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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1905
Page
5
The correspondence notes a large turnout at Sunday school after heavy morning rain. Mrs C J Miner has been under doctor care for four weeks but is reported improving. Mrs J W Barkman is training her Sunday School class for children’s exercises on June 14 at the Valley.
OQ F Collier of Cherokee suffered severe kidney disease with pain backache and low spirits. He credits Electric Bitters with restoring his health and urges others with weak kidneys liver or stomach to try the tonic. Sold by Zim druggist for 50 cents with guarantee.
Mr and Mrs George Shipley visited friends in North Manchester last week. James Snake and family stayed with Mr and Mrs Joel Thompson on Sunday. The Baccalaureate sermon is set for June 11 at the U B church. Mrs Jacob Leiter, recently ill, shows improvement. High School Commencement occurs June 17 at the M E church. Several youths attended the A B Children Service at Packerton. Mr and Mrs J S Sheets and Mr and Mrs Blain Warren and Winnie Worley spent Sunday with Eli Keplinger.
A.S. soldiers in Cuba faced Cuban diarrhoea rivaling mild cholera and trusted Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. Minnie Jacobs of Houston Texas testifies her husband recovered after one bottle, despite several doctors. Zimmerman sells the remedy.
DeKalb county settlers will hold their annual reunion at St Joe on Thursday June 15. Reports say cut worms are numerous in parts of the state with Kosciusko county especially affected. The American Flag Association notes June 18 1805 marks the 128th anniversary of the flag’s adoption and calls for wide observance. Delevan Illinois businessmen protest mail order houses by paying a drayman to obtain freight lists and pressuring locals to sell locally, pushing the town to a cash basis.
Transfers reported by Houton Frazier abstractor War saw list several entries. James A Hartman to Theodore Lancevan for lot 36 Burker at 450. Amelia Sharp to David Lessig for lot 330 Lakeside Park at 230. Lewis Detterman to Isaac Caldwell for 30 a sec 17 Clay township at 2000. Samuel L Hartsock to Fred R Hartsock partial lot 5 Sidney at 335. Hattie C. Kessler to Clinton Strong.
An ad claims Dr Carter's K&B Tea cures headaches by removing obstructions in the stomach kidneys liver and bowels. It includes testimonials from Kathren in Kansas City and Lin Deehman in Silver Lake Indiana praising relief from nervous headaches and urging use of the product.
A ledger of real estate transfers lists parcels in Warsaw Syracuse Leesburg Washington and nearby areas. Names include Wim M Self Cyntha Myers Albert F Ruch Win Rafter Mary Froehly Guy G Davis Eli Pletcher Sarah Wagoner Hiram Bd Stanley Prudence Story Jesse Hire Michael Hire Kramer & Son Asa Leckrone and others transferring lots and tracts with prices ranging from 1 to 2300 dollars.
Emanuel Leckrone and others report a good annual meeting in Bristol Tennessee with large attendance. A missionary meeting on Monday gathered 7,200 dollars as the weather stayed warm.
An advertisement touts Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills as a reliable remedy for neuralgia and other pains. It claims rapid relief within five minutes for headaches and neuralgia, with soothing action on nerves and no after effects. A customer testimonial from Fred R Swintgley supports quick cure and money-back guarantee. The pills are sold by druggists at 25 doses for 25 cents, Miles Medical Co. of Elkhart Indiana.
Wanted by a Chicago manufacturing house, trustworthy person familiar with local territory as assistant in branch. Salary $1 and paid weekly. Permanent position. No experience required. Address Manager Branches 323 Dearborn St Chicago.
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