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Newspaper
Montezuma Enterprise
Location
Montezuma, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1919
Page
9
Local notices recount visits and gatherings across West Union including Mrs John Lewman, Mrs Ralph Hoffa, Miss Mattie Brown and many families. Socials feature dinners, Sunday visits, baptisms, and birthday surprises with churches and neighbors engaged.
Wilson Jackson visited his at Danville Illinois hospital Sunday. Loy Doyne, also in Danville, received visitors from Tangier. Leslie Jackson returns from the Navy for a hometown visit. Mrs. Charles Stackhouse ill in Danville hospital but improving. Several families visit relatives and enjoy community church notices.
WABASH TOWNSHIP Sam l McCune has been on the sick list for several days. Roy Carter and family visited Terre Haute. Mrs J M Goshorn stayed with sisters in Rockville. Albert Smiley and family were guests. Vincent and Tilghman Skeeters visited relatives near Marshall. Mesdames Tucker and Ferguson spent the weekend near Grange Corner. B O Cook and B J Underwood with families were supper guests in Rockville. Oscar McCampbell and daughter Rachel Ann were Clinton visitors. Sidwell, son of Iva Jacks, broke an arm while cranking a Ford. Lyndal Harris of Rockville visited Wabaship friends. J F Walters lost a Ford after an encounter with a reckless driver in Clinton. John and Sam Cune received fine apples from brother Horace in Okawangan Valley. The fruit is large and delicious. The death of Mrs Harry Underwood occurred last Wednesday after months of illness from tuberculosis. She leaves husband, three year old daughter, her mother Mrs Jno Bads, and many friends. Funeral at Presbyterian church Clinton Friday, burial in Clinton cemetery.
Miss Laverne Woodard was a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Skinner near Mecca last week. Mr. Roy Baker conducted business in Terre Haute on Tuesday. Mrs. T. H. Smith visited Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Smith near Mecca.
A chicken thief stole a coop from Joe Harris who lives northeast of Rockville on Friday night. The remark notes a chicken thief as a worse rascal than a horse thief and highlights rural theft issues.
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