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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1905
Page
3
Joplin pharmacist Obe Whitmer states there is nothing on the market that equals Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for bowel complaints. He notes nine of ten druggists would recommend it and that Zimmerman also sells it.
Elias Parker spread clover seed on Thursday. Mrs Irvin Parker and baby remain on the sick list. Mrs William Parker suffers hay fever. Camp meeting ended and townsfolk hope for rest. Miss Veda Shoemaker visited Miss Ollie Rickel Thursday night. Theodore Parker and family spent Sunday with J W Fitton and family. Charles Rickel and wife visited his parents. A few attended the Bible Conference at Winona. Miss Cecil Parker shows slow improvement from typhoid fever. Mrs John L Wideman and son Neil return home after visit with her parents.
J D Ranyan of Butlerville Ohio reports peculiar disappearance of painful symptoms including indigestion and biliousness after using Dr King’s New Life Pills. He claims dizziness sour stomach and headaches improved. Sold guaranteed at Zimmerman's drug store for 25 cents.
Mrs Eilen Yeoman visited Fridus the home of Mrs WLOW. Stephen traines of Chisaya visited Saturday. Claypen represented at Yellow Creek Sunday with all reporting a good time. Mrs Hallowell of New Castle visited a week at Mrs S Bo Whittenterzer and Miss Winnie Worley. The Worley sisters visited Mrs G A Brush at Silver Lake. Hang Broom and family of Nappoanee visited Clarences Shoemaker and family. Mrs Tion Evans of Fort Wayne returned home after a few days visit. Newton Getty and wife of Silver Lake visited at the home of Mrs Newson Piciph Sunday.
Wm Budell of Flat Rock Michigan testifies Arnica Salve heals ulcers sores and cancers and claims it is the best healing dressing he has found. It soothes cuts burns and scalds and costs 20 cents at Corner Drug Store guaranteed.
In a tight area near Silver Creek, Arthur Smith and his entourage of men conduct threshing near a bustling threshing scene, reflecting local agricultural activity and community labor.
An advertisement extols Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills as a universal remedy for neuralgia and related pains. It claims quick relief, no bad after effects, and a money back guarantee with 25 cent doses. A Nebraskan cashier testimonial supports rapid headache cure within five minutes.
Isreal Landis is on the sick list. Sunday school at 10. Isaac Platt and wife visited E. W. Brady. Mrs Setha Eber visited her parents. Boys raided Roy Flenmar's melon patch last week. Jesse Lynch, a child, was badly hurt in a runaway.
Ada, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. T. Bucher, was bitten by a rattlesnake last week. At latest report she was much better and expected to recover without serious harm.
A Cumberland Maryland family credits Dr King’s New Discovery for saving their 11 month old daughter from severe throat illness. After two doctors gave up, four bottles relieved symptoms and cured the child, now in perfect health. Available at Corner drug store 50 cents to 1 dollar. trial bottle free.
The 14th Indiana reunion is set for Warsaw on September 19 and 20. The 130th Indiana volunteers will meet at North Manchester September 14 and 15. Kosciusko Sunday School Union holds its 30th annual convention in Milford September 4, 6 and 7. Nearby notices mention a Wabash county Old Soldier outing, Mishawaka’s forthcoming orphanage, and a Wallace circus stop in Warsaw.
The Chutes in Chicago markets its attractions and vibrant scene while news notes the Thirty-ninth Annual Grand Army of the Republic encampment set for Denver starting September 4. The official Department route via Big Four and Burlington Rails departs Indianapolis September 2 for a September 4 arrival in Denver with invited comrades and friends.
A collage of snippets notes visits and jobs around Goshen North Manchester and Milford with names like W D Stout A J Scott Charles True Tony Underhill and Roy Massena. Local ads mention Pepper's Phos-Ferrates Goldsmith Boots and Dan Patch as Indiana State Fair attractions.
Mrs J H Anglin of Warsaw visits the Lee Myers home as excursions to Benton Harbor are planned for next Sunday. Miss Mabel Martindale returns from Warsaw last Saturday. William Larue of Disko visits the Regenos home this week. Moyne Clymer travels to Warsaw for a week assisting at Big Four station events. Subscriptions grow as readers remain engaged with the Record. Mrs Self and sisters from Bluffton and Milford partook in a Winona visit last week.
A compact notice recommends using the Record office for legal acknowledgments or notary services. The column thanks Capt. G. K. Smith for a Tuesday afternoon meal and jokes that if he can't catch them, no one else can. It ends by likening railroad timetables and store ads as helpful time savers.
William Price E Brande T B Evans trustees and officers listed include clerk J C O Babcock marshal John Haney. Regular meetings scheduled for the second and fourth Monday evenings each month.
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