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Newspaper
Montezuma Enterprise
Location
Montezuma, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1919
Page
5
Notes from Rockville and nearby towns recount visits by Carrie Manwaring and family. Several residents from Chrisman Veedersburg Montezuma and Crawfordsville are mentioned visiting or spending Sundays with relatives. Farmers report corn planting largely finished and various residents made trips to Terre Haute Bloomington Bloomingdale and Marshall.
Highland residents report Sunday visits by Mr. and Mrs. Herman Howard and by Otis Pearman and family to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pearman. Edits include Edith Pearman staying with Miss Bessie Pearman and Alfred Allen buying a Dodge. Art Jones returns from the South and shows curious land and sea specimens.
Wabash Township exceeded the Victory Loan goal with about $2000 raised. Local farmers report fields of corn will need replanting due to ongoing chill and rain. Irwin Swaim of Kingman bought hogs and cattle last week. Visitors include Mrs. Black from Veedersburg and Mrs. H E Jones.
The article notes the death of Hardin Senior, formerly of this township, who was struck by a train near his Mecca flour mill. He had recently moved from the area to take a permanent position at Meyer-Kiser Bank in Indianapolis after working there during last summer’s vacation. Surviving family includes a wife, a stepdaughter, a son, and a daughter Mrs. Ellis Peirce.
Coloma transacted business in Danville and the Lundgren firm visited Tuesday. Smith and son called on Sim Smith Monday. T. H. Smith and Mrs. S. M. A. attended a Quarterly Meeting at Broomingdale Sunday. Martilla Cox visited local friends and relatives. Ed Williams of St. John Michigan visits his mother and brothers here. Parke Dooley hosts Wilmer Platter and children at Sunday dinner.
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