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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1917
Page
8
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A parade of local residents gathered through Roann and nearby towns for a funeral and family visits last week. Notables include Mr and Mrs Hugo Bowen and Mr and Mrs Jaques, John Oldfather’s family hosting, and many friends from Marion Warsaw Decatur Huntington and Goshen dropping by for greetings and subscriptions.
Eldon Jones of Marion visited with his mother Mrs. William Perry here Monday and Tuesday. Mrs. E J Kohls returned to Indianapolis after a week here visiting her parents. Mrs. Ross Sattler and her three Findley Ohio children spent ten days here and will stay a day or two more with local families. Two children had a mild chickenpox attack after arrival at the Ebert home. Mrs Smalley, aunt of Mrs Ebert and daughter of Mr and Mrs A F Smalley of Mt Vernon, is well known locally. Mrs Arthur Barber and son Leon of Kansas City visited relatives west of town. Mrs H P Rager and Miss Madge Whisler were North Manchester visitors Wednesday evening. Manford Whitmyer of Elkhart visited the Hollis Brown home on Sunday. Mr and Mrs John Ayers and Mrs Ed Drudge attended Harold Stiver funeral in North Manchester Saturday.
An old advertisement touts Adler-i-ka as a fast relief for stomach gas constipation and bowel trouble. It claims one dose cleanses the intestinal tract and a short course offers long lasting comfort. A bold endorsement says it is the best remedy sold.
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