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Newspaper
Mooresville Times
Location
Mooresville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1908
Page
1
Clyde Calvert’s dog showed hydrophobia symptoms last Saturday and was killed by Marshal Nelson after about twenty other dogs were bitten. The head was sent to Indianapolis lab and tested positive for madness. Several bitten dogs were killed and the rest confined. all free-running dogs must be muzzled.
Local notes report the Sumner Sisters enlarging their store room to expand their work area. Decoration Day visits include Miss Ida Fogleman of Indianapolis and Mrs. James E. Davis of Indianapolis. Mooresville Ramblers defeat Indianapolis Mascots 15 to 3. Various residents and visitors named include Mr. and Mrs. Harvey, Miss Edna Hughbanks, Dr. W L Thompson, and families from Indianapolis and Danville.
Mooresville reports two separate fires last week and early this morning. Charles Shrake’s unoccupied barn burned to the ground Friday night. Early this morning a woodshed at Anna Landers’ residence was destroyed. Origin unknown. fire departments responded promptly but could not save either building.
The ladies hosted a fruitfully cheerful afternoon at the Burt Salmon home honoring the $1000 bank note payoff at the First National Bank. Special music by Mrs. Salmon Burton and Harry Rusie plus a paper by Mrs. Elizabeth Snoddy highlighted the event. Mrs. Susan Routen ignited the note burning in place of the absent Mrs. Caroline Bucker. Refreshments followed as members left rejoicing in the occasion. Buy groceries at Warren's grocery on N Indiana street.
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