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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1901
Page
5
Fe Jaques in Warsaw offers millinery bargains while Mrs Myera and Mrs Myerson promote dresses and fabrics. C B Whittenberger advertises horses and cows. many entries note local shops, restaurants, and services from North Manchester to Silver Lake. Community updates include visits, church events, and price promotions.
A nightly parade of neighbors and visitors fills the Mack Sands area with sightings of Parker and wife, Regenos, Rickle, and others in the spring scene. Local events include a School District No 10 surprise on the teacher with dinner baskets, a moving goodbye at Bussard’s school, and the era of maple syrup making, hair pie jokes, and village visits from Wisconsin guests.
Residents discuss the reintroduction of the Malta Corn Plow as a heritage implement. Community members argue for preserving farming traditions while weighing modern practicality and potential costs.
An advertisement asserts Scott's Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil feeds the nerve and helps the whole body recover after neuralgia. It emphasizes restoring appetite and nourishing the body through a nutrient blend claimed to satisfy nerves not from regular meals.
Mra. Philip Long hosted a carpet rag sewing last week as C W Jones and wife were seen on the streets Sunday. Howard McGinley appeared in town days earlier while P W Snake reports good township success. Billy McCormick dined with Miss Elsie Clink Sunday and Theodore Parker with family visited with Park McGinley. James Miller of Palestine called on brother-in-law Chas Regenos Monday. Regenos and Ed Clink attended the horse sale in Warsaw Saturday. J W Clink and Chas Snake attended the I U O F lodge in Warsaw last week as locals joined the Warsaw horse sale. Miss Elsie Miler of Silver Lake visited here with friends and relatives all week. Mr Marshall and family of Rochester Indiana visited Philip Long’s family over Sunday. Sanford Hill hunts lilies but thinks the year has not been out late.
Mrs Bucher born July 3 1874 in Wayne County Ohio died April 7 1901 aged 58 years 9 months 4 days She was married to John K Bucher July 3 1868 and had two sons Five grandchildren a sister and many relatives mourn her Passing words were I am saved The Franklin church west of village Lakne On Tuesday April 9 large attendance Interment near by Rev C J Miner officiating
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