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Newspaper
Montezuma Enterprise
Location
Montezuma, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1922
Page
8
The readable lines describe a graffytone device and a family’s prayer and defeatist sentiment about temptations and flowing beds. The fragmentary wording makes specific people places and events impossible to identify.
Mr and Mrs George Wright entertained guests from Terre Haute Monday. Mrs Fred Smith visited Mrs Paul Smith Friday and Mr and Mrs Ed Caster with daughter Martha of Terre Haute were Sunday guests. Mr and Mrs John Bosley spent Sunday in Clinton. Mr and Mrs John Chapman and children visited Mr and Mrs William Ward Sunday. Mrs Zine Haworth is on the sick list. Mr and Mrs Sam Smith and son Melvin visited Mr and Mrs Paul Blackmore at Rockville Sunday. A number from here attended the Sunday School Convention at Montezuma Sunday afternoon. Geo Wright spent a few days in Terre Haute on business last week.
Mrs Henry Coward recovering from a broken shoulder at an advanced age. Mrs Robert James at Union hospital in Terre Haute in serious condition. Her daughter Mrs Jim Ingram planned to visit. The Colonial Trio performed as the lyceum second program at the school auditorium Friday. Mrs Ira Peer visited Mon tezuma Saturday. Miss Ethel McCarty of Clinton spent the weekend with aunt Mrs Chester Lake. J J Dooley of Universal spent Sunday in town. Otha York and wife of Clinton visited relatives here Sunday. Mr John Selfe Sr not well at present writing. Fred Zimmerman and wife went to Grape Creek Friday.
SOUTH LIBERTY The Howard Ladies Aid Society met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Lib Grimes. The December meeting will be with Mrs. Belle Ephlin. Wilson Jackson made a business trip to Terre Haute Saturday. Several men basked corn for Mr. Jim Basinger of Tangier Sunday morning. He has they seriously ill for a few days. About ten teams worked for him. Fred Bean, Winfield Hicks, Hugh Norman and Loyd Harvey spent Sunday afternoon with Ward Norman. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hoyt were Perrysville callers, Friday afternoon. Lem Bugg got one of his feet out with an ax a few days ago, Mrs. Rose Wann visited Monday afternoon with Mrs. Mabel Grimes and daughter Martha.
You can feel well by keeping bowels regular and avoid constipation. When needed take Chambers Lain's Tablets. They are mild and act gently.
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