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Newspaper
Montezuma Enterprise
Location
Montezuma, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1914
Page
3
Correspondence reports visits among Clinton and Bloomingdale residents. Birth announced Pauline Elizabeth Flock on Sept 30. Attendees include the Flock and Moore families, plus many relatives. Uncle Jimmie Hinshaw dies. funeral set at M E church. Several locals travel to Indianapolis Terre Haute Peru and Mt Vernon for visits and funerals.
Mrs Hanna Payton visited relatives in Terre Haute and was joined by Mrs Ray and daughter from Kokomo visiting sister Mrs Israel Lake. Several residents from Clinton and Terre Haute were seen shopping and visiting on various days last week and this Sunday.
Wabash teachers held their October Institute last Saturday. Roy Hixon visited from Terre Haute as his family returned home after a week here. Mrs Robt Baldwin is home from a visit with Wayne town relatives. Dan Farner heads home from Vera Cruz with the 28th Infantry US Army. Mrs Jno Broderick spent the day with Aunt Mrs Dan Remley at Marshall. Blacketer and daughter Minerva visited Rockville. Mrs Frank Tucker and children Sundayed at Armiesburg. The Wabash Valley Dancing Club gathered at Alex Chrisman’s home. Mrs Laura Young and daughter of Kansas City spent part of the week with Theo Hixon's family. G M Underwood did business in Rockville. Mrs Jno McCune is convalescing after a severe illness. Mr and Mrs Jno Tucker returned from a three day auto trip to Crawfordsville and Lafayette. Everett Carpenter and Jno Phipps families spent part of last week at Portland Mills. Mrs Jos Ralston is with her parents due to her mother's illness. Miss Margaret Williams leaves tomorrow for Dayton Ohio after a month with Mrs G M Underwood.
Secretary Lane signs orders to settle and enter 3,600,000 acres in California New Mexico Colorado and Washington under the enlarged homestead act Lands in the West are surveyed by the Geological Survey to check for irrigation water supply If not found lands may be entered by settlers in 320 acre tracts rather than 160.
West Union urges a Coloma reporter to cover local events. Readers call for timely neighborhood news and a dedicated correspondent to balance coverage and prevent gaps in village reporting.
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