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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1900
Page
4
L. W. Myers, Manager, announces subscription price of $1.00 per year. Entry noted at Silver Lake Indiana post office as second class matter.
The Washington Post argues public education has overextended its scope sacrificing practical training for empty ornamentation. Children rush through basics to appear educated, yet fail simple civil service tests due to a shallow, parade of knowledge.
Miss Retha Land and Miss Emma Sherbondy visited Warsaw today while Mrs. C. W. Shipley improves in health. James Leifel transacted county seat business. Benson Rager and wife from Goshen arrived. Miss Willis of North Manchester stays with Mr. and Mrs. E. Braude. photographer G. Stoops plans to leave town after selling his car to John Hanev. Patronize local advertisers for reliable service.
A farmer cites memory of neighbors and a warning about subscription expiry while endorsing Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. The testimonial claims keeping a bottle reduces doctor bills and cures colds, attributed to D S Markie of Mattie Bedford County Pennsylvania, with sale by Dr Charles Rager.
Excursion tickets will be sold to students on account of the Easter vacation at one and one third fare for the round trip. Tickets available the day before school closes the closing day and the day after, with a return limit to cover the vacation period. Inquire of agents.
A. R. De Fluent editor of the Journal Doylestown Ohio reports long pain in his right shoulder and side. He says Cham berlain's Pain Balm gave relief almost immediately and has been his constant companion since. For sale by Dr. Charles Rager.
Traveling public offered a convenient mileage ticket good on Nickel Plate and thirty six other roads. Apply to any agent.
A. S. Sprigg visited last Tuesday evening while L. B. Whittenberger returned Monday from a business trip to Pierceton. James Meek and wife traded cars for Tilsa to visit their son. Louis Adams Otto Minear Otis Dick Frank Long Frank Brown and Ernest Reigh visited A Warsan Monday. William Beber takes orders for enlarged pictures and plans to go on the road soon. Henry Stewart, a bronco buster for George Pontius, returned Monday from Atwood. Lawerence Beigh and family arrived from La Crosse Tuesday to visit relatives. he works for the Chicago and West MichiganR. R. at that place.
Miss Alferetta Price is ill with lung fever. Stella Alspaugh spent Sunday with Ottie Sellers. Jacob Haney and family visited Alf Price. Thomas Alspaugh is cutting wood for Sherman Rittenhouse this week. Ezra Funk and Chloe Carr visited Cassie Army. Frank Metheny visited Argos to see his ailing father. Sam Clink family visited John Clink. William and Mrs Hand of Argos visit Metheny this week.
Dad Cramer still runs the post office at Rose Hill. Alf Reed will remove west of Silver Lake this week. Ed Leffel is employed at the Silver Lake heading factory. Charlie Reed is still bathing, but he says it wont be long until he has the bird. Mrs. John Leffel and son visited Saturday with Joshua Leffel and family, of Silver Lake. D. J. Butterbaugh removed last Tuesday to Abraham Miller's farm, west of North Manchester. Levi Snure, father of Geo. Snure, and a pioneer resident of Wayne county, Ohio, died March 10, aged eighty-six years.
Mrs Ira Alt buys the Horn residence Charles Cochran and wife move this week George Baugher and son visit friends James Day begins work on Will Gratts house N B Robinson and wife of Marion visit family Bertha Bush attends Palestine Christian church Uncle Wash Hastings plans marriage this spring More work for the weaver Gilbert Alexander reports successful carpet rag sewing Lon Eaton and Emma Girl visit Lewis Eaton family Dora Stevens and son Charles of Beaver Dam attend George Godeneuer sale Squire adjusts for fall campaign Joe rents by Aronia Hire
The advertisement proclaims American Lice Destroyer kills mites and lice within 24 hours, offering a money back guarantee. It claims one package protects 250 fowls for a year, targets profit loss from vermin, and urges poultrymen to buy from the American Mfg. Co. of Terre Haute, Ind.
Timothy Merritt and family with Miss Nora Beber depart for Oklahoma for a new home. Friends and neighbors extend best wishes for a happy and prosperous future as they move away from the community.
Joe McFarland searches for a horse. Estell Study’s baby improves after illness. Dora Stevens bought a Henry Cauffman buggy last week. Franklin township institute met at Tucker shoo house last Saturday. Calvin Hoppis improving after illness. Burkett residents visit Stevens. Rochester visitors stay with Tinkey. Tucker and Decker relate horse taming tale. Tucker and Millie attend Eiler funeral. Ida Tucker wed Lawrence Huffer at U B parsonage Burkett March 24. couple to live on Horn farm.
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