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Newspaper
Montezuma Enterprise
Location
Montezuma, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1921
Page
8
Mr and Mrs Bright Cory and Elmer Colston families visited Mrs Wm Lewis and Charlie Gary Sunday. Nearby residents from Clinton and Indianapolis joined Tom Garrard and family for outings. Sunday highlights include guests at Chas Causey home and a trip to Koffing fruit farm via Snodys Mill.
Mrs Martha Dooley of Bloomingdale visited Parke Dooley and family Sunday. Wallace Haworth and children of Attica called on Mrs T H Smith Sunday. Beulah Smith 9 years Thursday and Friday in Indianapolis. H I McGilvery and Mrs Sheets hosted dinner with family. Harrison Howee and Will Richards families dined with Mr and Mrs Will Richards. Mrs Will Burks surprised by relatives for birthday. Dwight Richards and family moved to Montezuma. Parke Smith sick list. Sunday School Convention drew large crowd. Mrs Sam Smith and son visited Byron Riley family. Mrs Lucy Smith and Mrs Geo Mathas visited Parke Smith. Pearman of Hillsdale taught school Monday due to Baker's absence.
Mrs Lizzie Richmond spent Tuesday with Wil Wagner and family. Mr and Mrs Oscar Norman and daughter Beulah were in Marshall Monday. Farmers began husking corn last week. Mr and Mrs Matthew Har per and baby of Cayuga were Sunday dinner guests of Low Tinder and family. Will Wagner and daughter Pauline, sick for days, are no better. There are a few scarlet fever cases at Lodi. Mr and Mrs John B Grimes were Sunday guests of Oscar Norman and children. Don Marshall and family were in Cayuga Saturday. Robert Wann has work done on his house and barn. Morris Norman stayed with his sister Mrs Mabel Grimes from Friday to Sunday. Basil Propst and Lloyd Hay vey spent Sunday afternoon with Ward and Morris Norman.
Mrs J F Rhine of 11384 English Avenue Indianapolis reports gaining more than five pounds after taking Pepgen a natural medicine of roots barks and herbs. She says her stomach pain headaches and general run down improved and she feels stronger. Pepgen is being introduced at Cummins Pharmacy.
Rex Theatre will show In the Days of Buffalo Bill featuring Buffalo Bill and his troops. The film, stored for over a decade, reveals aged celluloid and peculiar effects while depicting stagecoach hold ups rescues and Indian tights. The screening recalls the days of the famous scout and early cinema.
IW's COME New corn priced at 20c per bushel on Saturday while gasoline rose to 22c the same day. The comparison shows one bushel of farmer grown corn now buys less than a gallon of gasoline for a flivver or tractor, according to the Hume Illinois Record.
In Montezuma Indiana residents worry about spreading diseases and urge steps to prevent illness. The brief asks if any measures have been taken and mentions local concern over public health and manners among youngsters.
The remedy’s reputation rests on consistently meeting its claimed standards for curing colds coughs croup and whooping cough. Consumers report dependable relief and safe pleasant use, with every bottle meeting the high standard promised by the manufacturers.
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