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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1908
Page
4
Dan Rigley and family visited last Sunday at the Samuel Clymer home northeast of town. Roy Bashore went to Servia to visit friends before leaving for North Dakota next week. Roy Burdge says from Chicago he is improving and plans to return home Monday.
Living southeast of town John Laughman fell seriously ill last Sunday morning. Dr Leckrone aided his relief. Grandma Amiss recovered after a brief illness. New line of robes and blankets at the Harness Shop. Kodol digestion aid advertised by Roger B. Smith of Loraine Ohio. Bronson Portland Cement Hayman.
A clipped page notes Mrs. George Leckrone recovering at home after a hospital stay in Fort Wayne. It mentions J. H. Rhodes and his mother visiting Leesburg. Mrs. Illa Dorn from Chicago visiting local relatives. Also advertises coal sales by The Claypool Lumber & Coal Co and promotes subscriptions for the Record.
W Walburn and A J Hill made a business trip to Roann Monday. The Claypool Lumber & Coal Co lists fence posts Cedar and Chestnut and notes piano shop services. John Snyder sold property to his mother and moves to Harvey Gushard farm near Warsaw next week. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Charles Dickey of Warsaw on Saturday February 29. Bernard Votter is sick this week and Will Adams renewed his Claypool subscription at RECORD office. Easter post cards and one cent post cards are available at RECORD.
A school tablets at the RECorp D. G. W. Newhouse moved from the Epic Wells farm to the Mrs. Carr place near Silver Lake. Milton Ball and wife visited family in Wabash with daughter Mrs. Charles Bowen. For sale five span of well mated mules. Bennie Herendeen visiting relatives. recently in Chicago after time in the west last fall. Peat Cards available at the RECORD office. Francis Lamar of Seattle arrived last Saturday.
A reading of local notices shows subscription renewals offering a free premium article for one year in advance. Community updates include hospital stays for Mrs. Kreiter, visits from Oliver Smith’s family, and farm moves near North Manchester and Silver Lake. Advertising notes highlight DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve, Devoe Paint, and Kennedy’s Laxative Cough Syrup.
Mrs. J A Meek visits from Tiosa to care for her husband bedridden by cancer and weakening health. Doctors have no hope of recovery while weather and strength allow, with Dr Meek and their daughter from Albuquerque joining him. Gar land Store ads and farm exchange notes follow.
George Moore of Grimesland North Carolina credits Dr King s New Discovery with saving his life when consumption loomed. He reports improvement after one bottle and healing after taking twelve. The remedy for coughs and colds and weak lungs is sold at Corner Drug Store for 50 cents or 1 and a trial bottle is free.
A terse directive requesting that news items be sent to the REG ORD office for processing. The notice emphasizes submission of items to the designated department and implies a formal intake channel. No dates or names are provided.
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