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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1904
Page
5
The Nickel Plate Road announces daily ticket sales at low rates to the West and Northwest through March and April. For details send a postal card with name address and probable destination to C A Asterlin U P A Fr Warne Ind. 2594 20.
Travel advertisement offers discounted fares via the Nicke Plate Road to points in the West Southwest and Northwest on the first Tuesdays of each month through April 19 1904.Inquiry through local agents or Asterlin Fort Wayne Indiana. Also promotion for the World’s Fair guide by sending ten cents to Warren J. Lynch General Passenger Agent Big Four Route Cincinnati Ohio.
Mother Knoop was a Warsaw caller Monday. Mrs. Hugh Bowen is sick this week. John Shultz and family spent Sunday with Will Decker. Claypool Lumber Company offers building materials and services. Mr. Rohrer buys Whittenberg market and moves in. Miss Etta Leighty visits Warsaw for mandolin and guitar lessons. Subscriptions urged for the RECORD. Various neighbors visit, move, or recover from illness across Warsaw and North Manchester areas.
An advertisement from Goldsmith & Boots in North Manchester promotes uniform stock pricing as favorable to buyers, claiming low prices bring customers and turn patrons into friends.
Tickets on sale at Nickel Plate Road stations for the Y M C A convention in Buffalo New York May 16 and 17 at one fare plus 25 cents for the round trip Good returning May 23 See nearest Agent or address C A Asterlin TP A Ft Wayne Ind 286 5 6
A permanent position with good pay is offered for a qualified manager. Interested parties should respond by mailing to Box 78 in Philadelphia.
A compact ad style line from Goldsmith & Boots, North, touting discreet bulk merchandise handling. It emphasizes that they secure what energetic merchants seek, focusing on bulk business and profit sharing.
The Northern Indiana Methodist Episcopal conference closed in Muncie with appointive list. E L Seamans presiding elder names placed at Andrews Burker Oburobusco Columbia City Fairmount Gas City Huntington Jonesboro Lafountaine Lagro Larwill Liberty Mills Reynolds Marion First church Guild Greenman Runkle Markle Parsons Mentone Bailey Mount Etna North Manchester Pt Isabel Young Roanoke Jones Silver Lake South Whitley Bowen Swayzee Uniondale Osmun Upland Miers Van Buren Van Bouren circuit Lindell Wabash First Church Kemper Work Vigus Warren Haines Warren circuit Wright includes J W Tillman Roann Singer Mellinger Sharpesville.
The ad explains red blood comes from bone marrow and spleen and that Scott's Emulsion, a liver oil fat supplement, nourishes these organs to improve blood quality. It targets pale schoolgirls and invalids and promises a pleasant, rich blood food with free samples. The publisher is Scott & Bowne, chemists, New York.
Rainy weekend activity shows visits and gatherings across Germantown. Edward Clink and Charlie Regenoa visited Sunday. Hiram Parker and family visited Theodore Parker. Sylvester Johnston hosted kin at the County Seat Monday. Miss Etta Miller visited near Mentone. A crowd gathered at Sylvester Johnston’s Sunday. Miss Maud and Lillie Homan joined Nora Beecher in Claypool Thursday. Winchester Brady and family moved into the Will Ring residence. Charlie Snake aided Edwin Mills in moving to Silver Lake Monday.
Tickets for a National Baptist Association trip are on sale via Nickel Plate Road in Cleveland. One fare plus 25 cents for the round trip good returning until May 26 with possible extension on application. See nearest agent or contact C A Aster lin T P A Fort Wayne Ind. 287 5 18
A spring sale invites shoppers to call and figure on a furnished outfit as the season nears for house cleaning and newlyweds planning to set up housekeeping.
Mary E Seithman daughter of Wi ard Sarah Marts born Ashland county Ohio March 18 1837 died at her Claypool home April 5 1904 aged 67 years 23 days She married Rev Eli Seithman Jane 9 1853 eight nine children survive She joined Methodists then United Brethren for 26 years aided her husband in ministry Her faith and service noted Funeral at Chaypool Thursday Rev Luke officiated Interment Mount Pleasant cemetery
Special rates to Los Angeles California via Nickel Plate Road account General Conference E Church Tickets on sale April 22 to May 1 inclusive Good to return until June 30 Get full particulars of nearest Agent or address C A As 285-436
Advertises Hollis Rocky Mountain Tea to drive out winter microbes and keep you well all summer. Offered as tea or tablets for 25 cents by C. Rager.
Tickets on sale at all Nickel Plate stations May 17 to 23. One fare round trip. Return valid to May 30. Extension on application. Stop-overs allowed and side trips at low rates. See nearest agent or address C A Asterlin T P A Ft Wayne Ind 284-5-21.
Commencing Sunday April 17 and Sundays thereafter parties of five or more may obtain a round trip rate of 1.00 per capita to any point within 100 miles of the selling station. See nearest agent or address C A Asterlin TPA Fort Wayne 5:38 283.
Miss Mabel Shorty remains on the sick list. Jack Reese, Billie McCormick, Charley Haines, Sam Rickel and family, and Chester Craig from Akron were seen around town. Van Wire is out again after being restrained. Mrs. James Reed visited Claypool relatives. Myrtle Lawrence returned from Marion on vacation. Jackson Reese and son Cal did paper hanging for James McFarland. Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Ulsh visited S. A. Hohman. Shiri Andrick and wife visited Frank Fewdemer and Edward Hohman. Dallas Hohman cuts wood for Will Slife near Barkett. Jacob Newcomer plans a new barn with wall up. Large church turnout. preaching planned next Sunday and biweekly thereafter.
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