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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1905
Page
8
Fragmentary OCR notes invite patrons to visit Silver Lake facility and send news items. Teachers ministers and professionals are asked to submit notices ads and announcements for the column.
Local readers are urged to place sale notices with the RECORD office for free newspaper notices. A string of weekend activities includes Miss Valeria Self shopping in Warsaw and Mr. Harry Stiver moving his family to the Yount farm west of North Manchester. Special sale of sheet music at Corner Piru Store offers 50 selections for 15 cents each. various neighbors, including the Walburns and Rowlands, visit, host, or relocate. Daily papers subscription available through L. W. Myers. Harvey Hamman and Hugh Bill plan to seek work in Elkhart and possibly the Pacific slope if prospects fail.
Colonel John M Fuller of Honey Grove Texas nearly faced kidney and liver trouble. He credits Electric Bitters after a failed family doctor and a 500 bottle that cured his dyspepsia nerves and kidney disease as the beat medicine. Sold and guaranteed by Zimmermann the druggist at 500 a bottle.
Community publishes updates on illness visitors and travels, local sales and ads, and upcoming events. Residents including J A Meek Eli Keplinger Ed Wiley Ed Snyder and many neighbors are mentioned with visits, shop notices, and farm sales alongside bread ads and church announcements.
Local ad copy promotes Chamberlains Stomach and Liver tablets with a claim there is nothing better. Short notices report social visits, job changes, and a subscription plea for the Record at one dollar annually.
Mrs Bessie Walburn went to War saw Monday to dine in the Hotel Trayes dining room. Mrs W O Feudner returned to Rushville after a two week visit with friends in Fine Perfumeries. Rev W H Rittenhouse of Spyra cuse visited several days, praising RECORD price. Mrs Thomas Baker traveled to Elk Hart to stay with her daughter Mrs Bert Evans. Wallpaper prices advertised by Cline. An old fashioned speilin Skule in the opera house drew crowds last Friday and may return soon. Hollister’s Rocky Mountain Tea advertised as healthful. Mrs J A Gaerte visited Alexandria two weeks with her parents west of town. Richardson Pry Goods Co Warsaw announces eight days of bargains starting March 18. Sale ad urges Kosciusko county residents to drive and shop.
Miller spends a few days with relatives in Logansport before heading to North Vernon to visit his daughter Mrs R H McFarland. For sale a driving mare harness and buggy listed by J L Arthur. Mrs A J Beir and Frank return home to Warsaw after weeks with Metheny family. W F Clark and L L Lattimer of Mentone visit on business and meet old acquaintances in town.
A Syracuse man recounts how Bucklen’s Arnica Salve healed a deep eye cut on his son. The product, praised for burns and ulcers, is advertised at 25 cents at Zim’s store.
From our exchanges reports note Fred Furman will plant about five acres of onions next season. William Dillman of Silver Lake visits with his family. Charles France moves to a farm west of town. E M Quay to move back to Columbia City for a mill job. An 83 year old Kosciusko farmer cuts fifty cords of wood. a 21 year old Elkhart farmer cuts none. Grandma Sax recovers enough to return to her Silver Lake area farm.
WANTED MEN AND WOMEN in this county and adjoining territories to represent and advertise an old established house of good financial standing. Salary to men 21 weekly, to women 12 to 18 weekly with expenses advanced each Monday by check from headquarters. Horse and buggy furnished when necessary permanent position. Address Blew Bros. & Co. Dept. 5 Monon Bldg. Chicago Illinois.
Public sale announced by Bechtel Heimer at his residence four miles south of Silver Lake. Items include 3 horses, 4 head of cattle, 16 hogs, 150 bushels corn, 60 bushels seed oats, 34 tons hay, 75 shocks fodder, 6 hot chickens, farming implements, household goods. Sale starts at noon. J. D. Gill, auctioneer. Usual terms with 9 months time.
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