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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1908
Page
4
A regional notes column records Hayman’s field fence ad, Lordsburg visitors Esta Rager and family in Minster, Ohio, and Grandma Whittenhouse’s Syracuse trip. It mentions the Lake township teachers institute, deep discounts at Richardson Dry Goods, and local shopping at Alspaugh & Babcock. The Record invites more items and notes Devoe paint and funeral details for Mrs Roy Denny.
Newton Getty and wife with Dr Leckroane traveled to Chicago for a special examination and possible operation for Mr Getty. After consultation, doctors decided an immediate operation was not necessary. Fence posts and lumber prices noted. Grandpa Reuben Beigh, 89, seriously ill but improving.
Items advertise Gar Lane Stoves and Rager medicines, with health claims and sales. Personal notes mention Mrs. L. E. Dickey visiting Warsaw relatives and Grandpa William Hill recovering from epileptic trouble. Also listed are fabric and blanket sales from Richardson Dry Goods Co, Williston arrivals, and Rabbit sales at Pearson's Restaurant.
Mr Parker and his wife and two daughters from Fornum Nebraska visited the I A Arnold home northeast of town. They have been here visiting relatives and plan to return tomorrow. A notice offers paid reward for found gold rimmed glasses in a case. Local merchants announce probes into stock scales and fur sales while promoting Kodak supplies and remedies for dyspepsia.
A newspaper notes a preacher declines to publish a wedding without invitation, while local businesses advertise offerings from harness shops to roofing. Miss Maud Smith attends a cousin's funeral in Atwood, and updates include travel to Mentone, sales pitches, and a missing person alert with a $100 reward for Charles Ff. Johnson of Mutrnese.
Town readers report sightings of a wanted man and advice to keep him in view while police investigate. Civil notices include a wagon and traction boiler request and fence promotions. Local families visit relatives in Huntington Laketon and South Whitley. Community ads urge fencing by Alepaugh and Babcock and dining gown prices at Richardson Dry Goods. Health advertises prompt stomach relief amid general village updates.
Alf Price and his relatives visit Plymouth with his mother. Beber couple Samuel and wife Ann Albart dine at Metheny home and attend church. Eastman Kodak supplies Cline & Co. Alspaugh & Babcock contracted for Rex Roller Ball Blaring TM Buggy. stock arriving soon. C. L. Leonard travels to Indianapolis on a short business trip. New line of robes and blankets at the Harness Shop. Visit to see them.
R. M. James of Lonealien South Carolina proclaims a cure for malaria misery with Electric Bitters. The 60 cent bottles are said to break chills or a billions attack swiftly and restore yellow jaundice to clear.
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