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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1907
Page
3
An advertisement from Goldsmith & Boots of North Manchester promotes a complete line of premiums and highlights a premium system used by Globe Clothing Store in Warsaw. The note emphasizes a ready stock and variety of premiums available for customers.
Miss Georgia Underhill visits relatives in Mentone while James Vangilder travels to Peru for a brief family visit. Mrs. Jane Yotter comes from Claypool to stay with her son M. D. Votter, and Mrs. Amanda Rhodes and Venetia Townsend visit relatives in North Manchester and Liberty Mills. James Decker and wife visit Mentone due to their nephew Ray Pontius’s illness. Mary Homman returns home from Wabash after months away. Local ads promote Pearson's Bread premiums and various clothing sales at Goldsmith & Boots in North Manchester.
Mishawaka worker Arta Zimmerman spent Christmas at home with relatives. Edward Skinner and wife visited from Peru at the J. F. Skinner home. J. E. Wagner and family returned to Sidney after a week with the Stickel family. A. J. Scott relatives from Ashland Ohio arrive for several days. Eugene Hively, employed in Skikhart, visited grandparents Elias and Mrs. Hively. Jesse Norris and sister Emma of Monroe were guests at J. A. Leckton home. Lucinda Olinger and son Albert from North Manchester spent time with Chester Olinger. Mr. and Mrs. M. Metheny returned from ten days visiting Tippecanoe Argos Bourbon and South Bend. Samuel Haney and wife from North Manchester visited Haney brothers. Drucilla Rickel from west of Silver Lake visited town and paid for another year of the Record. Mrs. Walter Hamman from Wabash came Christmas Day to visit relatives. Walter joined later for a brief stay.
The sale north of town last Saturday attracted many buyers. items brought fair prices. Mr. Clink plans to quit farming but will stay on the farm and rent fields. Robert Zimmerman visited relatives in Wawaka for two weeks and may find work in Kendallville or Mishawaka. Gr Estep returns from Louisiana and Mississippi with plans possibly to settle in Silver Lake or Akron. His brother T. F. Estep remains south until spring. A. J. Estep bought Jontz’s brick yard interest.
A North Dakota bulletin lists eight paints considered pure under state law. It warns that many catalogue paints are adulterated with water and lack white lead or oil. It names Devoe Minnesota OPC Bloods Monarch Gilt Edge Atlas Lion Horshoe and others as admitted, and directs inquiries to North Dakota Agricultural College for Bulletin No 70.
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