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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1920
Page
5
Mr and Mrs Bennie Drudge joined a large crowd at the Jones Mitten family reunion held Sunday in Wabash City Park. Attendees enjoyed a most pleasant afternoon.
For sale a 16 acre property on North Jefferson Street Silver Lake featuring a house barn poultry house and additional outbuildings. Includes good fencing adjoining the lake a good well and cistern and furnace with electric lights. Signed Ira Coy.
To Conduct Meetings Rev. S J Burger of Howe will begin a series of meetings at the Church of the Brethren two miles east of town on Sunday August 15. The meetings will continue for two weeks and a cordial invitation is extended for all to attend.
The Ulrich families from Muncie arrived at Lake R. A. and W. H. Ulrich to stay in a newly built cottage at the park. They remained through Sunday as the men attended to business matters at home.
Samuel Smith and his wife left their home last Friday for a trip to Loraine Ohio to visit his son Bert Smith and family. They plan to travel to several other places in Ohio before returning home.
Herman Siemen travels to Logansport to visit relatives and may teach next winter with location undecided. Hollice Brown and family spent Sunday in Elkhart with kin and friends. Alvin Bouse family visiting from Arygos. Mrs. Bouse a daughter of Alice Hill. A. B. and J. D. Cline families traveled to Decator for weekend with relatives and the fair. C. C. Hansen family and Elizabeth Hanson visited Ed Shbenefield home in Andrews and Huntington. D. H. Clymer and wife from Mentone hosted by John F. Clymer and family with Lewis Smith and wife and Hubler of Indianapolis. Lewis Smith is CN and W railroad claim agent.
Mary Hill is on the sick list. James Utter was on our Streets Monday afternoon. M L Longbrake attended a ball game at wood Sunday. The threshing machine is making rounds with good yield. Mrs J W Clink visited Claypool last Friday and stopped at William Snake's home. Elza Heckman and son Moyer were in the locality Monday. Mr Clink sought a road of wood left on his place. Many locals attended the Ring household goods sale at Claypool last Saturday. Miss Dorothy Parker who had surgery at Wabash hospital is improving. Mr and Mrs Clink and Mrs Ed Clink with two daughters visited Irvin Parker in Fairview.
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