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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1913
Page
4
Last Thursday night Silver Lake drew many visitors for a band concert. It was the second show of the season after two cancellations due to Mrs. Shock illness and rain. Residents praise the town and its welcoming spirit.
Local notes report A BR Cline and wife in Wino na over Sunday. Gladys Haney visited North Manchester weekend. Mrs. Reed from North Manchester guest at Tlaney homes Sunday. Dotte Shenefield visit from Fort Wayne forenoon at Brush and Hansan homes. Frank Barrett from Warsaw Sunday. Two passengers rode first excursion to Benton Harbor. Jacob Shoemaker and Albert Parker from Claypool. Mrs. Parker works in Claypool elevator. Sarah Adams visiting from Marion with Isaac Halderman family. Bears the Signature of.
Monroe Paulus and family visited relatives in Leesburg on Sunday and traveled to their auto. Dr. Shock travels with Frank Helser and Pierre Underhill to Ft Wayne, plans to bring his auto home via Nickel Plate line this evening. He will be met at Claypool by Mr. Alspaugh with the Murroy car. Section men here have a wage raise to 1.75 per day. Isaac Shoemaker and son began drilling a well on the L. B. Yount place south of town. Fred Horn and wife of North Manchester spent Sunday as guests at the J. M. Amiss home.
Wanted a hustling energetic young man with experience in dry goods for position by July 20th. Apply for interview at once to P. O. Box 753 North Manchester Ind. Found a boy's vest on the road south of town last Thursday. Owner may claim by describing property and paying for this notice at this office.
Hope Wilton leaves the mortgage case as a birthday gift not jewels. On her 21st birthday the case opens to reveal mortgage papers and securities, making Hope and Rob Brent wealthy to secure their future, while Aunt Wilton’s hidden motive is revealed through a willless return of wealth.
For sale several gallons of sweet apple butter offered at 75 cents per gallon. Contact Woab Shiremun.
The Myrtle-Glenn park attracts many visitors this summer with skates and a large upcoming Friday event. Families from Marion Peru North Manchester and Claypool enjoy fishing, camping and cottage plans while several park lots are contracted and new cottages are hoped for before winter.
An office reports a communication from S. A. Hohman now residing at Plenty Wood Montana. He previously lived on a farm by Yellow Creek lake and moved northwest in March to take up a claim. A forthcoming letter from him about the northwest is promised.
Charlie Hipskind and family from Wabash visited Yellow Creek with Noah Frantz and family spending a few days at the lake.
Brush & Hanson at the RECORD office Silver Lake advertise as an authorized subscription agency offering subscriptions to any magazine and money saving clubs. They invite readers to call for catalogs and price savings.
An advertisement touts Bucklen’s Arnica Salve for ulcers boils eczema and related skin troubles. It cites Mrs Bruce Jones of Birmingham Alabama cured of a nine month ulcer in two weeks and promotes the product at 25 cents as recommended by Rager and Jontz.
An old style advertisement touts Kings New Life Pills as safe and harmless for the aged with prompt action and easy relief. It notes price 26 cents and recommends by Rager & Jontz. Also mentions subscription drive for RECORD newspaper at one dollar per year.
George A Brush and Charles C Hanson advertise their services as notaries at the record office and urge anyone needing notary work to visit during business hours.
Bath Illinois man with twenty five years of eczema claims success after using Dr Hobson's Eczema Ointment a physician formula guaranteed to cure. Available at druggists or by mail for 50 cents from Pfeiffer Chemical Company Philadelphia and St Louis.
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