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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1903
Page
5
In a ballroom scene, a heated exchange between a witty couple reveals jealousy and color clashes over a blond friend. A heart shaped locket appears, intensifying tension as the pair trade barbs until a tender confession ends with an onstage embrace and a vow of love.
In Goshen eight new pastors are slated for installation this year. A Benton township barn caught lightning, damaging a horse gear. Marion reports Edward J. Jones 35 died after a hand injury led to infection. Luther Bassey 1 of Marion township died from jaw lock due to a kick in Hicknea. Grant county storms caused about 4000 in property damage. Southern Indiana press association spring meeting set with river boat trip from Louisville May 1 to Falls City on the Ohio and Kentucky rivers. Humane officer Behlendreft received a letter from a Clear Lake man about protecting a wife, other letters also noted. A Jersey City suburb hosts one of the largest bulldog farms run by Mrs. Charles Bete of Hudson Hoyte.
In Cleveland on April 17 a prisoner, Joseph Horvat, was wounded by a bullet to the brain during a fight in a saloon. Dr A V Fried, treating him at Central Station, says Horvat feels little pain and is not in immediate danger, and will not be taken to a hospital. Three others were injured in the brawl.
A collage of light society items and misc notes from several towns. Tales of flirtations at church, grandchild mischief at dinner, a Shelbyville meet cute, and humorous quips about fashion and manners. Includes local observations on manners, crime myths, and a feature on notable local stewards and knitters.
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