Silver Lake Record brief local notices
Local column highlights patrons invited to contribute news. items include Paul Snyder ill with chicken-pox, Bert Reese returning home, Scott Nicewood employed in Washington, and Mrs S B Burdge at North Manchester. Neighboring towns mentioned: Laketon, Warsaw, Roann, North Manchester, Elkhart. Christmas ads and church events noted along with shop offerings and sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Reese
Ligioneer
Yellow Creek
Sle
Ephraim Wells
Scott Nicewood
Oso
Washington
Scott
Bank Furniture Nearing Completion and Warsaw Millinery Sale
The Commercial Bank building nears completion with furniture and fixtures to be placed in days. Mrs. Sarber’s large Warsaw millinery stock must be closed out at cost. A Friday fight in Babcock's store involved John Henry and Henry Hubler but caused no serious injuries. Obituaries are charged by length, and readers are urged to pay subscriptions in advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Bank
John Henry
Henry Hubler
H.T Sarzer
Warsaw
Chamberlain
Rager
Ina Stout
Silver Lake
Central School
Clark School
Alexandria Times
Angling& Leonard
Ella Hawk
Florida
Chas. Hawk
Scott's Emulsion touted as aid for frail readers
An advertisement portrays Scott's Emulsion as a remedy to break a cycle of weakness. It claims the product first restores stomach balance then enriches blood, strengthens the body, and enables self-sufficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Christmas Presents In Stock At Dry Goods Store
The shop promotes Christmas shopping with dress goods neck wear hats caps and a range of porcelain glass and china items. It highlights good quality and low prices and offers tickets to customers paying cash or trade or settling accounts of 25 dollars or more.
Sir Evelyn and the Cape Encounter Deftly Draws Fire
An account recalls Sir Evelyn and irregulars in Cape conflict guiding a trap to reveal enemy positions. The tactic involved luring pursuers with a feigned camp and a hidden supply of muskets before the British forces opened fire. The episode ends with a British retreat and recognition of the Scotch envoy’s role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir Evelyn
Cape
London
Eatch
al Ehampeen
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. J. Babcock
Focal News
Patronuize the
Recarn Advertiser
Sam Groninger
Laketon
Paul Snyder
Dilling & Co’s
James Colbert
Ezra Beigh
Hierceton
Hiram Rager
Messrs
Griimes and
Conner
Pettysville
The
Universal Dominion
Remely
Thos, Whitfield & Co
Wabash Ave
Chicago
Chas Rager
Babcock’s
Record Advertiser
S. B. Burdge
North
Manchester
W. O. Fotton
Mrs. al Bouse
Fox
A. H E. Bowen
Fort Wayne
Santa Claus
Maurer
John Anderson
Akron
Grindle, Smith & Miller
Len Crasher
Elwood
Ladies of the Lutheran Church
Isaac Spangle
Abram Spanvle
Greentown
Indiana
David Smith
Elkhart
Epworth League
M. E. Church
S. McCrill
E. E Maurer
David Colbert
Deedsville
T. J. Colbert
Ricecorp
Mral
John Neaman
Council Bluffs
Iowa
G. W. Yotter
Wabash
A. L
Alexandria
United Brethren Church
J. Q. Kline
Recorp
Babcock
Wed ‘Baker
Chas. Rager
Indianapolis
M. W. Arnold
Claypool
Maurer’s
J. L. Artusa
J. C. Cavender
Hobart
F. M. Jaques
Warren Carr
Stout & Son
Mr. Williams
Plymouth
E. Braude
Esta Hager
Jacob Rager
New Mexico
P. Fe, Terry
Rochester
al Bowen
Jonas Leininger
Kendallville, Ind
Jacob McKrill
P. E. Terry
Leiter
Amiss
Wells
Las Vegas
Charlie
Kimball
Fitton
Alger
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