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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1914
Page
4
Public health notice warns against catarrh ointments containing mercury as dangerous to nerves and mucous surfaces. Recommends Hall's Catarrh Care from F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio which contains no mercury and is taken internally. Sold by druggists at 75 cents per bottle with testimonials available. Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
Brief items list people visiting or returning home from trips in towns including Kendallville Wawaka South Bend Elk Hart Warsaw and St Marys Miss Ethel Skinner Annie Butler Walter Locke and others appear in social notes with references to family visits and schooling. Also mentions music at the Record Office and a local cleaning service ad by Stiracks.
Snow calls for warm feet with storm slippers storm alaskas and low cut overs for women. Men get storm alaskas buckle artics and high top artics while boys receive bucket artics and rubber overs and children buckle artics. Also offered are Aristes wheat products Nappanee Gold Medal and Perfection brands plus buckwheat and self rising pancake flour. Coffee options include Berdans Santos bulk coffee at 30 cents.
Miss Bessie Arnold, long employed in Warsaw, spent Monday visiting her brother Grover Arnold and other friends. Mrs A H Shock has been ill with rheumatism this week. Miss Fannie Shipley returned home northwest of Claypool after a week’s visit with friends.
The Dorcas Society of the M. E. Church gathered at the Rev Park residence on Wednesday afternoon. Local residents include Mrs John Gall ill with lagrippe and Arba Gall ill with tonsillitis.
Miss Verna Hoke returns to At Deron on Saturday evening after a two week home vacation. She begins her duties Monday morning in the school room at At Deron.
AvLt this vicinity Mrs Ruth Rowland was in Warsaw Tuesday and Amos Hohman made a business trip south Tuesday. John Rowland and family visited at the J W Clinic home Sunday. Mr and Mrs Samuel Beber called on their son John Beber Tuesday. Mrs Samuel Clink visiting with her daughter at Leesburg. No Sunday school at Center last Sunday due to weather. A J Parker improving after illness. B F McCutchen of the Wisconsin Soldiers Home was a Sunday guest at the J W Clink home.
Stomach troubles disappear with Electric Bitters say thousands of women. Eliza Pool of Depew Oklahoma credits the remedy with lifting her from sickness and says every suffering woman should try it. Bottle guarantees 50 cents or one dollar and is recommended by local druggists.
Nelson Beigh his wife and son and daughter James Beigh and his wife H M Brandenburg and wife all turned out for the event.
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