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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1923
Page
5
Employed in Alexandria Pierre Underhill who has worked at the Big Four station here for years went to Alexandria Monday and is now employed there.
Here From Chicago Rev. M. E. Boulton of Chicago is visiting at the W. F. Ebert and A. Metzger homes near here this week. He once resided here with his parents over thirty years ago and enjoys returning to the old hometown.
Threshing paused by rain as farmers aim to finish fall plowing. Two baptismal services were held at Yellow Creek last Sunday afternoon. William Smith made a business trip to Claypool Monday evening. W C Brady’s condition remains weak and declining. Faliz’s dog was run over and killed. Seamuss Snake sale attracted many buyers with fair prices. Mrs Eliza Jamison of Detroit, widow of Charles Jamison, visited relatives locally.
Mrs Loren Davidson returned to her home in St. Joe Michigan last Saturday after a weeklong visit with her parents Mr and Mrs Richard Davis north of town She was accompanied by her young son Wayne who recently had his tonsils removed.
The preliminary institute for teachers from Clay Lake Monroe Jackson Seward and Franklin townships will be held at Claypool on Wednesday August 22.
Lloyd and Arthur Sansaman and families visited from Logansport last Saturday and stayed until Sunday at the John L Sansaman home. Lloyd works on a rural route and Arthur is with Standard Oil, both in good government and corporate positions.
Mrs. Phyllis Glancy of Convoy Ohio was brought from her parents home to Rochester for hospitalization pending an operation. Her illness was noted in our last issue and she remains under care at the Rochester hospital after arriving last Thursday.
Max Davis son of Mr and Mrs Richard Davis was kicked and stepped on by four cows last Friday evening two miles north of town. He suffered bad bruises but no serious injuries were reported.
Mrs Bert Fisher came home Thursday after a two week visit with her sister Mrs E L Spitzer and husband in Detroit. On the return trip she stayed overnight with Mr and Mrs Dane Quay in Fort Wayne.
The Pierceton ball team visits the local squad for a Sunday game at the city field. Local lineup expected to face Pierceton in a anticipated matchup.
Mrs H R Barber left for New York last Saturday following a several weeks stay with her mother Mrs Huldah Keesey and relatives here. A promotional line notes a Hervey cigar and a marketing prompt about sending the Recorn to a friend.
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