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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1916
Page
5
Mrs J W Edwards of Traverse City Michigan credits Thedford s Black-Draught Liver Medicine with curing years of liver trouble after other remedies failed. She praises its quick relief and safety for all ages and urges neighbors to try it, noting its long history and widespread sale at 25 cents a package.
Mrs J W Wailburn was in War on Monday. Mr and Mrs T C McClure and Mr and Mrs Ray Henderson visited relatives in Akron last Sunday. Edward Cauffman of Claypool was in town briefly Tuesday. Misses Mary and Hazel Linn of Claypool visited friends in Silver Lake on Sunday. Lon Howe traveled from Chicago last Sunday and stays this week for dental work. Mrs Mattie Niccodemus of Elkhart visited her sister Mrs Mary Rantz and brother A L Heren deen Friday to Monday.
Weather remains cool with recent heavy rain. farmers plow corn as Karmes stay busy. Local visits include Mr. and Mrs. Charles Netzen and Mr. and Mrs. Riley Parker welcoming a baby boy last Thursday. Obituaries note the death of Mrs. Catharine Snoke and Mrs. Margret Ring. Ed Clink, Dan Smith, and the Beber and Hathaway households are mentioned in routine activity reports.
The Misses Tempe Maurer and EKuovice Martindale were visitors in North Manchester Wednesday. Mrs Ed Kynaston of Fort Wayne visited Pearson home Monday and Tuesday. Eighteen attended and a sumptuous dinner was enjoyed. Roy Sprigg and daughter Sarah Marie visited A S Sprigg home. Shull Gause and Webber came from Roano Tuesday and brought a fine bass string. Fred McKown visited Alexandria last Sunday. Don Kelley visited friends in Marion Sunday.
Sam Royer made a business trip to Claypool Monday. J A Gregg of Disko was seen on our streets Monday. Mrs Elmer Kuhn is on the sick list with measles. Aunt Amanda San s visits J K Bucher home. Thelma McIntyre and Emma Oliver attended church at Disko Sunday evening. Harry McIntire and wife entertain company from Akron Sunday. John Smith was a business visitor in Akron last Saturday. Tinac Platt and wife visited W C Brady home on Suone street. O O Oliver and daughter contemplate moving to Elkhart soon. Samuel Royer has his new house under headway with Ode Shoemaker as foreman.
Wedding notices urge couples to print invitations at the Record Office Silver Lake before sending them to friends. Prospective bride and groom may visit to view specimen cards and choose designs, with prices advertised as low.
The newspaper calls on friends to help improve the news service by sending any accidents illnesses deaths births visitors or items of interest to the paper promptly for possible publication.
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