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Newspaper
Montezuma Enterprise
Location
Montezuma, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1913
Page
5
A series of visits from residents and relatives to Rockville and surrounding towns is noted, including Clark, Andrews, Wilder, and Coffin family members. Local funeral and church events are reported, along with a community push for an open Big Raccoon bridge at Armiesburg and a plan for a concrete replacement citing nearby gravel as economical.
WABASH TOWNSHIP reports a new daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Oral Robb, Marie Brockway recovering from illness, and Lucile Laverty visiting from Montezuma. Musk of residents including Miss Margaret Lamb at Mecca Bank, Mrs. Pendegast visiting Fairbury relatives, and Miss Ethel Davidson leaving Hixon store. Also notes Blaine Gossett’s Terre Haute visit and a Boy Ranger event at Odd Fellows Hall.
Nate Dean Leatherwood and Mr and Mrs Jake Uplinger are on the sick list. James Lewis visited Bloomingdale Saturday. Mrs H B VanSickie is quite sick. Noydike of Indianapolis visited Miss M A Mathas. Oll Phillips and wife stayed with Geo Featherston. Robert Warner sees a lady doctor in Bloomingdale. L J Linebarger’s inaugural parade at Rockville drew several locals. Lula Nickles orders lumber for a large barn to replace one burned recently. Harry Wolf was appointed road repairs superintendent, praised for good road sense and management.
Lenore Williams spent Sunday with Ethel Hall. School opened Monday after two weeks vacation. Mr. and Mrs. George Woodard spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. T. K. Frazier. Julian Woodard hosted the choir Friday. Rev. Elizabeth Murphy will spend the week with relatives near Carmel. Parke Dooley hosted a Hard Times Party New Year’s Eve. C. S. Woodard hosted Lena Woodard and several Woodards Sunday.
Reserve Township examination manuscripts are available at the enterprise office for five cents each.
The office advertises capability to handle all kinds of job work at reasonable rates and invites readers to call for service.
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