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Newspaper
Montezuma Enterprise
Location
Montezuma, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1919
Page
5
Local correspondents report numerous visits and gatherings. Families such as Armstrongs Spurgeons Gillisons and Harveys socialize with relatives in Clinton Cayuga and Danville. A Home Coming at Haworth Grove featured music speeches and a return from overseas, while church activities and a postmaster change plan unfold locally.
Several Wabash residents planned a campout on Rockville Chautauqua grounds. Local visits included John Eads from Clinton and misdated social events at Armiesburg, Terre Haute, Sullivan, and Newport. The week saw storm damage to trees and shrubbery in the eastern township and gatherings hosted by G M Underwood family and others.
Coloma Carmack visited Louise Carmack in Browns Valley last week. Elsie Swander and Jess spent Wednesday with locals here. A tractor demonstration was held at Fred Wardens last Wednesday. Mrs Sam Smith and son called on Mr and Mrs James Lewis in West Union Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs L H Weaver entertained at dinner Sunday. Mr and Mrs Frank Mille and son plus Mr and Mrs Earl Weaver and daughter were present. Edgar Weaver returned from overseas Tuesday evening. A youth picnic at the Mansfield creek Sunday honored Mr P M Dooley’s birthday. Russell Wright retired from Kansas Monday.
The Foreign Missionary Society gathered at the Methodist Church in Rockville on Friday afternoon. Members then spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs J M Elliot and family. W B Overman of Pep Rev and Mrs Georg will spend a month with relatives in their part of the state.
Local residents share visits and weddings as a period of chatter includes guests from Rockville and Cedar Vale Kansas. Ester Sherrill and others travel to Newport while Lee Featherston and Ethel Smith wed near Indianapolis and plan to live near Chicago.
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