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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1907
Page
3
A brief fragment discusses a yearly figure of 81 and questions the need for a friend to request a record. The text hints at an operational or pricing note but lacks full context or named entities.
An ad claim touts a product that relieves indigestion and helps the stomach rest and recover. Sold by the Overner Drug Store.
Miss Emma Cine is quite sick at this report. Mrs Nate Perry is much better at this writing. Vern Morrett visited with Alfred Nelson over Sunday. The Miss e Vesta and Mercy Coffin were at home over Sunday. Quite a good attendance at Sunday school last Sundy. All are invited to attend Mr and Mrs Henry Clinker were at Silver Lake Monday to have some dental work performed for the latter. Mrs Elizabeth Nelson was a caller at Silver Lake. She took her daughter Goldia to her place in town after visiting over Sunday with her mother.
John Peasant of Magnolia Indiana recalls a lesson from six years ago and asserts his use of Dr King’s New Site Pills, praising their appeal and promising guaranteed satisfaction at H P. Rager’s druggist for 25 cents.
Akron visitor H C Lowman and North Manchester guest James Reed are among locals seen on streets. Protracted meetings continue with invites. quarterly meeting planned. Lowman family updates include Emma considering Move to Winona Park and Honey Lowman improving. Local sales and farm work cited with Ben Shoemaker sale and a portable mill being used for a new barn.
Post cards at the Record office Mrs Ezra Creager of North Manchester visited at the Adam Stout home Tuesday. Miss Jesse Ferree has been sick for the past few days. Mrs Elizabeth Rhodes went to Leesburg Tuesday where she will visit her granddaughter Mrs C L Wilkerson and family for some time. FOR SALE A house and lot in Silver Lake see J L Arthur Claire Babcock of Old Fort Ohio arrived Tuesday evening and will spend a few days with relatives here. He has been having an attack of a grip and is taking a few days off to fully recover from its effects. He called at the Record office Wednesday and renewed his subscription. Clarence Brill came up from Peru Monday for a week's visitor with his mother. Rev J K Snodgrass died at his home north of Palestine last Sunday morning. The remains were taken to Delaware county for burial. Born to Mr and Mrs Edward Skinner at Mentone Feb 18 a son. William Wiley received a nice wolf and bob cat hide a few days ago sent by his son Ed from Colorado. C E Stout went to Chicago and returned with his mother last Saturday. She stood the trip home nicely and has been steadily improving since her return.
Charles Walters of Allegheny Sierra Co. asserts Backlen's Arnica Salve cures all injuries reliably. An Easter Sunday in March 1907 occurs on the 31st, an unusually early date suggesting an early spring, with Lent starting February 17 and a 1907 calendar note about seasons.
A birthday surprise was given to Mrs. J. K. Clymer on Wednesday by family and friends. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. E. Pritchard, Mrs Sherman Rittenhouse and Hazel, Mrs. E Kerlin, Mrs Hiram Raney, Mrs. Jacob Rouse, Mrs. William Perry, Mrs Jon Ayers, Mrs. Perce Perry and John Kerlin. The event was enjoyed by all.
A notice directs inquiries to Big Four Agent or H. J. Rhein G P A of Cincinnati Ohio with P O 1 R. The short item appears as a formal information request or business notice in the local column.
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