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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1906
Page
2
Classified line lists subscription options for Silver Lake Indiana publication. Details include One Year in Advance Six Months and Single Copy prices, with fiscal notes and garbled extra text.
Indiana notes survey turnout efforts as Beers pop ginger ales and laxatives are examined in state. A carload of east flowers reached Winona with blooming plants. Bussard family to hold North Manchester reunion May 25 from Maryland origins. Rushville high school building burned early Sunday. loss $30,000, insured for $15,590.
The three day event runs Tuesday to Thursday May 22 to 24 and serves as the state’s major G. A. R. gathering for 1906. Local veterans organize activities and ceremonies during the Lafayette meeting.
H A Barnhart proprietor of the Rochester Sentinel marked twenty years in newspaper work with a pink tea. Personal invitations invited subscribers to visit the scribe's sanctum May 5 between 2 and 5. Frappe wafers cigars and candy kisses were served. Excursion rates to Winona begin today May 10 and run until September with Benton Harbor Sunday excursions to start in a week or two.
B Whittenberger made a business trip to Auburn last week. J H Anglin of Warsaw visited in Silver Lake early this week. Albert Snep and Herman Miller bought rubber tire buggies at Whittenberg. W D Stout and family came from Akron to visit relatives. Mrs J J Babcock of Warsaw attended Lutheran conference. Mrs Amanda Hayman of Middlebury spent several days with F D Hayman. Copies of the Pennsylvants Grit available from L W Myers. Kennedy's Laxative Horey and Tar advertised by Cline.
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