Published September 6, 1889 - New Castle Courier, New Castle, Henry Co., IN
A FATAL ACCIDENT
Mrs. D. L. Bouslog, aged thirty-five years, was killed at her home two miles north of Sulphur Springs on Thursday evening of last week. Mrs. Bouslog together with her two small children, went into the barn lot to milk the cows. While milking one of the cows the animal kicked her, striking her under the chin with sufficient force to break her neck, and she died almost instantly. Funeral services were held on Friday afternoon. The accident was a very peculiar one and the sudden fatality was a severe shock to the family and many friends of the victim.
Find A Grave contributor Angels A-Far
A FATAL ACCIDENT
Mrs. D. L. Bouslog, aged thirty-five years, was killed at her home two miles north of Sulphur Springs on Thursday evening of last week. Mrs. Bouslog together with her two small children, went into the barn lot to milk the cows. While milking one of the cows the animal kicked her, striking her under the chin with sufficient force to break her neck, and she died almost instantly. Funeral services were held on Friday afternoon. The accident was a very peculiar one and the sudden fatality was a severe shock to the family and many friends of the victim.
Find A Grave contributor Angels A-Far
Published September 6, 1889 - New Castle Courier, New Castle, Henry Co., IN
A FATAL ACCIDENT
Mrs. D. L. Bouslog, aged thirty-five years, was killed at her home two miles north of Sulphur Springs on Thursday evening of last week. Mrs. Bouslog together with her two small children, went into the barn lot to milk the cows. While milking one of the cows the animal kicked her, striking her under the chin with sufficient force to break her neck, and she died almost instantly. Funeral services were held on Friday afternoon. The accident was a very peculiar one and the sudden fatality was a severe shock to the family and many friends of the victim.
Find A Grave contributor Angels A-Far
A FATAL ACCIDENT
Mrs. D. L. Bouslog, aged thirty-five years, was killed at her home two miles north of Sulphur Springs on Thursday evening of last week. Mrs. Bouslog together with her two small children, went into the barn lot to milk the cows. While milking one of the cows the animal kicked her, striking her under the chin with sufficient force to break her neck, and she died almost instantly. Funeral services were held on Friday afternoon. The accident was a very peculiar one and the sudden fatality was a severe shock to the family and many friends of the victim.
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