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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1905
Page
5
The column lists pupil absences and exams at the school. It notes visitors, family gatherings, holiday plans, and local social events in Claypool and nearby towns, with multiple mentions of residents and their activities over the vacation period.
The Claypool High notes report students Gertrude Brandenburg may attend North Manchester College while Ruth Burt leaves to work at Dr. Hay's Dental Parlors. Willie Winkle coauthors the school paper. a December 23 party and a Christmas break are described. A New Year begins with reminders to study, truthfulness, and duties as students return. The piece mentions Lester and family, George Shipley and Foss Shipley, Winnie Worley hosting a party, and the Hunting Club dinner with Dr Haworth as champion.
A Mississippi man touts Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption claiming his wife’s illness began to improve after trying it following other treatments. He says four bottles cured her and notes a guaranteed price of 50 cents with a $1 trial bottle.
John L. Parker remains ill at Fairview as H. A. Moyer and family visited Laketon friends. Protracted meeting began Thursday night at the place. Among items a question about Beaver Dam attendance. John Rickle from near Claypool visited parents here last Sunday. Charley Rickle returned to South Bend work last Wednesday. Effie Reese visited her parents Ed Hohman and family part of last week. The Misses Sholty and Lawrence visited Miss Sailors Sunday. Theodore Parker and family visited relatives in South Bend and Elkhart last week. Dewey Miner felled by pneumonia while with grandparents J. C. Wolf at Etna Green. Jacob Newcomer’s condition worsens with mental strain. he wandered from home last Sunday, found near George Alexander’s without coat or hat.
A Texas parent testifies Chamberlain's Cough Remedy always provides prompt relief for severe croup in children. The note says the remedy has long been used and never failed and is sold by F. Zimmerman.
Real estate transfers reported by Honton O. Frazier show multiple deeds in Kosciusko County. Transfers include Winona A to Charles H Black on 139 5th Place, Archibald Walker to Oscar Watkins, and several parcels in Washington Wayne Monroe and Grant's Additions, with prices ranging from 1000 to 3500 dollars.
A copy of a land transfer notice lists several properties in Milford Leesburg and Van Buren. Transactions include Kists North ad Warsaw Preston Miles to Catherine Freese and others for 200. Felkners ad to Milford Moses F Lentz and Henry Hellsmith for 200. Lentz to J C McLaughlin for 31200. Mary R Stoan to P M Thompson in Leesburg for 375. Omer F Neff to Frank Rose 37 a sec Van Buren for 3000.
An exchange laments readers who ignore their home newspaper calling them like a homeless cow grazing on weeds. It concludes that regardless of other papers read, a true citizen prefers his own local paper for regular information.
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