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Newspaper
Montezuma Enterprise
Location
Montezuma, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1914
Page
3
Wabash township reports a large corn crop safely housed and a raffling match at the club house led by Jno Brockway on Wednesday evening. Numerous local visits, sales, and family gatherings are noted, including Miss Chloe Barker moving between Stone Bluff and Rockville and several residents visiting relatives.
Mrs N W Brown of Chicago visited brother M C Jones and family. Ruth McFall of Dana stayed with Mrs B F Small. H E Jones and daughters Helen Grace and Margaret McCarty visited relatives in Fairview. Otha York Ethel McCarty of Clinton joined Chester Lake family guests. George James traveled from Cayuga to see his mother Matilda James. Manford Daniels and wife visited Clinton. E E Douglas was in Terre Haute on business. Matilda James visited Clinton. Teachers attended an institute at Dana. Robert James attended Grand Lodge in Indianapolis last week.
Dill and family moved to town on Saturday. John Bosley of Coloma visited on Wednesday. Mrs. Martha Fruits visiting relatives in Terre Haute. Mrs. Nathan Newlin and Mrs. Geo Elston on the sick list. J W Jackson of Tangier stayed with his old comrade J J Clark and family Saturday night.
Miss Grace McLaughlin is absent this week due to illness. Miss Stultz did not spend Sunday at home. Miss White spent the weekend in Danville. Mr. Dillman now teaches Botany replacing Miss Mathers. Miss White also teaches seventh and eighth grade reading. Thanksgiving closes school Thursday with classes Friday. English III and IV study Whittier poems.
Mrs Marion J Mathas entertained last Thursday afternoon with a Bunco party at her home. First prize went to Mrs O A Newhouse and consolation to Miss Marie McCord. A luncheon followed with guests including M C Phillips R L Dooley H S Cornwell O A Newhouse Harry Machledt Fred Machledt W P Montgomery R W Johnston Harry Becker R W Sutton J G Hirsbrunner A L Powell Joe H Burns Frank Arn Lora Reeder Marie McCord Helen McGinty and hostesses helper Mrs Harry Becker.
The family expresses gratitude to friends relatives and neighbors for kindness and sympathy during the sorrow of their dear boy Arnold Special thanks to Rev J D Clay Mrs Pawley Mrs Mankins and the singers Mrs Minnie Miles and family
The Youth's Companion publishers present to each paid 1915 subscriber a decorative yet useful calendar. The mounting is ornate, but the calendar remains primarily a practical year atlas for readers.
The Misses Cora and Maud Mathas depart this evening to Georgetown Illinois to spend Thanksgiving with relatives.
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