Post office notice from Montezuma Indiana
Entrusted as second class matter August 9, 1912 at the Montezuma Indiana post office under the Act of March 3 1879.
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Newspaper
Montezuma Enterprise
Location
Montezuma, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1912
Page
4
Entrusted as second class matter August 9, 1912 at the Montezuma Indiana post office under the Act of March 3 1879.
Sworn ownership and editorship details for the Montezuma Enterprise, a weekly at Montezuma Indiana, naming Charles S Overman as owner and editor. The notice cites state law requirements from 1912 and critiques the Sunday Record Herald, praising its features, magazine section, and a $10,000 prize contest.
Rev F E Penny was in Brazil last week Frank Coffin was in Newport last Wednesday Mrs Hannah Harlen left last week for Brookston J D Maris of Indianapolis visited his father Sunday Charlie Lee of Chrisman Ill visited relatives here Sunday John R Tucker and E M Clark were on the sick list last week Miss Lucille Moore of Marshall visited home folks over Sunday Mrs Dix of Kingman visited Mrs Nathan Newlin Friday and Saturday Mrs Roland English left for a visit at her old home in North Carolina Tuesday Mrs Lizzie Wood and daughter of Tangier spent the weekend with relatives here Mrs Anna Swain and baby of Sylvania spent last week with her parents here George Boyd of East Rockville and Joe Adams of Rockville were in town Sunday J B Connely and M T Kelly of Rockville spent Wednesday of last week with comrade J J Clark and family Mr and Mrs Eli Bratteu of Lena and Mr and Mrs Charley Seybold of Marshall called on J S Clark and wife Sunday Mead Cooper and wife called on relatives in Rockville Sat Pize Glaze and wife of Rockville visited relatives here Thursday
Miss Myra Newell and Miss Julia Knight were absent with a few others noting illnesses. The physics class started experiments last week while Walter McCord quits basketball to focus on studies. the girls team disbands due to parent objections.
The new electric lights along the grade across the bottoms from the wagon bridge brighten a half mile of road, making night travel safer. The column notes mounting political talk as the election nears and lists local social visits, including Granville Lane of Hanover visiting Mrs. Jett and guests from Terre Haute and Ridgefarm.
Mary Cox Coloma Marshall preached here Sunday. G B Wright suffers rheumatism this week. C X Lewis left Tuesday for California for winter. Celia Wright sent to the hospital for the insane at Indianapolis. Cook boys finished filling silees in the neighborhood. John Williams began the ditch from Colaniz to the Hittico. Pond Tuesday. Price listed at $1.25.
Reported by Charles C. Lambert a real estate transfer lists Orville C Wildman to Isaac A Pickard land in Adams for 6500 and Oliver B Price et ux to Irene Caste land in Florida for 6700. Work continues on the new elevator with a 25 HP gasoline engine arriving and Wilkinson street improving after packing.
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