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Newspaper
Montezuma Enterprise
Location
Montezuma, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1912
Page
4
Public notice that Montezuma Enterprise is entered as second class matter at the Montezuma Indiana post office on August 9 1912 under the act of March 3 1879.
Public notice from Montezuma Indiana dated September 27, 1912 sets advertising rates by request and requires all advertisement copy to be received in the office by Wednesday morning to insure insertion for the upcoming week.
A petition with 20 000 postmasters seeks Civil Service coverage for all fourth class offices, with 36 038 offices affected nationwide and 13 000 already under the system. Voter registration closes October 7 and is required to vote in November. residents should ensure their names are on the list at the usual registration sites.
This week several will receive a copy of the ENTERPRISE sample copy inviting them to visit and subscribe. Readers are urged to come in, sign up, and avoid missing issues by getting their name on the roll or collecting back numbers if any remain available.
Tillie Mack and son Paul were in Terre Haute on Wednesday. Homer Ingram left Monday to attend school at Bloomington. Church attends aunt’s funeral in Clinton on Monday. Curtis Steward and wife visited her parents last Sunday. Dorothy Ingram visits aunt Mrs John Taylor this week. A J Overton moves merchandise stock to Odon next week. Dr J F Swain to Indianapolis to attend school. Dade Stokes and Chas McCarty of Georgetown visited home folks Sunday. Perley Lewis visiting parents. mother seriously ill. Rev Mayme, new U B minister, spent Friday night with Iva Richard. Mrs Sauders went to Indianapolis for her nephew’s funeral. The Elliott daughter died in Indianapolis after mad dog bite and infantile paralysis. John Sherrill of Frankford Sunday guest. Mildred Mitchell and daughter Rockville visitors. Mr and Mrs Wilson and son Sherrill from Indianapolis visited last week. Minnie Atcheson picnicked at Turkey Raw with Bloomingdale friends. Mrs Currey Long seriously ill but better. Mr and Mrs Athel Newlin and Mr and Mrs Phillip Fleck spent Sunday at Tuber Culous Hospital. Mrs D E Wood and daughter Clara and Mrs Myrtle Penny shopped in Rockville. Ruth Atcheson returned home to Scotsburg. grandfather R G Atcheson visited briefly. Athol Newlin and family celebrated fourth wedding anniversary with ice cream and cake.
Louis Farner from Indianapolis visited his mother Mrs Vernon Bradfield as relatives gather in Fairbury Illinois. Mrs Ellis Pence and daughter spent Tuesday with Rockville relatives. A daughter was born to Robert Ralston and wife of Clinton on the twenty third. Amos Rardan’s family moved from Christopher Illinois to migrate with him in Brazil. Geo Spencer and family visited Oliver Hixon’s home from Rockville. The Buchholz family moves to Brazil where Fred Buchholz supervises Billtown mines. Joseph Woods injured a lower limb at the Dee clay plant. Roy Hinon of Terre Haute visited Mecca relatives this weekend. Frank Jacks married Addie Airhart at the bride’s parents home in Millton Illinois.
Mary Hadley spent Sunday at home in Annapolis while Jess Goodwin of Rockville visited town. William Penny of Illinois began the week with archives here. Jessie Times, a nurse at St. Vincent Hospital, spent last week with friends. Mr and Mrs David Langley and son were over Sunday guests of relatives in Newport. Mrs. Boyd Madden dies after calling Way.
Eixson Lewis spent a day or two with his sister last week. Sam Brading and family from Hume Illinois visited from Friday to Tuesday. Dr Collins Bloomer and Overpeck and squire Bryant decided Celia Wright was of unsound mind Monday. Fred Ferris of Illinois and Scott Aikman of Newport were mentioned with families. R L Amerman and Mrs Dr Aikman visited Ferris on Sunday.
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