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Newspaper
Otterbein Sun
Location
Otterbein, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1901
Page
1
Local notes from Otterbein include the Indiana State Fair September 16 to 21 and numerous shop promotions. Collyer's Barber Shop offers a 5 cent first class shine and other goods at Ward & Foster's. A new fall hat line appears at Mrs Bingham's Millinery Store. A two year old runaway incident ends with the child found by Chas Johnson near John Oden's home.
A late afternoon run away occurred when a tradesman from Boswell delivered a piano to Lafayette and traded for a team of horses. The top buggy veered at the Catholic church site, upsetting the rig. both men suffered bruises though not seriously hurt. The wreck left the buggy badly damaged and prompted local chatter about moves and farming prospects around Otterbein and nearby towns.
Miss Dora Hawkins visited Fowler Monday to see relatives and attend the oratorical contest. Asa McKinnis and John Francis Wont on down yesterday.
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