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Newspaper
Montpelier Herald
Location
Montpelier, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1906
Page
8
The Indiana Pipe Line Co plans to take up one of its six branches to Sebna and twenty two miles of new piping. Construction will employ many men at good wages and support laying a new line to Lopton Geneva. The project will boost work at the company’s large pump station and spur activity in Sumter.
The wedding of Miss Glanehe Cady to Mr. Chines Canty occurred last Sunday evening at 4:50 with forty relatives and friends present. The ceremony, officiated by Rev. S. B. Starcen, took place at the Gattenfield home, known for its elegance, while Mrs Georges Duytèrsus arranged flowers and provided piano music for the celebration.
Local column reports on social happenings and theater style chatter. Mentions Mayer Bryon and Dan, with reference to Keystone events, Portland locality, and short entertainment pieces on Sunday night.
An alarming note on constipation links chronic bowels and torpid liver to health risk. Dr King’s New Life Pills are promoted as gentle regulators, with Maddox druggists guaranteeing and pricing them for customers.
A Prescott gathering of 60 to 70 members of the Rathbone Sisters auxiliary heard talks on the order’s national work and aid to the Knights of Pythias. A charter list was signed by about twenty ladies and many Heights, ensuring a lodge formation in Montpelier with at least forty members and strong female support.
Fragments recount local names and family notes from Slater School House community notices. References to Mrs Sanus Dvenne and several families appear with dates and personal events amid garbled OCR text.
Mary Fiser entered an event with relatives for dinner. Mrs. Rogers attended Hartford City last week. Marie O Kuttier visited friends in Hartford City last Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Straight and their baby dined with the Schwartzkopfs. Delmer Schwartzkopf spent Sunday with cousin Fred.
The ad promotes bleached damask table linen and linen yard goods at reduced prices, including 38 and 72 inch damask and mercerized linen. Wool carpet by the yard, gingham by the roll, and standard calico are offered with generous department patronage noted. Four days remain, urging buyers to seize the opportunity.
In Pincay Ohio residents report visits from Miss Bratche Cady to Mrs A W Sala and Magne Sala. Charlie Cady and Bratche Butterseta marry Sunday afternoon at the bride’s home and plan housekeeping. Farmers prep to cut wheat as corns look well. Andrew Jackson family, Jobo Underwood, and others visited nearby towns.
The Montpelier Fair and Driving Association introduces a mile race plus repeater for the Fourth of July meeting with a purse of 875 dollars. Five likely contenders are listed as favorites for what shapes as an exciting event.
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