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Newspaper
Montezuma Enterprise
Location
Montezuma, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1922
Page
8
Mrs. Ivan Causey and daughters visited Mrs. Robert Davidson. Garards and Lindleys gathered near Kingman. Hogs were killed. Tangier beat the grade team 10 to 9 after a disputed end. Dozens of neighbors hosted and visited across Rockville Montezuma Terre Haute Kingman Mecca and Bloomingdale with dinners parties and family stays.
Robert Wann was in Cayuga yesterday. Oscar Norman made a business trip to Clinton Friday. Miss Pluma Propst is on the sick list again. Mrs. Jane Harvey spent Monday night and Tuesday with her daughter Mrs. Oscar Norman who is very sick. Mrs. Kate Kiger and daughter Martha Helen were Ridgefarm visitors Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. John Grimes and daughter Martha LaMoyne spent Friday night with the Normans. Mrs. Caleb Pickard is on the sick list. Mr. Russel Bowsher fell and is bedbound in serious condition. Ward and Morris Norman attended revival at Linebarger chapel Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Norman and children visited John Grimes family Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Lon Tinders shopped in Cayuga Saturday. Howard Ladies Aid will meet with aunt Betty Ray Thursday. Chas. DeBaun is on the sick list.
H. S. girls hosted coach Lewman and basketball teams at a school reception. Henry Robinson and family move to Linebarger farm near West Union. Misses Rowena Jones and Lela Bradfield worked in Terre Haute shop. K of P social at local hall with supper at Andrew restaurant. Mrs. G. M. Underwood recovering from a week of illness. Charles Chrisman visiting brother Alex near Paris Illinois. Britton and Parke Lewman drive a new Ford bought last Saturday. Hazel Harrison of Rockville filled in high school duties for James Conlin called to Columbus by his father’s illness. Influenza epidemic reaches many households. Advisory Board and Township Trustee approve Mecca school addition. bids for contracts advertised, extending east and south. Mrs. Presley Hughes dies after lingering illness at 49, longtime resident 25 years. survived by husband and 13 children, four died in infancy. Funeral Wednesday. burial in Hixon cemetery.
Walter J. Rierden seeks a WantHD exchange trading Timothy Day for clover or alfalfa. The proposal offers ten units for ten, with mutual assistance in the exchange.
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