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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1909
Page
3
A local notice clarifies that an item intended for Wiltisin Dahiers and Sliver was mistakenly linked to Russell Rowland. The error, tied to a previous Sunday listing, has been corrected to remove Russell Rowland’s connection.
N H Brown of Pittfield Vermont reviews Dr King's New Life Pills praising their family medicine value. He claims relief from work bills constipation biliousness and right headaches and notes availability at H P Rager's with 250 bottles.
May weather turned windy and cold. Local residents Amos Hobman Ralph Mattix Freddie Snake Esta Snake and Archie Ring were seen on Sunday and Saturday evenings. Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Parker with the Hineses and Teeter visiting grandparents at Smaoke. John Hohtian and son on a business trip to Silver Lake. Kosciusko County leans dry by 233 votes. The law bans stock on public highways as cattle and horses are seen locally.
The Claypool Lumber and Coal Co offers cement bricks in plain and ornamental designs as their latest building material. They advertise the best grade of cement and promise the lowest market price.
Mrs. Goldie Oliver visited at the George Helser home on Monday. May’s arrival is pictured as a lion that hopes to become a lamb. F T Bucher and wife called on J K Bucher and wife Sunday. Jacob Mechling and family dined at the L O C Perry home. Miss Flowie Royer of Akron stayed with cousin Miss Eva Royer. Miss Emma Oliver helps grandmother Mrs Martha Oliver with house cleaning this week. G W Platt and wife, Isaac Plats and wife and Mrs Clarence Eber and husband noted in brief social items.
James Heiser, who lately went to Illinois hoping for summer work, has returned home to Indiana. He believes there is no place like Indiana. Miss Neilie Nelson, visiting with her parents, traveled to Silver Lake to visit relatives before resuming employment in Lima Ohio.
The National Tribune offers a description of vacant government lands by county and how to obtain them under various federal laws including Homestead Desert Timber Coal Stone Oil and Saline. Also covers Texas state lands with irrigation and reclamation details and asks readers to mail 25 cents for a full bulletin.
Mr and Mrs Bert Keller visited in Warsaw on Wednesday. Master Leonard Keller is recovering from measles. Mr and Mrs Wine Warner visited in North Manchester on Saturday. Lymen Metzger and family were Sunday guests at the Robert Reed home. Mrs David Rowland and son Russel visited North Manchester on Monday. Mr Dickerhoff will raise his barn Thursday. The barn will be large and take all day. Many from this locality attended the Bussard school closing on Wednesday afternoon and had a fine time. Farmers plan to plant corn late this week or early next.
A couple approved to foster a child expresses joy over Little Paul. They state they will provide a good home and are pleased with how well the child is adapting.
A small steel key has been found and the owner can recover it by calling this office and paying for the notice.
Henry E Reqhnos is named as the administrator with Wood and Aiken acting as his attorneys. The notice outlines legal administration actions dated in April and identified by the involved law firm.
White Fox Terrier with one brown ear and a short tail is missing. The dog answers to Fanny. Finder should notify W. B. Barns at Atron, phone No. 2, and will receive a reward.
A notice offers a $20 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of whoever damaged a boat by breaking its bottom and placing stones inside it. The undersigned also promises $10 for apprehending the offender or any future trespass at the same premises, by Flora B. or McGrennen.
The undersigned Margaret Paulus will sell at public sale on the main square via Silver Lake on Saturday May 8 at 2 00 p m a lot of household goods including stoves beds mattress sewing machine lawn mower and more.
The Springfield merchant Geo E Blevens recalls doctors saying his son faced hopeless consumption before Dr. Kings New Discovery transformed his health in three weeks. He praises it as infallible for coughs and colds and claims it cured desperate lung diseases. Trial bottles are free.
The largest and most complete line of post cards ever brought to Silver Lake will be found at the Recrop office.
A promotional note invites readers to apply for a free scholarship in any school or college. It claims hundreds have already enrolled through the plan and directs requests to Robert J Sherlock at 29-31 East 22d Street, New York City.
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