Indiana Fair Weather Note Forecast
Indiana Fair to night and Saturday cooler in extreme southeastern portion to night.
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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Evening Post
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1896
Page
4
Indiana Fair to night and Saturday cooler in extreme southeastern portion to night.
Mrs O H Larwill returns from Washington and a son born to Mr and Mrs E B Gordon of Prospect Ave Mrs Thomas E Ellison and family depart for Petoskey Mrs Murray Hartnett returns from Fostoria Ohio A son born to Mr and Mrs H D Miller of West Jefferson St Trinity Episcopal church picnic at Swift s Park Miss Bessie Cherry leaves for Lock Haven Pa to visit Miss Daisy Ball Miss Edith and Master Horace Zollars visit grandmother in Macon Ill Engagement announced between Miss Anna Rodenbeck and Mr H W Meinzen Mr and Mrs R Krull rejoice in birth of baby girl The Wabash opens Walcottville gravel pit for 175 200 cars gravel per day J S Finlayson ill at Pittsburg shops Horse and road wagon found by police not claimed yet William Bendure resigns Foster Furniture job to join Kehler bicycle supply house Several families enjoy a Swift s Park picnic Marriages: Miss Clara Hollister to Mr Benjamin Chamberlin Detroit and Miss Margaret Erickson to Mr Victor H Conrad at bride s home The Hamiltons donate Emerine Hamilton library contents to YWCA Pending formal acceptance The old woolen mills crash on East Superior street cracks 45 tons of iron into cellar Damage about 500 Board of Rescue Home officers named Berry Street church meeting to form Rescue Home board meets 21300 clock at Berry Street church
The article extols William F. Cody known as Buffalo Bill, detailing his Wild West exhibition arriving Monday June 29, featuring cowboys, Indians, and riders from global armies in a 20,000-seat arena with electric light. It notes joint management by Buffalo Bill Nate Salsbury and James A. Bailey. Also announced are Central Union Telephone rate cuts effective July 1 and a special Toledo excursion by Fort Wayne and Toledo baseball clubs. A Plymouth church youth group excursion to Rome City is listed.
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