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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1907
Page
1
John Clark of South Silver Lake was kicked by a horse Friday evening, fracturing two ribs and loosening two more on the right side. The horse, thought gentle, started grazing as the man readied to mount.
Charley Lunsford, arriving from Chicago, plans to graduate in medicine in May with first honors and become a full fledged M D. He has labored diligently and stands at the head of his class.
Dr. Cary was summoned for injuries and has since been recovering as well as can be expected. The incident left the doctor tending to wounds and monitoring the patient’s condition.
Braude purchased roughly 3000 dozen eggs from Silver Lake dealers on Monday, a haul valued near 500 dollars. The eggs reflect solid poultry output from Lake Township.
Additional lights are being installed at street crossings by the town board to improve safety. The project broadens the existing lighting network and aims to reduce accident risk across key intersections.
Rev Wright traveled to Logansport on Tuesday to participate in the annual meeting of the M E church now in session there this week.
The Bourbon News announces the marriage of Miss Eugenia Rittenhouse daughter of Rev W H Rittenhouse to Gardier Cutler son of John A Cutler. The wedding occurs at Wayne Rittenhouse home in Bourbon on April 10 and the couple will reside in Fort Wayne Indiana after May 1.
Mr and Mrs J E Wagner moved from Sidney to the Albert Thacker property on east Sycamore street in Silver Lake. Mr Wagner plans to attend the local college in North Manchester this spring.
Elections set for Tuesday May 7 in Washington Kosciusko Richland Columbia Union Whitley to decide on granting a subsidy to the Winona electric line from Warsaw to Fort Wayne.
Curtis Finton and Carl Miller, arrested two weeks earlier for stealing chickens from Charles Colbert near Claypool, pleaded guilty in Warsaw Circuit Court. Judge Reyse fined $5 plus costs and sentenced each man to fifteen days in jail, warning that a second offense could bring a penitentiary term.
The Treasurer of State warns that tax duplicates close on May 6 with a 10 percent penalty for any unpaid first installment. Taxpayers should pay before the date to avoid end of period rush. Parsons should pay several days in advance to ensure bank reporting and receipt. George W. Irvine.
Nathan Garman died at his home northeast of Silver Lake on Friday April 5 after over a year battling stomach cancer. He was 47 and known as a kind husband father and neighbor. Funeral services were held Sunday afternoon at the Grove Chapel Church.
Wathan Garman born November 10 1859 in Seneca County Ohio died April 5 1907 aged 47 years 4 months 25 days He moved to this state in 1865 with his parents and married Sarah Jane Rinehart September 11 1880 they had three children He leaves a wife a father and mother one sister two brothers and many friends He was superintendent of Grove Chapel Joutheran Sunday school and a member of the church Funeral service held Sunday at Grove Chapel at 2 PM conducted by Rev D F Kain
The last day at No 6 school taught by J D Cline was observed last Friday to close a pleasant term. A large audience attended a dinner and a literary program by pupils ended with many goodbyes and well wishes.
Miss Daisy Carr led a large turnout of patrons and pupils in a pleasant last day event. A splendid dinner followed by a literary program featured spelling with Mr. Johnston asked to spell yes.
Taxpayers may pay taxes at the Commercial State Bank with the first installment due on the first Monday in May. Unpaid taxes after that date become delinquent and penalties are added. The notice references county taxes and a local tax collection office.
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