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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1905
Page
5
Frequent arrivals and departures mark week with visitors from Chicago Grass Creek and Hammond. Local events include bank changes, a new US Bank in Bourbon, and excursions to Benton Harbor while farms and shops promote sales and goods.
Praises from customers cured of heart disease cite Dr Miles Heart Cure as life saving. Letters describe severe symptoms, swift improvement after using the remedy, and endorsements by travelers and local merchants alike. The Miles Medical Co offers bottles with a money back guarantee through druggists.
Mrs. Ett Valentine is on the sick list. Miss Margie Swick visited near Warsaw. Miss Slartio stays with the Mo Poshelty family. Sunday School was well attended despite rain. Rev J Miner will preach next Sunday morning. Miss Ethel Ramsey has returned to spend weeks with her grandmother.
Miss Georgia Stoner and Mr. Percy Filer were married at the home of Ira Tucker in Tippecanoe on a Sunday night under a high moon. Rev. J. Miner of Burket officiated.
A rowdy water shower erupted at a farewell roast for Wstac party guests from the One Dozen cloud. Miss Georgie Lethel hosted the return gathering where several friends were drenched in a joking shower of water amid playful crowding and laughs.
A 1905 list shows residents who subscribed and paid for cemetery lot maintenance. Patrons include BE A Arnold, T McClure, Ephraim Wells, H D Pontius, Susan Rittenhouse, August Reeser, Mrs Mary Sigler, Mrs J N Penrod, R T Long. Remittances to J P Hamman will be properly credited.
An advertisement touts Dr. Carter's K and B Tea as a permanent remedy for constipation and related stomach and urinary issues. It claims immediate relief without harsh purgatives and offers a sample by writing to Floyd V. Zimmerman of Silver Lake. The product is sold by druggists at 25 cents.
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