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Newspaper
Montezuma Enterprise
Location
Montezuma, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1915
Page
2
Editor C S Overman notes second class matter status for Montezuma Indiana dated December 16 1915. Subscription prices listed for one year six months and three months with advertising rates on application. Copy for ads due Tuesday morning to ensure insertion.
L. O. Ingram visited Indianapolis on business. Miss Orpha McCarty stayed at Grant Parke Illinois. Ferne Harper attended Clinton Friday. Virginia Swayn visited Terre Haute Saturday and Newport Sunday. Mrs. L Q O Ingram spent Monday in Dana. The Russell couple and their son Fred were in Clinton Saturday night. Cecile Church was in Terre Haute Thursday. Paul Mack and family with Ben Church visited Center neighborhood relatives Sunday. Oma Noland returned from Indianapolis Saturday. Tim McCarty accompanied by Mrs. in Clinton Saturday. Ethel McShaney of Cayuga visited Ethel McCarty Tuesday and Wednesday. Lydia McLaughlin spent Friday in Clinton. Grace Lake of Terre Haute visited here Sunday.
Residents and visitors are listed for informal gatherings and health tracking. Albert Thompson from Lafayette Soldiers Home visited relatives in town. Dr. Boyd traveled to Indianapolis. Luther Gardner and Frank Anderson family members attended events. Mrs. Newlin and others spent time near Clinton and Rockville. Willlie Brown was ill. Jessia Clark celebrated a golden wedding with family in Annapolis. Clark couple long-time residents with Civil War ties.
The five townships Penn Liberty Florida Wabash and Reserve plan a Joint Institute at the Presbyterian church this Saturday inviting all. Some notes reveal students travel and holiday schedules with local social gossip and a commercial tea promotion from Hollister’s.
A veteran who served in Co 3rsl Ind is remembered for never missing a skirmish before being wounded on Kenesaw Mountain on June 21 1864. He married Rachel Pike on December 11 1865 and five children survived with three visiting for a family gathering. Also an ad promotes Hollister’s Rocky Mountain Tea from Murdock Drug Co.
The notice lists several individuals from St Paul Dana Danville Marion West Terre Haute Greenup and Greenup Illinois urging timely subscription renewals and new memberships. It promotes visiting Citizens Bank for a savings account to build funds for next Christmas gifts.
An advertisement promises a hundred dollar reward for an incurable catarrh case. It claims Hall's Catarrh Cure has helped sufferers for thirty five years and works through the blood to expel poison and heal diseased parts. Customers are urged to start taking it now and send for testimonials from B CHENSY & Co Toledo Ohio.
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