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Newspaper
Otterbein Sun
Location
Otterbein, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1913
Page
6
Otterbein shoppers swarm the Benton county store in a large quitting business sale. The vendor touts high grade clothing hats shoes and furnishings at prices never seen before as orders could not be canceled and recent arrivals go at bargain rates. Open evenings to 9 and Saturdays to 11.
I as trustee of Medine township Warren County Indiana will sell at public auction on Tuesday November 11 1913 at 10 oclock a m at the A W Gephart school house the A W Gephart school and out buildings and the A U Timmons school house and out buildings plus some iron stringers for bridge and other township property Cash terms Dated October 10 1913 Signed Jas S Wagner Trustee
Mr and Mrs Guy P McKinnis Ben Bugbee and Virginia Bugbee were driving toward Black Rock when brakes failed on a steep hill. The car rolled over twice. Ben Bugbee suffered a broken shoulder blade and a dislocated shoulder while Mrs McKinnis and Virginia Bugbee were uninjured. Mr McKinnis had a bruised arm. The car was driven home after the flip, with the accident described as a lucky outcome.
A runaway drag team frightened near the east elevator bolted toward Main Street and the depot area. The team dashed past the tile mill yards and into a fence, injuring driver Vloyd Knowles and causing repairs to a wagon tongue and harness.
Mrs Margaret Shaughnessy wife of Timothy Shaughnessy died Monday at 4 am at the family home on West Oxford street after fifteen years invalid. Born in Ireland ninety years ago she resided in Benton county for forty years and was active in the Catholic Church. She leaves her husband and daughter Mrs Maggie Malang of Otterbein. Funeral services were at St Charles Church and burial was in Oxford Catholic Cemetery.
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