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Newspaper
Montezuma Enterprise
Location
Montezuma, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1913
Page
3
Wm Mallory announces he is located in Montezuma to conduct sales and perform auctioneering. He notes twenty years of experience and offers satisfaction or no pay.
Correspondents are reminded all items must arrive at the office by Tuesday afternoon to ensure publication. Writers should govern themselves to meet the deadline.
A string of visits and travel is recorded as residents and relatives arrive from Clinton Cayuga Wisconsin Indiana and nearby towns. Names include Mr and Mrs Penny Ed Laughlin Rev and Mrs Sherrill and many others while a house fire near Rockville destroyed James Swayne’s residence with piano saved and insurance covering the loss. The Malone funeral was held at the home and interment followed at Highland cemetery.
Wabash Township reports a large average of wheat sown this week and near completion of concrete work on the new bridge in excellent condition. Miss Margaret Underwood spent Sunday with home folks. Edward Graham plans a Friday box supper at his Lyford schoolhouse. Alonzo Beamer and family expect to move near Clinton next week. Mr and Mrs Daniel Gallager visited relatives in Armiesburg.
Local residents in Hillsdale and nearby towns are listed with visits, family gatherings, and travel. Notables include Mr. and Mrs. John Middlebrook wintering at the Soldiers Home in Lafayette, Lucy Simpson and daughter in Russellville, plus numerous calls on relatives in Clinton Montezuma Terre Haute and Indianapolis. The death of Mrs. Dona Hixon in Chicago is noted with funeral in Hixon cemetery.
The article notes a downturn in a thriving Canadian industry following Thaw's deportation. It observes that last spring's hat remains in use but has been altered by hat makers to look less favorable. It also states belief that President Huerta will adhere to Mexico's constitution, with amendments possible at any time.
The piece notes children wearing fresh suits and shoes, finding satisfaction in rolling in dirt. It argues New Yorkers should defend their convictions to avert the danger of poor government. It mentions President Wilson’s Mexican situation interview and calls for engineers to speed up after danger signals.
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