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Newspaper
Bluffton Banner
Location
Bluffton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1894
Page
5
May 0, 1894 edition brings social calls from local residents and visitors, church notices, Decoration Day plans, business ads and fashion pitches at One Price Cash Clothing House, updates on rail right of way progress between Portland and Camden, and community anecdotes including marriages and local humor.
Al Moyer captured two young coons. Mrs. Jim Schlaugenhaus is on the sick list. Fred Bosert sold 3,000 lath to a Berne man. Mrs. Jo Kreps can do housework again. Fred Gottschalek busy with tile mill. Sunday School attendance 127, collection 1.58. Clover in bloom and hay making soon. Noah Kreps hauled lath to Terne last Monday. School closes May 31. J. Kizer proves to be a good teacher. Ning criticizes cap for huckster wagon. No Sunday School next two Sundays due to quarterly meeting at Linn Grove. Jethro Dotter images bees riding in a new carriage. Alliance largely attended last Sunday night. Next meeting last Sunday in June. George Hornada had a scare over a breach of promise charge. Corn damaged by the freeze with short growth then worms. Emanuel Biberstine has saw mill running well. Fred says he does not hide behind logs with 100 pounds of steam.
Frieder, a neglected foundling in a German village, learns barbering from a master but dreams of fiddling. After a brutal setback, a fateful meeting with a merman Neck at a rainbow waterfall yields a magical bow. Frieder discovers rare talent when Neck’s bow sings through his fingers.
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