Correspondents Advised on Deadline for Office Submission
Correspondents are reminded all items must reach the office no later than Tuesday afternoon to ensure publication. Writers are instructed to govern themselves accordingly.
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Newspaper
Montezuma Enterprise
Location
Montezuma, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1913
Page
3
Correspondents are reminded all items must reach the office no later than Tuesday afternoon to ensure publication. Writers are instructed to govern themselves accordingly.
Mrs. Marion Allee of Walnut Iowa spent Friday with Nathan Mathas and family. Mr. and Mrs John Plaster of Clinton were over Sunday guests of the former’s parents Mr and Mrs Charles Plaster. Mrs Galie Woods of Montezuma spent Sunday with her parents here. Nellie Sutherlin is visiting her sister Mrs Henry Long of Montezuma. Mrs Charles Nolan of near here spent Friday with Mr Nolan’s mother of Kingman. The rain here was welcome and cleared dust. Hillsdale lacks a blacksmith. John Beaer and daughter Helen of Allerton Dr were here Monday. Chas Ponton of Terre Haute visited O P M Ponton and family Saturday. Mrs W H Parker and children are visiting in Valparaiso. Grace Dinsmore of Dana visited relatives here Saturday and Sunday. Ray Short of Indianapolis is visiting W A Roebuck and wife. Mrs A C Harwood of Watseka Ill is visiting L O Ingram and wife.
About fifteen Boy Scouts from Montezuma camped at Armiesburg Friday night. Some fields of wheat in Wabash yield forty bushels to the acre. Brockway Bros. plan a picnic at the Club House Sunday. Armiesburg bridge workmen began tearing it down last Monday. Ben Ross and family entertained relatives from Indianapolis Saturday. Mrs. George Hartman and daughter Sadie were overnight guests of Mrs. Hartman’s daughter Mrs. John Underwood last Thursday. Chas Tucker is home from Rockville where he was employed for two weeks. Mrs. Martha Doggett spent Sunday with her daughter Mrs. Peters who is ill in Indianapolis. Chas Barnes of Rockville visited with former friends in Wabash Sunday. Miss Coral Kennedy of West Terre Haute is visiting her grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Skeeters for the summer. Will Brockway of Montezuma visited Sunday with his brother John and family. Jesse Baugh and family were all day guests of relatives in Montezuma Sunday. Miss Bernice Cook is recovering from a severe illness after falling from a tree. Mesdames Fred and Otis Armstrong of Vermilion County spent part of last week with their mother Mrs. Spencer.
Local residents and visitors from Newport Terre Haute Bloomington Indianapolis and Rockville spent time with relatives friends or at events this week. Names include Frank Turner Mrs. Elston the Engle family Sherrill Penny and Swaim with crossings to Bloomington Bloomington and Chrisman Ill.
C A Weller traveled to Russellville and Portland Mills on Monday. Ben Church Chas Barnes and Clyde Russell visited Clinton Friday. Misses Orpha and Bessie McCarty of Grant Park visit Grandmother Anna McCarty. Roy Hood left Rossville to quit work with C E I and stays with his parents. W H Parker on sick list. Miss Anna McKeen of Roskville visiting Mrs Anna Vansickle.
Mrs William Bennett died Friday evening after about two weeks of illness. She was the daughter of Mr and Mrs Skell Martin who moved here from Bellmore about four years ago. She married William Bennett on August 24 1912 leaving a husband and infant son and other relatives.
Fragmentary text mocks running a newspaper as a service to reveal family news and defend friends. It references subscription pressure, editor ego, and a house description while mentioning Parke County and a daughter’s marriage in a garbled, diaristic tone.
J.M. Johns undertakes extensive improvements on his farm north of Mywat. A new large double carriageway has just been completed with cemented driveway and neat approaches, featuring a solid, durable finish.
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