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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1911
Page
5
For sale twenty acres with a good house fair barn well and chicken house three miles southwest of Claypool. Call on or address F L Martin Claypool Ind. Also 20 building material of every description door and window frames windows barn siding largest stock in Northern Indiana sold cheap by The Claypool Lumber & Coal Co
A. K. Smith of Erie Pennsylvania, a war veteran, declares years of indigestion constipation and liver trouble ended after using Dr Hing's New Life Pills. He praises the remedy and urges others with stomach liver or kidney issues to try it, priced at 25e at Reger.
Frank Barns was seen on our streets Monday. Roy Holman visited Silver Lake and a bridal party. Archie Lowman visited Warsaw last Friday. Mrs. Mary Paxton is quite sorrowful this winter. M. Po Sheoity made a business trip to Akron last Saturday. Roxie Parker had Sunday dinner at the Amber Sands home. Clyde Reed and wife visited the James Reed home. Mrs. M. D. Stivitz was a Sunday guest at the Caldwell home. S. A. Homan lost a horse last week. Orel Green and wife visited the S. A. Eiahuian home Sunday. Community ice storage for summer use continues. Jackson Reese and son Bert called at the S. A. Holman home Friday. Protracted meeting ongoing at the Saints church with invitation. Roy plans regular Warsaw trips and may return to Montana soon.
Miss Predrica Harrow and her twin Frederick create a metamorphosis act in The Devil and the Saint after mischief and disguise reveal two performers. The manager discovers Harrow’s baritone switch and, inspired, casts them for a dramatic transformation finale.
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