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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1898
Page
5
Local notes list Sunday dinners and visits among families in Center and surrounding areas. Residents attend church, share meals, and host guests such as Bishop Castle of Elkhart, Rev Cummins, and various community members. The Sunday School board announces nine month officers starting April 1.
A collage of community notes reports and ads from Warsaw and nearby towns. dental work by Dr T A Goodwin. Lesh saw mill destroyed by fire. local grocer meat market and new physician office openings. Deering binder sales. families returning from Texas. school consolidation talk. saloon remonstrance incident. subscription services and newspaper offers. local accidents deaths and obituaries. road improvements and syrup season.
Alden W. Quimby notes in Ladies' Home Journal that the sun lies about 98 600 000 miles from Earth and shifts with the year due to orbital ellipticity. He imagines vast delays in sound and light to illustrate scale, and comments on American statues and memorials in New York showing private funding and a shortage of American literary figures represented.
Miss Jessie and Mable Leffel stayed at home over Sunday. Miss Bessie Stevenson from War Saw visited Miss Della Hill. George Rhodes of Cando North Dakota was in the area Sunday. Many South Pleasant residents went to Wabash Tuesday to attend the democratic county meeting.
Nickel Plate Road to move all passenger trains to arrive at and depart from the Van Buren Street Station in Chicago starting Sunday March 6. The union depot’s central location, lower fares, three express trains daily, through sleeping cars to New York and Boston, and dining services are highlighted to boost east and west travel.
W. H. Kingery & Co. operates in Warsaw at the Funk Bros. old stand, a noted location in local business circles. The listing highlights the longstanding presence and ties to the Funk Brothers storefront as a reference point for the company.
S B Whittenberger of Claypool announces a large public sale on Saturday March 12 1898 featuring a car load of buggies milk cows and young cattle driving and farm horses two year old colts hogs and sheep Poland China hogs from John A McFarlin Plymouth Ind crates and pedigrees with each animal about 50 sets of harness street band concert at 9 o clock plus miscellaneous items
Leroy Leonard reports selling eight Deering machines from Silver Lake in the last ten days at good prices. He notes strong demand and success in moving stock despite cautious sales.
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