The Pantagraph, September, 29, 1880.
CHENOA - Bose Pike is dead. Everybody in our city knew Bose. He was a general favorite of all. He will never more "turn over" and show off the many tricks his master had learned him. He died a natural death Saturday. It is said that every dog has his day, and Bose has had his, and his familiar bark will be heard no more.
CHENOA - Bose Pike is dead. Everybody in our city knew Bose. He was a general favorite of all. He will never more "turn over" and show off the many tricks his master had learned him. He died a natural death Saturday. It is said that every dog has his day, and Bose has had his, and his familiar bark will be heard no more.
The Pantagraph, September, 29, 1880.
CHENOA - Bose Pike is dead. Everybody in our city knew Bose. He was a general favorite of all. He will never more "turn over" and show off the many tricks his master had learned him. He died a natural death Saturday. It is said that every dog has his day, and Bose has had his, and his familiar bark will be heard no more.
CHENOA - Bose Pike is dead. Everybody in our city knew Bose. He was a general favorite of all. He will never more "turn over" and show off the many tricks his master had learned him. He died a natural death Saturday. It is said that every dog has his day, and Bose has had his, and his familiar bark will be heard no more.
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