Local Happenings Noted Across The Area
Isaac Fisher and Sue drove to Roan on business. George Mohler and family visited Oliver Ferrow. Mr and Mrs O E Sargant and Lloyd of Peru visited Fred McKnight. PM Smith visited Laura Boyer in Spokane after twenty seven years. Mrs Acel Dukes and Orma with Mrs Will Latta visited Pony King. The Colletts of Logansport and Murphy family dined with Robert Bond. Collett is an aunt of Murphy. Dr C E Quinn becomes Tribune subscriber. A G Zook transacted business in Peru. Levi Karn visited Denver on business. Mert Andrews from Peru also in Denver. LC Dukes Co repaints improve shop appearance. Mrs Eri Gustin and Mrs LC Norris travel to Ft Wayne to visit Elsie Perkins. Read the ads in the Tribune for best goods at lowest prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O E Sargant
Lloyd
Peru
Fred McKnight
PM Smith
Tipton
M W Collett
Logansport
E W Murphy
Robert Bond
Mrs Charles Haag Dies After Brief Illness
Mrs Charles Haag aged 31 died at her home 157 West Third street Peru Tuesday morning at 5 30 after a short illness. She had given birth to a baby boy on September 18 and died from peritonitis. She was formerly Georgia Dice daughter of George Dice Erie township and a Peru High School graduate class of 1899 who taught in Peru public schools. Funeral services will be held today at 1 04 from the home conducted by Rev Simons. Burial will be at Mt Hope Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Haag
West Third Street
Peru
David Richer
Peru High School
The
United Brethren Church
Rev
Simons
Mt. Hope
Paper as Educator
A local newspaper is essential in every home for developing literacy and connecting children to familiar people and places. Reading the home paper fosters lifelong reading habits, increases interest in the world, and produces informed adults who value local heritage.
No Band Concert Friday Evening Featured
As we go to press the notice states there will be no band concert Saturday evening. Town merchants invite you to visit and shop for goods of the best quality at assured reasonable prices.
Aid Society Meeting at Mrs Guyer’s Home
The Aid Society of the MEF church will be entertained at the home of Mrs. AB Guyer on Wednesday October 6. Mrs. Quincy Howes assists in entertaining. All are urged to be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The'Aid Society of the
MEF Church
AB Guyer
Quincy’ Howes
Guyer
For Rent Farm near Denver Deniver 40 Acres
For Rent. A farm of 40 acres near Denver Deniver. Inquire at the Tribune office Denver Tadiana. Rent at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
den~ Iver
Tribue
Jeavitte
Denver
Tadiana
Social Visit Roundup and Local Sale Notice
Perrysburg Carrol Bayless and family from Peru visited Marion Bayless and wife on Saturday. Charles Bayless and wife visited Grover Sullivan and wife in Twelve Mile on Sunday. Frank McElwee and family from Peru dined with OC Rannells and wife on Sunday. Truman Knaff and family and Walter Raber and family met Bart Staley and wife. Oren Warner west of town plans an October 8 sale after renting his farm. Busy week leaves little time for writing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrol Bayless and
Family
Peru
Marion Bayless
Charles Bayless
Grover Sullivan
Twelve Mile
Frank McElwee
OC Rannells
Truman Knaff
Walter Raber
Bart Staley
Sunday
Oren Warner
Notice of monthly sale at the Denver Tribune office
A notice states the sale will be held on the 1st and 3rd Saturdays at the Denver Tribune office to transact business. Charles Simons, Trustee Jefferson Tp. A large crowd attended Charley Longs sale where stock sold well and proceeds reached about $30. Helen Lutey, infant of Rev. and Mrs. J F Lutey, is ill with pneumonia at East Denver. Mia Frick of Defiance, Ohio, arrives to help nurse. Mrs. Nathan Kinneman of Twelve Mile visited Sylvester Ledy's sister Wednesday. The Tribune office was visited by the Ladies Aid Society and the sale bills, letters, and envelopes are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver ‘Iribune
Charles Simons
Jefferson Tp
Charley Longs
Ladies’ Aid Society
Helen Josephine
J F Lutey
Denver
Nathan Kinneman
Mile
Sylvester Leedy
Tribune
Editor Wants to Know in Norton Telegram
The Norton Kansas Telegram urges readers to inform the paper about who is traveling or moving about town and about anyone causing trouble. The note emphasizes aiming to know names and faces but acknowledges gaps in coverage and asks tips on missing locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norton
Kan
Fr. E. Church Sunday Schedule and Epworth Activities
Sunday School at 9 30 A M preaching at 10 30 A M evening Epworth League devotional at 6 30 P M preaching at 7 30 P M Prayer Meeting Thursday 7 30 P M Jr Epworth Saturday 2 00 P M conducted by Mrs Toa Fouts
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Jr. Epworth
Toa Fouts
Baptist Church Service and Schedule Card
Sunday School at 9 30 with Junior Union at 2 00 and B Y P U at 6 30 Preaching at 8 00 Bible Study and Prayer Wednesday evening Choir Rehearsal Friday evening and Teachers Meeting Saturday evening
Denver I O O F members visit Peru lodge group
Denver I O O F Lodge members toured the Peru Lodge on Tuesday night. Attendants included Eri Gustin JW Warren Charles Aley C F Fite E D Leavitt Arthur Guyer Beamer Black Lew Shaffer Dwight Keim Jim Wilson Euegene Ensley Charles Enal Joe Keim George Smith F Pearson H A Rost and L M Rost. Macy and Deville lodges were also present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Peru
Eri Gustin
JW Warren
Charles Aley
C F. Fite
E D Leavitt
Arthur Guyer
Beamer Black
Lew ‘Shaffer
Dwight Keim
Jim Wilson
Euegene Ensley
Charles “Enal
Joe Keim
George Smith
F Pearson
H A Rost
L M Rost
Macy
Deville
Grandpa Dice Erie Wit Denver Tuesday
A short genealogical note mentions Grandpa Dice of Erie along with Newell, longtime clan associate, tied to events planned for Tuesday in Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grandpa Dice
Erie
Denver
Newell
Also Mentioned on This Page
Isaac Fisher
Sue
Roan
George Mohler
A Family
Oliver Ferrow
Family Sunday
Acel Dukes
Orma
Will Latta
Chili
Pony King
Gilead
Dr. C E Quinn
Zook
Levi Karn
Deedsville
Mert Andrews
LC Dukes & Co
LC Norris
Ft. Wayne
Elsie Perkins
Aid Society
Indiana
Perrysburg
Ft. E. Church
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