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Newspaper
Montezuma Enterprise
Location
Montezuma, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1922
Page
8
Local residents report plentiful blackberries in Wabash Township. The note lists community movements including Earl Brown purchasing Walters dairy and cattle, families moving to Diamond, and nearby social visits among residents from Montezuma to Terre Haute and Valparaiso. Union Hospital in Terre Haute treated an invalid patient.
Frank Garrard family and guests visited Bloomingdale with the Fellows. Rev. Ernest Lamb and wife spent the weekend with Hubert Featherston. Miss Matha Brown and others visited Zackville. Mrs. Foster Clary traveled to Rockville. Carrie Manwaring left Indianapolis after finishing school. Howard Cox broke a collar bone in a fall Saturday. A youth party lit up Golie Woods Wednesday. Mrs. Parke Mathas burned her foot by hot coffee Saturday. Hazel Cory funeral attended at Fairview Friday. Mrs. Clary and Mrs. Causey contest concluded with Mrs Causey winning. Community plans church gathering Friday evening to entertain Mrs Causey’s side. John Manwaring returned from Toledo last Monday. Luther Manwaring family visited H. Z. Manwaring Sunday. Mrs. Thad Fellows and Mrs. Ralph Modessett visited Mrs Frank Garvan Saturday. Edgar Norman has three new Ford Trucks. Chester Renick family dined with mother Mrs Siaze Woody Sunday. Doss children visited grandparents Sunday morning. Shale Lambs visited Ida Usey this Friday and Saturday.
Mrs Frank Wilson and Max attend the Montezuma show with Mrs Ida Spurgeon and Mr and Mrs Jack Miller. W C Jared and Orville Brock families attend Cayuga band concert. Earl Hayton returns to Terre Haute after visiting the Jareds. Dr J M Caseneer of Clifton visits his father John Wesley Casebeer. Chas Carpenter returns from Chicago after four weeks away. Virgil Jarvis of Montezuma visits Lucile Earl.
Happy Corner reports Mr and Mrs Hubert Featherston and son Russell with Mr and Mrs John Featherston visiting Thomas Featherston in Bloomingdale. Neighbors surprised Mr Woods on his thirty third birthday at Golie Woods home. Various visits from Grace Bartlow Gladys Bennett Ernest Lamb Whitson and others across Bloomingdale Montezuma West Union Mishawaka and Brazil.
Races at Danville Illinois Sunday. Mr C Farner traveled to Illinois on business Monday. Miss Maxine Kine returned home last week from Georgetown Illinois.
The Toledo Blade reports uncertainty over Lenine status with fears the anthracite industry may shift to precious stones dealers amid economic anxiety.
Smoky Row notes show multiple families visiting relatives over the weekend. Chicago Illinois and Rockville Indiana guests joined Smith Hann and Wm. Blacketer families. Attica threshing crew work, Clinton residents visited, Indianapolis visitors with Chas Duree family.
A tired nervous feeling may signal poisons in the system harming digestion. The ad suggests Adlerika with Buckthorn bark and glycerine expels poisons and gas from both bowels, removes matter believed to foul the stomach, and claims to guard against ailment at Cummins Pharmacy.
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