Zire For Indiana Increases Cloudiness and Rain
Increasing cloud cover moves into Indiana with likely rain tonight and Tuesday. Temperatures rise tonight as conditions trend warmer across the state.
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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Evening Post
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1896
Page
3
Increasing cloud cover moves into Indiana with likely rain tonight and Tuesday. Temperatures rise tonight as conditions trend warmer across the state.
Paul Kuhns returns from Europe. Franklin Roberts and Catherine Spindler licensed to wed. Fort Wayne College of Medicine exams ongoing. Miss Maud Hendricks confined at Hope hospital with rheumatism. Home for Emergencies managers meet. Benjamin Cramer joins Seidel Brothers Gent’s Furnishings. Theodore Fleckenstein dislocates elbow after trapeze fall at Concordia College gym. Dora Baer narrowly escapes death after stopping before a moving freight train. American Missionary Society of Fort Wayne observes jubilee field day at Plymuth Church with Rev. W G Olinger to speak on Work Among American Highlanders.
Buy your summer suit for cash from A I Schoch with the largest and best assortment in the city. Open until 9 p m at 414 West Marin.
The funeral of Mrs Evan gelia Thorpe French was held at Berry Street M E church this morning at 9 o’clock. The funeral of Mrs Maria Brunett was held at St Paul’s Catholic church at 9 this morning. Mary Juiff 2 died yesterday morning from brain trouble. funeral to be held tomorrow. The stock of the defunct firm of D Monahan was sold to Wm Meyer & Bro for 60 cents on the dollar this morning. Secure the discount by paying gas bills tomorrow.
The column reports on workers returning to duty after sickness and absences at Pittsburg shops, layoffs due to scarce work, new births, two week shutdowns ending, and employees transferred or recovering. It notes J. H. Bass leaving for St. Louis, a stolen pug dog, and Henry Kruse’s poor condition.
Kruse continues to suffer a back sprain from a Pittsburg car shop accident. He cannot lie down and spends nights in a rocking chair as his condition shows no improvement.
A meeting at North Side Park Greenhouse organized a horticultural society with Tony Kelker as temporary chairman and Charles Archer as temporary secretary. A committee including W. D. Page Alexander Johnson Wm Stephenson A Fuelber and Arthur Doswell will draft a constitution for the next meeting at the city hall.
Thieves entered the residence of Jerry Bradshaw at 47 Hayden Street last evening, stole money and items, dropped a valuable clock during escape, and left $1.15 missing. Bradshaw pursued but the thief fled, clock and cash missing.
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