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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1916
Page
3
Charles Smith of Fort Wayne reports his wife suffered a Saturday accident and broke her left limb while his mother remains dangerously ill at home. The Smiths are well known locally from Silver Lake days and friends extend sympathy.
George Bennett of Glenwood Wisconsin wed Miss Alice A. Smith in Warsaw on Monday. Miss Smith once lived nearby and is known to many locals.
Farmers work their vats ground as John Flora plans a fence build. Peres Tuilis moved to Harve Meredith farm Monday. Harry McIntire at Silver Lake on business Monday. Miss Sylvia Nelson visited Reory Clinker home Monday. Ray Dillman and wife visited Harry McIntire home Sunday. Elmer Kuhn and John Bucher worked for J K Buchner last week. Grandparents hosted Gree and Tree Eber this week. A baby boy born to Alfred and wife Nelson last week. All parties doing well. Brady family seen on our streets Sunday.
For Sale brood sow and pigs due late April. Seven head shoats in good condition. A. F. Meinert. For Sale two coming two-year-old colts mare and gelding. Call shoestring phone 10-14. Alva Montel.
Surgeons state men are slightly more subject to appendicitis than women. Silver Lake residents are advised that a mixture of buckthorn bark and glycerine in Adjerika is claimed to relieve or prevent appendicitis and related digestive issues.
The Silver Lake Board of Trustees resolves to open North High Street to its northern end for public use. Obstructions must be removed from the grounds. A hearing is set in the Clerk's office Friday evening April 28 1916 at 7 p.m. Appeals may follow with five days’ notice per statute.
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