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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1915
Page
4
Rat hides under a river dock with provisions while Shaughnessy plans to meet Crewe and Jess to split fifty thousand from a larger stash. Detectives believe Rat knocked Faber and secured evidence as Shaughnessy schemes with Hinderness and a barge captain to vanish with the money.
Rat flees from a precinct detective and hides at Moreaux's studio with Jess. Eighty thousand dollars of missing money is revealed and linked to Shaughnessy, who plans to kill those who know his secret. An inspector receives a note detailing the chase and names potential victims.
The narrative reveals Shaughnessy’s dual role as Shannon the thief and detective, his attempted pursuit by Crewe and central office men, and his eventual capture after a chase at the dock. Jess and Rat depart for Monterey with Moreaux and Feltner’s secret remains hinted, while town notes report local movements and deaths.
A speaker advises a girl and her mother to enlist a visiting young man in a playful kitchen ruse. The plan involves aprons, lunch prep, and staged domestic skills to impress him, ending with a question about a wedding present.
J M Sears of Elnora was in Odor Saturday for unspecified local errands or activities.
SHILOH reports a thriving revival with strong turnout. Local residents and visitors list social visits across families including Humerickhouse, Brooks, Harper, Hackler, and Dougherty households. Schoolteachers Ada Evans and Forest Wadsworth took pupils to church, while others visited relatives and spent weekends at friends’ homes.
Miss Clelia Rosenberry spent Sunday with Miss Alpha Brock. Miss Bee Daugherty spent Monday with Mrs. Will Humerickhouse.
Albert Graber of Plainville visited with his father Joe Graber. Katie Turk returned from Indianapolis Friday. Andrew Miles is ill. Mary Campbell visited George Walker Thursday. Misses Katie and Maggie Brewer went to Washington Friday evening. Adison Kidwell visited Austin Kidwell Saturday. Kate and Maggie Brewer barely escaped drowning when an ice drift struck their boggy crossing on the out of bank creek Sunday breaking the shaft.
P A Winklepleck conducted a business trip to Petersburg on Monday. Earl Seneff made a business trip to Clinton on Tuesday.
Mrs. Mary Sims and Mrs. Edward Wilson of Odon visited Mrs. Nany Allen on Wednesday. Maude and Goldie Burkhart spent the afternoon with Mrs. Mattie Miller. Mrs. Minnie Grove visited Mrs. A. T. Myers on Tuesday. Mrs. Mollie Standiford of Plainville visited Fri. Eva Carroll returned home to Washington Saturday. Miss Rookh Greenwood spent Saturday in Washington. Samuel Meng was in Odo on business Wednesday. Mrs. Julia Hoggatt and children Harley and Fern of Sandborn stayed Sunday night and Monday with Mrs. Lewis Rhubottom. Mrs. Isaac Andis and Mrs. Lew Rhubottom visited Mr. Nancy Allen Tuesday. Will Cox and family and Ge Hass and wife were guests of Art Woodruff and family Sunday. Miss Rookh Greenwood spent Sunday with Miss Lillie Standird of Plainville. Geo. Hart was guest of To Webber Sunday. Of Linton visited the latter's Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Eevee.
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