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Newspaper
Connersville Times
Location
Connersville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1902
Page
4
A garbled OCR line hints at perfumes and toiletry trades, noting vendors and stalls. The readable fragment references fragrance items and a regional market scene with possible names and dates left unreadable.
Miss Maude Skaffer and Mr. Gerfield Goodman united in marriage at the Catholic church rectory with Rev. F. J. Rudolf officiating. Guests attended a wedding supper at the bride’s home and many presents were received. The couple will reside with the bride’s mother for now.
Miss Mamie Brown and Miss Elizabeth Campbell of Chicago arrived for Miss Adaline Brown's wedding to Henry Hessler. Notices of theater items, sales at Shera & McIntosh's, charity events, and local social updates fill a busy Connersville page with marriages, visits, and shop promotions from June events to a Knights of Pythias memorial.
Charles Eggleston relocates family to Henry county to pursue farming. Kaleb Wadesee visits Andersonville for a few days with bos ura dpartelle. Pearl Churchill and Harry of Rushville are guests of O. bo Bun dy and wife. Fragmentary lines reference various names and nonsensical phrases.
Yesterday Fayette and Gutteberg lodges of Odd Fellows held joint memorial services at the city cemetery. A large crowd attended a parade from Fayette hall led by lodge officers and the Glenwood Band before floral tributes were laid on the graves of departed members.
The readable text shows scattered phrases and names but no coherent event or report. Key entities or dates are missing, making a firm summary impossible from the provided fragment.
A Saturday electrical storm struck five short horn steers owned by M. Lake near Everton. The herd, guarding a barbwire fence, was killed as lightning likely traveled through the fence wire. Cattle weighed 700 to 1,400 pounds. estimated loss about 325 dollars.
A deal closed this morning for the J A and Y W Worster saw end planing mill near the Rex Baggy Company's wheel factory in ridge wood. Three acres of adjoining land included. Buyer Mr Austed未 determined future use but may make it an accessory to Rex Baggy Co. Fans at Shera and Melotosh's.
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