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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1905
Page
4
Reports indicate Laketon factory orders for sand brick machinery amid a spring plow season with farmers advancing. April Fool jokes spread early last Saturday as private bankers plan to test the private banking law enacted by the last legislature and signed by Gov. Hanly.
Colonel John M. Fuller of Honey Grove Texas reports near death from kidney and liver trouble. He credits a 60c bottle of Electric Bitters with a complete cure and thanks the makers. Sold and guaranteed to cure dyspepsia biliousness and kidney disease by Zimmerman the druggist at 50c a bottle.
From our exchanges Howard Tillman went to Wabash to work in a restaurant. Mrs Charles Heeter and sister Mrs Ella Binkley visited in Silver Lake. Mrs James Decker and Mrs Thomas Colbert of Silver Lake spent days with H D Pontious family. Miss Laura Cuffel opened a millinery parlor in East Main street vacated rooms. W Scott Pontious moved to a home on South Franklin street. Uncle Thomas Ball and granddaughter Miss Kit Herendeen visited Mrs Allen Bybee. Ball recovering from recent illness.
Sons of veterans organized in Goshen. Bourbon township votes 1 percent subsidy to Indianapolis Logansport South Bend Traction by 506 to 172. Prof C F Miller leaves North Manchester schools for Nappanee. Winona Lake plans a new educational department and may connect Ada Ohio music conservatory faculty and students. Stave factory resumes after five months, timber yards secure enough wood for summer. Eight month old Alva Swihart dies. funeral at Beaver Dam officiated by Rev J W Mishler.
A local notice invites customers to visit Gresso Bechtelheimer and Company for opening day on April 15. The ad urges shoppers not to despair and to keep looking, implying a fresh trading post ready to serve.
Has fitted up and now occupies a pleasant suit of rooms over the Central Drug Store. It costs you nothing to look over our stock of wall paper and get prices at the Corner Drug Store.
In Kosciusko Circuit Court case No 1234 the administrator reports the decedent William W Worley is insolvent. Creditors must file claims for allowance. court clerk Aar on A Rasor notes insolvency on April 1 1935 in Warsaw Indiana.
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