B Y P U at 6 30. Preaching at 7 30. 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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