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Newspaper
Montezuma Enterprise
Location
Montezuma, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1915
Page
4
Local residents Mr and Mrs J W Boyd of Rockville spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs W A Laverty at the pool. A pair of Montezumians Warren Healton and John Moore are boarding at the County Hostelry in Rockville.
Mrs. John Norris welcomed a boy, eight pounds, born Sunday evening. Mrs. C A Yaryan visited Wave land with son Charles. Mr. and Mrs. RB Johnston and others attended Niel O Briens Minstrels in Terre Haute Friday. Frank Pressler was in Indianapolis last Thursday and brought home a 1916 Ford touring car. Community hostesses and invites signal lively social week.
The correspondence records patchy items from Reed Baldwin and others, harvests turning to hay, a Florida farm business, wheat sowing, a three week revival at Bradford Christian Church, a Mecca street fair set for Oct 14–16, and local travel, building alterations, and hospital stays plus school events and visitors from Terre Haute.
A long list of local visits and church attendance highlights the weekend in Hoopston and nearby towns. Guests include Mr and Mrs William Penny of Hoopston and relatives from Rockville Paris and Jacksonville among others.
Names and visits fill a page of community notices with Annie Ray, Lawrence McCarty, Charl ie Ponton, and others in towns from Kono to Terre Haute. Includes brief business travel notes and family visits, plus an ad for Hollister’s Rocky Mountain Tea and Ten or Tablets at Murdock Drug Co.
Mr and Mrs W J Burk of Olsburg Kansas arrived Friday to live with their son W W Burk and wife. Mr and Mrs A B E Higbee and daughter Mary Elizabeth visited relatives in Indianapolis. Miss Minnie Snyder, elderly, was Sunday guest at Geo Mathas and family.
An advertisement claims Hall's Catarrh Cure cures catarrh by cleansing the blood. It asserts a reward offer of one hundred dollars for an incurable case and touts thirty-five years of reliability with testimonials available on request. The copy urges immediate use and notes distribution by J. Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio.
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