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Newspaper
Montezuma Enterprise
Location
Montezuma, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1920
Page
5
Wmn J Cottrell, an aged citizen and blind veteran, died Monday June 14 of dropsy. He left a wife and one son. The funeral was held Wednesday morning at 10 at the family home with Rev C W Fisk officiating. Burial followed at Oakland cemetery.
New concrete walks were installed at the James Gilmore residence. The front porch is undergoing repairs and a new foundation is being laid.
Mrs Julia Cryer of Muncie Indiana praises Trutona after ten years of indigestion. She reports relief from gas bloating and nightly kidney discomfort after using the tonic, endorsing it to friends as a safe reconstructive remedy. Trutona is sold at Murdock's Pharmacy in Montezuma.
A narrative scene describes Aunt Jane and relatives preparing to leave a stately homestead as plans unfold for a swift departure. The house is detailed as solid and green with shade trees, while tensions rise over a looming arrival and unsettled secrets. A tall young man appears at the train steps, adding intrigue to the departure.
Elsie Cliney spots Louise Cowan and calls her out. Louise replies she plans to head to the seashore to escape a visiting Western cousin. The scene hints at a lighthearted family rozw theme and a summer escape setup.
Marriage licenses issued for multiple couples including William Ray Bosley farmer Rockville to Lucy Dean Montezuma and Harlow Lee Harvey farmer Bloomingdale to Tressie G Shoaf Montezuma. Also Oakley Woods Marshall to Mary Ellen Collyer Marshall Agthu Hackett Rosette N A kn Nolan to Ivah Neff Rockville and Charles Edward Woodard student Oskaloosa Ia to Marion H K McGraw Oskaloosa Ia Arla Henry Rays laborer Bloomingdale to Gertrude Mune Sprouls Bloomingdale.
Mrs. O. L. Brown and her daughters Mattie and Fern and son Clyde departed Wednesday for a two week visit to Oolitic Bedford Mitchell and Campbellsburg. They traveled by automobile.
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