Marsaw Mandolin Club Music Presentation Dipjonids
A local music listing highlights Marsaw Mandolin Club performing a solo piano piece with a Benediction finale. The event resumes a tribute tone and invites attendees to enjoy instrumental showcases.
16 Jun 1905
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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1905
Page
1
A local music listing highlights Marsaw Mandolin Club performing a solo piano piece with a Benediction finale. The event resumes a tribute tone and invites attendees to enjoy instrumental showcases.
Lloyd Ramsey of Claypool, about 29, visiting his brother Claud Ramsey’s family, suffered a stroke Wednesday morning. The attack affected his left side and left him wholly blind. his condition remained serious in the latest report.
The Lake Township Common School commencement program will be held Thursday evening at the Lutheran Church in this place. Details follow as we go to press.
Frantz Rager and his father completed their cottage on wheels and moved it to Yellow Creek Lake Mondas. They took materials to build a stable for ponies and plan to enjoy lake life at the hot season.
The county board of review sits at the county commissioners office in the court house at Warsaw. Lake Seward and Claypool Silver Lake townships and June hearings for corporations and banks will be heard on June 27 1905. Parties with complaints must appear on the specified dates.
Last Saturday evening Silver Lake presented its first public band appearance. The boys played several selections and, though unpracticed, did remarkably well. The town hopes for continued effort and weekly concerts with local business support to ensure a strong band in the region.
Rev J M Stewart of Wabash will lecture at the Silver Lake ball on Wednesday evening June 21 on Absalom and his Mate. The speaker is well known for strong and impressive oratory and locals are urged to attend. Admission 10 and 20 cents.
The People's Mutual Telephone Company employees plan their annual picnic at Yellow Creek Lake next Sunday June 1.
Ir. W. L. Rants has been in Canes tota, So. Dak., for ten days researching a medical practice. The inducements offered are very tempting and he is weighing the advisability of accepting.
A local ad offers a large stock of American field fence with a price claim that paying more for competing brands is unnecessary. Leonhard & Alspaugh invite customers to call, promising first class fence and potential savings.
The Claypool High School commencement for the class of 1905 is set for Saturday evening June 17. An excellent program has been prepared and an enjoyable time is anticipated.
Prof and Mrs W H Davis with son Rupert visited Pierceton and will stay with Mrs Ivavis family this summer for treatment of Rupert right hip. Doctors advise a prolonged course using foot weight to straighten the limb to prevent crippling. At ten, doctors believe full cure is likely after weeks of rest and careful activity.
Floyd Zimmerman, proprietor of the Corner Drug Store, is found guilty after a 15 minute jury verdict. The special panel had inspected the ice creams and sodas before delivering the decision in Silver Lake.
Austin Robinson and his son visit Dallas native Samuel Robinson. It has been twenty one years since Mr. Robinson went west awaiting possible reunion and shared family stories during the visit.
Roann defeated Silver Lake 7 to 6 last Thursday. The win gives Roann two victories in three games this season.
The Warsaw ball team visited and played a quiet game with our boys. The Silver Lake Reds won the game with a final score of 4 to 3. The innings show Warsaw 0 1 0 0 1 2 1 0 9 and Silver Lake 1 0 0 0 0 3.
George Michaels finished a new 36 by 60 foot barn replacing a fire destroyed one last fall. Contractors Roland and Brady built a well designed structure with cement floors a granary core crib wagon shed and convenient hanging doors. The barn adds essential facilities for a comfortable country home in this region.
Sheriff Mabie uncovered a roll of President Lincoln s thanks and certificates honoring members of Company H 138th Indiana Volunteer Infantry. Issued in 1864 these papers were reportedly filed in the jail attic by late Sheriff Captain Daniel W Hamlin. They name Abraham Lincoln and Edwin M Stanton and salute Kosciusko county men of Company E.
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