Daniel Myers Attends Wet Weather Tie Event
Daniel Myers participates in a local event centered on wet weather attire and a ceremonial tie. The gathering draws residents curious about rain gear and fashion during a damp day.
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Newspaper
Mooresville Guide
Location
Mooresville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1897
Page
7
Daniel Myers participates in a local event centered on wet weather attire and a ceremonial tie. The gathering draws residents curious about rain gear and fashion during a damp day.
Local items include Ed Wiley of Indianapolis visiting Sunday and Fred Rusie visiting his parents. Minnie Low also visited friends while Leonard Rusie suffers rheumatism. Cartoonish OCR portions mention a Friends church meeting, ads for herbal pumps, and various widely scattered notices about entertainment, furniture, stitching, letters to Eli Stone, and Thanksgiving events at the Opera House.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention names Giles Swolds Burns and a sequence of coded items. No clear event, date, or location is readable to establish a full news item.
A local note states the author withdraws the offer to give away a bicycle by November 30 unless business improves. The author says the offer was made in good faith to boost business but has been unsuccessful.
Mir Jos Lealy appears as general southern agent with headquarters at Vine Street Cin City. He will handle business for the Washington and Alaska Steamship Co and coordinate with DL Ry for Alaska service. The steamers City of Seattle and Roselie offer daily, year round service to Alaska with first class accommodations for 400 passengers under the American flag.
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