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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1914
Page
5
George A Brush and Charles C Hanson announce their presence at the Record Office during business hours for all notary work. They pledge reliable service and prompt attention to inquiries and filings.
An advertisement cites severe eczema cases including itching burning and tetter, praising Dr Hobson's Eczema Ointment as rapidly curative. Geo W Fitch of Menders Illinois reports lifelong eczema since the Civil War and credits a single box with relief, urging all sufferers to try it with a money back guarantee. Pfeiffer Chemical Co. markets the product in Philadelphia and St Louis for 50 cents.
A dialogue unfolds between Cora and her friend as Cora vents about a persistent suitor, Mr. Pankey, whom she hopes will go away. She recalls mishaps, a fitting at Grisby’s, and his cheeky behavior, while promising to end the relationship despite his calls.
A chaotic roadside act shows men selling cement with free samples to those who can break apart a tile table and other cemented items. Spectators watch as grimy workers attempt to wrench the contraptions apart amid signs and improvised displays.
Monday reports show John Hobman and son on business in Claypool while Boyd Vangilder hosted Sunday guests Elza Brady and family. Ed Clink and Mrs. Clink visited Lena Miller as Samuel Clink and wife called. Rev Hindbaugh and Samuel Clink dined with Artie Garr family. Hindbaugh delivered a well received sermon at Center church.
A testimonial from Lewis Chamberlain of Manchester Ohio praising Dr Kings New Discovery for croup coughs and colds. The ad urges readers to keep a bottle at home and notes prices of 50 cents and 1.00 with availability at Rager Jontz Druggists.
Mrs. Petgen is improving and Monroe Kreiter is slowly improving. Cal Perry butchered his hogs Tuesday. Perry Metzger moved east of Silver Lake last week. Samuel Leckrone has been sick but is getting better. Samuel Cauffman is quite poorly. Newt Herendeen and Fred Walters are hauling corn. Charles Brandenburg and wife visited grandparents over Sunday. Charles Kreiter came from Worth Manchester to see his father rest week. Rev. T. D. Butterbaugh preached a sermon to a well filled house Sunday evening.
A local service advertises as an authorized subscription agency ready to handle all magazine orders. It promises to save time and money by processing subscriptions and provides money saving catalogues upon request. Contact Brust Hanson at 26 Silver Lake Record for more details.
In Kosciusko County Indiana December Term 1913 Jesse W Gilman Harriet C Orente et al The plaintiff by Bachbach and Sloane files a complaint with affidavit that several defendants are non residents of Indiana and necessary parties to quiet title to real estate The defendants are summoned to appear March 16 1914 at Warsaw Court House to answer or demur The notice is dated January 19 1914 and January 20 1914 and signed by Clerk Conrad D Longenecker and by Bachbach and Sloane attorneys for the plaintiff
In the Kosciusko Circuit Court during the December term 1913 the petition of Jesse W Gilman seeks letters of administration on the estate of Mary L. Ferge deceased. Notice is hereby given that the petitioner requests administration and will apply for letters.
Notice is hereby given that Rady A. Michael as administrator of the estate of Olive Fisher deceased has filed final accounts. Creditors or parties in interest must appear in the Kosciusko Circuit Court in Warsaw Indiana to show cause why the account and vouchers should not be approved. Dated January 9 1914 Conrad D Longenecker Clerk By A A Rasor Deputy
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