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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1907
Page
3
Irvin Ulsh and Chris Hipp were seen in the area with fishing and repairs. several residents, including Charley Deweese and John Zent, visited near Mentone and Warsaw. The Ladies Aid plans an ice cream festival May 18 at Bethel schoolhouse, and community members attended a local ball game in Claypool.
Real estate transfers reported by Henton OC Frazier abstractor War saw list numerous transfers across townships. Mentz to Price Milford parcel at $900. Groves to Price 3-bk 5 in Becknells ad Milford. Geiger to Doggy 40 a sec 16 Seward. Griffith to Hacouh-Rose lot 21 Longyears ad Atwood $600. Multiple deeds involve Oswego, Jefferson, Harrison, Franklin, Jackson, Monroe, Wayne and other townships with prices ranging from 25 to 89450.
A mother recounts five year eczema being cured in her son after trying many doctors and finally Electric Bitters. She notes lungs were affected but gradual improvement followed and the boy was completely cured after several bottles. Sold at H. P. Rager Drug store for 50 cents.
It is warming up a little. What has become of Roving Rastus. Miss Anna Miller is on the sick list. William Snake was seen on our streets last Sunday. William Parker and family were seen in this vicinity Sunday evening. Elza Heckman and sister visited at the C M Regenos home last Sunday. Mr Huff of near Packerton was a Sunday visitor at the Simon Hall home. Mr and Mrs Charles Netz of Claypool visited with the latter's parents last Sunday. Mr and Mrs Samuel Clink and son Chester were callers at the Elza Bratty home Sunday. Mr and Mrs Sylvester Johnston and son Jasper were visiting their son Charles at Winona Lake last Sunday.
G W Cloyd of Plunk Missouri recounts a four year old accident in which he jammed a jagged object into his thumb. The doctor wanted amputation but he refused and used Barnes Arnica Salve to heal the wound.
Farmers busy with corn planting prep at Silver Creek. Mrs Adl Rider visited the S. D. River Home Sunday. Kosciusko County lumber and building material dealers advertise their stock as the largest in the area.
Indiana Adjutant General Oran Perry urges citizens to send rolls reports and letters on Indiana military history from the Revolution to the Spanish American War. He notes missing muster rolls from the Mexican War and gaps in Indiana Legion records and asks for cooperation to classify file and prevent ruin of materials in the State House basement. The legislature provided five thousand dollars for this effort.
Telegraph post cards advertised at the record office inviting readers to call and make selections for purchases.
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