Tre Bluffton Banner November 22 1893 edition
The Tre Bluffton Banner published as the official paper for the city and county on Wednesday November 22 1893. It serves as a local record of notices and events for residents and officials.
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Newspaper
Bluffton Banner
Location
Bluffton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1893
Page
5
The Tre Bluffton Banner published as the official paper for the city and county on Wednesday November 22 1893. It serves as a local record of notices and events for residents and officials.
Numerous short items advertise holiday photos at Brown's Gallery and Lipkey & Studabaker cash prices, local births and marriages, business visits, and civic notes. Mentions include Sam Kunkel, Ben Ashbaucher, J. E. Sturgis, Roe & Co dissolution, and a fire scare at Frank Myers property in Ossian.
A humorous exchange at a station involves two men arguing over the gender of the approaching train. They seek the station agent’s judgment on whether to call it a he she or it, finally agreeing on a neutral answer as the train nears.
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