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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1902
Page
4
Rates for advertisements are announced with insertion continuing until cancelled. Copy must arrive at the office by Wednesday noon. Obituaries or long notices over thirty lines and paid entertainments require prepayment at 3 cents per line, with ten line chunks at 25 cents.
The report notes Fort Wayne courthouse dedication set for June 10 12 and 12 with a claim it is the finest county building. It cites the Northern Indiana Teachers association meeting in South Bend April 4 and 5 with an expected crowd of around 2500 teachers. It also mentions local thaw along the Wabash River and new city ordinances in Kokomo restricting public spitting and littering in public spaces.
W O H Young aged 60 of Downers Grove Illinois died suddenly of heart failure last Thursday while frescoing a room at work. The funeral was held Monday at Mentone. Mrs W H Kern of this place is a daughter of Mr Young.
Dr King g's New Life Pills praised for alleged cures of constipation sick head ache biliousness jaundice and indigestion. Advertised as a grand remedy costing 25 cents available at C Mager's drug store.
Amos Homezn 15 on the sick list and Emma Becker visiting in Hammond. Various local visits include A D Sands to Warsaw, George Bouse and Bob Mattix at T Parker's, Abner Mowyer and wife nearby, Hl D Ring at Longs, and grandmothers improving. Residents host guests at Parker, Bhiller, Hill, Rowland, and Bhiller households. church service by Rev Greenawalt noted. Charles Mills seen on streets. plans to move to Macy. Dr Haworth X ray for Lilden Melborn in Mentone finds foreign body in larynx. I O O F store space rented for agricultural line. J O Minear acts as salesman. Beigh and Yeoman visit W D Martin in Bellevue. pleasant weekend with Martin family.
HL. A. Cauliman visited Wabash on Wednesday. Miss Ella Jameson of Tiosa visits her mother here this week. Sam McCumsey and wife visit relatives near Syracuse. Deaton and Barber to take charge of the livery stable soon. Miss Sarah Caldwell went to Ft. Wayne to visit friends. James Shoemaker moved to Knox with his family. Frank Baker joined bridge carpenters on Nickel Place road. Progressive Brothers Church to hold Sunday morning preaching. M. E. Church meetings led by Rev. J. W. Tillman conclude this Sunday. Mrs. G. B. Worley suffered a stroke last Saturday evening and is improving. S. B. Whittenberger was in Auburn several days last week.
Fairview squibs note Fairview resident Manford Paxton ill while school closes at the place on April 12. Day Lowman helps J M Reed cut wood. Silug Yocum returns home for sale. Lyman Wooner works for Elmer Dreitzer. Mrs Mary Paxton hosts a lively gathering Monday. Will Wire and Frank Alexander cut wood Friday. Mr and Mrs S A Hobbman visit Claypool Monday. Mrs E N Hlobbman visits Mrs Paxton Sunday. Frank Newcomer relocates to recently vacated property by John Fuller. Dallas Effie Hohnan visit grandparents Mr and Mrs William Slife near Barket Sunday. Mr and Mrs Sam Regenos and Mrs John Leonard visit grandma Regenos last week Wednesday.
Four deaths within three weeks hit Mr and Mrs Will Hill of Goshen. Lol Herbert Gladys and Louis died as doctors and nurses tried to save them. The last two funerals occurred this Wednesday. Leucaemia baffled physicians Drs Becknell Cook Kreiter and Edmonds. Blood analysis in Indianapolis was unsatisfactory and another sample will be sent. The grief stricken parents have many friends’ sympathy.
School scholars may obtain map drawing paper from the Recorp office. The notice implies educational use and access through the school program.
The ad asserts colds and grippe can lead to pneumonia but Chamberlin's Cough Remedy, taken with reasonable care, prevents pneumonia. It claims thousands have used it with no pneumonia cases, cures a cold or grippe faster than other treatments, and is pleasant and safe. Sold by Charles Rager.
An advertisement urges early treatment of coughs and colds with Gooch's Mexican Syrup for coughs and consumption. It promotes the remedy as a wise, ready aid kept in the medicine chest with the motto a stitch in time saves nine and notes its value as a Jung tonic.
The Epworth League invites interested and disinterested people to attend the Sunday evening service. The next meeting will discuss A Noble Purpose from Daniel 1 8 20 with Mrs Sprigg in charge. The service is expected to be profitable.
Wanted several persons of character and reputation in each state to represent and advertise a solid financial house. Salary 1800 weekly plus expenses, all cash weekly on Wednesday. Horse and carriage furnished when needed. References. Enclose self addressed stamped envelope to Manager 316 Caxton Building Chicago.
John A. Hanes. born November 14 1821 in Wayne County Ohio died March 8 1902 at his home Terre Haute Indiana aged 80 years 3 months 24 days. He moved to Kosciusko County in 1844 and resided there except during the past two years. Civil War veteran. Joined the U B Church in 1862 and remained faithful. Funeral Monday March 10 at U B Church with Rev J Q Kline officiating Interment Lake View Cemetery.
The text explains how pinworms, stomach worms, and even long tape worms invade the body and asserts that Mother's Worm Syrup destroys and expels worms, improves health, and is harm free while costing 25 cents.
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