Local Social and Community Notices from Hillsdale Area
Mrs Jim Ingram visited her mother at the Union hospital Thursday. Mrs Mary Luce visited Clinton Friday. Mrs Jose Ingram and a Mr Harvey from near Bloomingdale wed at Friends church in Bloomingdale. M E Aid met at Van Sickle building for all day meeting and furnished dinner for election boards. E E Douglas and wife visited friends west of Dana Sunday. U B Aid met at the parsonage Wednesday. Lon Husmire of Crawfordsville spent Sunday night and Monday with Ira Richards. Fred Simmerman and daughter spent weekend with relatives at Attica. One Gibson bus burned near the tile plant here Sunday night. driver Gibson reportedly had no passengers. The fire was thought to be a house but was a boss. Henry McKeown and wife of Montezuma visited here Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Aid
van Sickle Building
Gibson
Local Social Rounds Include Myers and Forrest Visits
Leatherwood hosts Mr and Mrs John Myers and daughter Helen for Sunday dinner with Mr and Mrs George Myers near Bloomingdale. Grant Forrest of Glenhar n Ohio visits with his brother James Forrest family. Helen Myers visits Montezuma kin. Hillsdale guests Harry Wolfe and Ringhe. quilting party at Mrs Lewis Waldrige draws many friends and relatives from Mecca Bloomingdale and nearby communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Myers
Helen
George Myers
Near Bloomingdale
Harry Wolfe
Ringihe
Hillsdale
Hattie Featherstone
Chester Mathas
Rockville
Lewis Waldrige
Lon Doan
Pearl Doan
Mecca
Tom Featherston
Pear Bloomingdale
Hattie Featherston
John Featherston
Sunday Visit Recap From West Union Community
Mrs. Clay Cox and Grandma Cox visited Grover Rohr family Sunday. DeBaun and Manwaring families joined Luther Manwaring. John Linebarger of Rockville spent time with Uncle L J Linebarger and Linebarger Chapel hosts Sunday School. Ivan Causey hosted Ester Morey Franklin Morey Lee Hain Carl Parker for dinner. Ross Sherrill visited Minnie Cox. Alex and Otis Armstrong called on Nancy Manwaring. Subscribe for the Enterpris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Clay Cox
Grandma Cox
Grover Rohr
Ivan Causey
Ester
Franklin Morey
Lee Hain
Clinton
Carl Parker
New Hampshire
Alex Armstrong
Otis Armstrong
Nancy Manwaring
Wabash Township Notes and Local Visits
The second number of the Junior Senior lecture course will be held Friday. John Herman left for Terre Haute for work. Harvey Mitchell plans to move his family to Terre Haute soon. Clark Vanhook conducted business in Clinton Monday. Parent Teacher meeting moved to Thursday evening. Mary and Margaret Broderick and Martin Broderick dined with the Routsens last Sunday. Mrs Earl Pearman and children of Hillsdale visited Wabash relatives last week. A Laverty school box supper, led by Bessie Pearman, was a success. William Johnston Jr of Christopher Illinois spent the weekend with his father and will move his family to Clinton next week. Wm Swangle of Missouri visits the Laurence home. he lived in Armiesburg in the 1870s and worked for J W Russell & Co. in meat packing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Herman
Terre Haute
Mary
Margaret Broderick
Martin Broderick
Wm. Routsen
Wm. Johnston, Jr
Christopher, Ill
Mr. Johnston
Christopher
Clinton
Wm. Swangle
Missouri
Lee Laurence
Mr. Swangle
Armiesburg
J. W. Russell and Co
Local guests at Coloma gatherings highlight week
Mrs. T. H. Smith visited Mr. and Mrs. Will Bowman on Wednesday. Supt. John H. Jollies of Rockville toured the school. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Robinson were Sunday guests of Mrs. Rachel Weaver and family. Mr. and Mrs. John Sanders hosted Sunday dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. H. Smith
Will Bowman
John H. Jollies of
Rockville
Joe Robinson
Rachel Weaver and Sons
Local residents visit friends this Sunday afternoon
The note lists several Bloomingdale people including Mr and Mrs Elbert Davies and Mr and Mrs John Bosley along with Rev and Mrs David Compointer Warner Parke Dooley Haworth and families visiting the Alkire home. Geo Wright is ill and Geo Morgan with family visited Ollie McNeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elbert Davies
Bloomingdale
John Bosley
Parke Dooley
Albert Haworth
Wilbur Alkire
Geo. Wright
Geo. Morgan
Ollie McNeal
For Sale Spotted Poland Hog in Hillsdale Ind
Eight month old spotted Poland hog offered for sale at 25 dollars. Notice to hunters department 2aCs prints public sale bills at the Enterprise office. Oyster notice mentions Gilmore's Restaurant for fresh oysters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Clearwaters
Hillsdale
Ind
Enterprise Office
Gilmore’s
Keep Bowels Regular with Chamberlain's Tablets
Advise good health by maintaining regular bowels. Constipation undermines wellbeing. When needed, use Chamberlain's Tablets for a mild and gentle remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain’s
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G. R. McGuire
D. C
Palmer School
Vermillion County
Blackman St
Clinton, Ind
F.B. Machledt
Meat Market
Gen. Merchacdise
L. O. Ingram
J. F. Lee
S. E. Moore
Mgr
O. L. Brown
Montezuma
Pitman & Son’s Garage
Montezuma Mill & Elevator CO
Chick
Montezuma, Ind
Oakland
L. Wheeler Jr
Mér
Jim Ingram
Union Hospital
Mary E. Luce
Jose Ingram
Harvey
Friends Church
E. E. Douglas
Dana
U. B. Aid
Lon Husmire
Crawfordsville
Ira Richards
Fred Simmerman
Attica
Henry McKeown
Grant Forrest
Glenharn
Ohio
James Forrest
Helen Myers
James Southard
West Union
Otro DeBaun
H. Z. Manwaring
Luther C. Manwaring
John Linebarger
L. J. Linebarger
Linebarger Chapel
Ross Sherrill
Minnie Cox
Big Domino
Fiour
Wabash Township
Harvey Mitchell
Clark Vanhook
Earl Pearman
Laverty School
Bessie Pearman
Coloma News
John Sanders
Mrs
David Commons
Warner
George Mathas Montezuma
GEO
Mathas Montezuma
Busy Bee
James Gilmore
Federal Reserve Banking System
Federal Reserve ’System
THE
First National Bank
Montezuma, Indiana
South Main St
Indiana
J. S. Pressor Battery Station
Willard
J.C
Pifwsician
Johnston Block
Ireedead
Montezuma Ind
Barnaby & Morris
Barnaby
Morris
DRAY
M. GC. Phillips
Crown and Bridge
First Nat
W. P. Montgomery
Tom Causey
Myers Garage
R. W. Johnston
R. L. Dooley
Odd Fellows
FE. M. McLaughlin
Benj
Parke State
L. Sproules
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