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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1902
Page
5
Silver Lake locals share neighborhood news from North Manchester Warsaw and nearby farms as well as social visits and church events. The piece notes illness at home of Mrs Earl Spangle and lists travelers, shoppers, and upcoming Clayton area programs and sales.
Mrs. Fred Lundy is reported very ill. J W Shoemaker of Claypool visited town last Saturday. See new spring millinery at Mrs Keesey's. W O Fendner visited Akron for a few hours last week. Dr Snodgrass of Barker called on his lady friend Sunday evening. Jonas Eaton west of town had a horse bitten by a rattlesnake last Sunday. C O Ketrow near Kinzie was in town Wednesday. candidate for recorder. Prof S L Blue bought cattle from Rantz & Son. Farmers urged to view Hendersons machinery line and prices. Rev Tatman will conduct baptism at Rock Lake next Sunday 2 to 3 30 pm. Bring in wood for subscription. One Edward Jackson horse died last Sunday. We need to be busier. bring produce for cash or trade. J J Babcock. Advertising copy due by Wednesday noon. insertions continue until ordered otherwise. Franklin Class preaching at 7 30 pm starting May 11. J Q Kiin, Pastor. Avoid Rocky Mountain Tea imitators. genuine Madison Medicine Co product 35 cents. C Rager. The Record invites political announcements from all parties. Prof J D Mariner of Muncie and Miss Bessie Mariner of Wabash spent Sunday with the Rantz family and aided in a Claypool concert. Lowering corn cultivators stay where tried. Henderson’s machines sold themselves. We are authorized to receive taxes until Monday May 5. unpaid taxes incur ten percent penalty. Commercial Bank C E Stout, Cashier.
A quarrel over truth led to a clash between Mel Minear of Beyer Bros and E Braude. Braude issued a warrant. Minear appeared before Squire Barrett for assault, Braude failed to appear, Minear pleaded not guilty and was released. Braude held for costs.
The Washington Letter, April 26 1902, notes a 76 million dollar appropriations plan down 2 million from last year and the pending district of Columbia bill. It reports on the Omnibus Public Building bill, Senate deliberations on Philippine Civil Government and Cuban trade issues, and probes into the Sugar Trust. It also covers Weather Bureau wireless experiments, General Greely on a Royalty free system, Secretary Longs farewell dinner aboard the Dolphin, and Mrs Roosevelt planning lawn parties on the White House lawn.
Wanted old and young people to attend Sunday evenings at the Y P C U of the United Brothern church. Mrs M M Rager will conduct an instruct ive service on the topic Prayer a Necessity.
A vintage advertisement claims Scott's Emulsion awakens a lazy thin body and makes it hungry so food is used to build new flesh. It asserts the product can help the thin become fat and offers a free sample and a $1.00 vial from Scott & Bowne chemists in New York.
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