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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1908
Page
4
An advertisement touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as reliable purifiers to cure headaches biliousness and jaundice caused by stagnation of the liver and bowels. Also notes local product prices and various town notices and shop offers from Akron to North Manchester.
Bread specials at 4 cents a loaf and 7 loaves for 25 cents headline local shopping and consumer goods._BOUND
Community notes show visits from Mrs. Thompson and Chloe of Mentone and John Beber’s family from Warsaw to Elza Brady. Ads promote post cards, Red Cedar shingles, Eastman Kodaks, a bakery and grocery with fresh bread, fruits, and vegetables, plus real estate interests and park postcards at the Record Office.
Next Monday May 4th marks the old soldiers quarterly meeting Pension Day. Charles Hively and his wife, residents south of town, visited Pierceton Easter Sunday to attend a reunion at the Hiram Finton home nearby.
Community notes cover Sunday visits at Elmer Regenos home and Mrs Butterbaugh’s funeral at Alrey church. J A Walter visits Urbana. Ray progresses at the Big Four Station. Crepe paper, post cards, and garden seeds promoted at Roger's Drug Store and records office.
F M Metheny and wife were Sunday guests at the Al Carr home. Wilfred Oldfather and family were Sunday guests at the William Price home. Many hundreds of Post Cards to select from at the Redcrop office. Mrs Zimmerman visited relatives in Wawaka Brimfield Kendallville. Ralph Schwabb grandson home for visit. Claypool Lumber sells fence post braces on trial. Bert Evans family visited from Elkhart. Eli Elder and wife visited north-east of Silver Lake. Old Homestead Bread at Pearsons. Five cent black and white cigars at Rogers Drug. John C Wolf and Frank Metheny adjusted loss on Mr Leckrone’s burned house near Rose Hill. Pearson’s Bread advertised as best. Frank Lautzenheiser of Huntington bought Isaac Shoemaker farm near Silver Lake. Misses Julia Arthur and Dorothy Wiltrout examined for teacher license in Warsaw. Garden seed at Rager’s Drug Store. Rural carriers Hathaway and Tully use motorcycles for mail delivery. Mr Hathaway’s machine ran away causing bruises. Funeral of Mrs John W Pence of Whitley county held. Cement $1.60 per barrel. Warsaw Daily Times notes the death of Capt Pine in Mobile. We do not keep Post Cards we sell them at The Record Office. Bert Aims and wife visitors at A E Graham home. William Rhodes moved to Wanatchee Washington. Wanatchee noted as fine fruit country. Misses Mabelle Jontz and Mabelle Regenos visited in North Manchester.
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