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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1907
Page
4
Large collection of Post Cards offered at RECORD office with prices. Band concert and free entertainment Thursday evening July 11. Local guests of the Snoberger family and numerous excursions to Chicago and Benton Harbor. Various ads for cement, buggies, bread premiums, laxative cough syrup, and local shopping.
Joseph Nelson and wife of Disko called on relatives here Saturday. They ate supper at the Arthur Hively home. Nelson has served as Erie agent and operator at Disko for years. S C Hanes and daughter Genevieve spent Sunday at Yellow Creek Lake with the Hanes and Atkinson families from Wahash camping there. Genevieve remained to visit for the week.
A letter from Cedar Grove Me praises Number Three as a fine mascot for George H Parke. The writer mentions suffering from liver and kidney trouble and discouragement with tailore, then notes trying Electric Bitters with a positive result.
Miss Bessie McIntire returns to Rochester Monday after a week visiting relatives. She is accompanied by cousin Miss Grace Bryant who plans a summer stay and a visit at Wabash before returning home. Also notes on local visits, sales ads, and a July 11 band concert in the area.
Liki and Grace Bryant and Bessie McIntire spent Saturday at Winona Lake. Rev. D. F. Kain and wife visit Wells county relatives. Ina Stout travels to Alexandria to visit Miss Clara Keller for a week. Mrs. Weaks family returns from Rochester and South Bend. Harry, Bryan and Andrew Little arrive from Hamilton Ohio for a week with J. H. Girken and William Little. Master Harry Little returns soon. Bryan and Andrew stay several weeks. Kodol advertised for indigestion relief sold by Roger. Mrs. Minerva Butterbaugh returns from Silver Lake. Tryber piano praised as a fine instrument. S. B. Burdge and Roy Sprigs visit on business. Subscribe to the Record. Mrs. Arthur Inman and baby Ruth visit near town. Daily papers available via L. W. Myers. Mrs. L. M. Haddix visits relatives from Warsaw. Post Cards at the Record office. Jessie Shoemaker of Claypool and Alta Shoemaker of Hammond visit the Walter Tridie home.
GAB Mr and Mrs J H Wagner and baby visited the Thomas Groninger home south of town. Myers Dr and Mrs Haworth and Mr and Mrs Ed Hall of Claypool were guests at the EliKeplinger home east of town. DeWitts Kidney and Bladder Pills advertised locally. Jonas Eaton and wife passed through town en route to Claypool to visit L D Snake. A large postcard collection arrives at the RECORD office. Mrs Charles Rager of Hamlet visits relatives nearby.
Reader warns sleep deprivation drains nerve energy and causes headaches, indigestion, and fatigue. An anecdotal testimonial praises Dr Miles Nervine and Restorative Nervine for improving sleep and easing neuralgia after fever and weakness.
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