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Newspaper
Montezuma Enterprise
Location
Montezuma, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1913
Page
2
Public notice states the editor was registered as second class matter at the Montezuma Indiana post office on August 9 1912 under the act of March 3 1879.
Subscription rates are listed at 1.25 dollars. Advertising rates on application. All copy for ads must reach this office by Wednesday morning to insure insertion for that week.
The state fire marshal reports November fires rose over October by about 66 percent to 527 incidents with losses totaling $410,085. Major factors include a $100,000 Century Biscuit Co. fire and increased heating equipment hazards as winter approaches.
Annapolis Mrs Leach returned from Clinton last week Gordon Clark and John Laughlin visited Virgil and Donald Swaim west of Bloomingdale Sunday Grace Coffin and Ruth Anderson shopped in Terre Haute Thursday Will Ingram and daughters spent Sunday with David Langley Rolland English were Rockville visitors Thursday Hannah Woody visiting in Bridgeton Sick list grows, Uncle Jimmy Hinshaw remains poorly Edgar Woody and son in Rockville Saturday with relatives near Montezuma
Mary Alice Linebarger born near Bloomingdale Aug 9 1863 daughter of William S and Melvina Linebarger died Dec 9 1913 at her Indianapolis home aged 50 years 4 months She married Peter Mathas Oct 1 1884 and had three children Emory and Mellie Smith survive with a son Alice Mae died in infancy She later married Lee Morran moving to Louisville and Indianapolis She was a mother to Dora's child Clotine and rejoined the M BE Church in youth Funeral held at Linebarger Chapel with Rev B F Ivey and Rev Derby burial at the nearby grounds
Mrs. Sarah Dennison left Friday for Indianapolis to spend a month with her daughter Mrs. Dick Colla and then continue the winter with relatives in Fort Wayne. Andy Bord of Manteno Illinois visited and paid another year’s subscription on the Enterprise. His wife and daughter were here about a week and returned home Monday.
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