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Newspaper
Montezuma Enterprise
Location
Montezuma, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1915
Page
2
In Annapolis correspondence many residents and relatives are listed visiting and staying with family across Rockville Bloomingdale Crawfordsville and nearby towns during Thanksgiving week. Names include Rev Shrigley Miss Barker Mr and Mrs Osborn Mr Surbrugh Mr and Mrs Langley and many others.
Miss Virginia Swanyme spent Thanksgiving with the Fancyn nan family near Bono. Miss Luella Mapes visited Paris home folks. MrsAnta Vansickle and Miss Della Selfe were in Rockville and Terre Haute. Margaret McCarty shopped in Terre Haute. Mrs Harding visits her son and Frank McLaughlin in Montezuma. Halden Eugene born to Mr. and Mrs. John Harper. Chester Lake plans move to Terre Haute. Mrs. Mary Krabbe return from Indianapolis. Mrs. Ella Doss and Miss Ruth Krabbe visiting West Terre Haute. Goldie James had Thanksgiving with her mother. Sylvia Jackson of Scotland Ill weekend visit. Verna James of Clinton visited relatives. Curtis Stewart family visited S R Garling household. Grace McCarty spent time near Scotland Ill. Anna McKee of Rockville visiting aunt Mrs Vanshiie.
Foster Jerome and Merritt Johnson of the class of 1915 at Wabash College spent Thanksgiving at home. Attends Mr. and Mrs. Hirsbrunner visited Mrs. Oscar McCampbell’s home south of Armiesburg. County attendance officer E. S. Vickery visited schools last week. Alva Sheeley absent sick. Mary Russell of Bridgeston and Marie Marshall of Mecca visited Friday. Clara Broderick attended a musical in Bloomingdale last Wednesday. Ask Mr. Adams about a recent Cayuga evening. Mildred Murdock hosted a theater party Saturday. N. B. B. O. O. club to meet with Marie Brown Thursday evening. Geraldine Jackson visited school Tuesday.
An old drug ad claims Hollister Rocky Mountain Tea corrects a misbehaving stomach. It urges taking the tea tonight for relief tomorrow and promotes Doc Tea or Tablets from Murdock Drug Co.
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