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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1912
Page
8
Classified notes advertise 49 acres near Silver Lake with 14 miles of frontage, fine buildings and good land priced at 5000 dollars. Another listing shows 165 acres near Warsaw with a good house fair barn and grain farm, offered at 7000 dollars per acre.
Several residents return home after visits and short trips including Martin Good returning to Elwood after fishing on the lake, Miss Georgie Shenefield from Andrews, and Art Arthur visiting from Elkhart. An array of social calls, family visits, and errands are recorded with residents from North Vernon, Milford, Markle, Leesburg, and Warsaw.
Samuel Smith moves household goods to the Cline property on North Jefferson after purchase. Earl Cline and family left for Lafayette seeking pharmacy work. Lucile Valentine visits Claypool aunt Minnie Whittle and relatives. Local humor and social notes on arrivals, church services, and a Claypool Center ball game ends 11 to 14 in Claypool's favor.
S J Self visited Warsaw last Friday while Postmaster Ferree toured Wabash on Monday. Downing Specials Kitchen Cabinets listed with prices 12 14 and 16 dollars. F M Downing of Claypool and J C Hay attended a dentists association meeting in Indianapolis. Mrs Ferree spent Sunday with Burt and Ferree and remained longer. Mrs Eben Ayers and Frank and wife returned from visits in South Whitley and North Manchester. John Hall and family hosted S J Self. Robert Dilman and family moved to Converse after weeks with his parents. Mrs Susie Frame returned from Fort Wayne to assist her mother Mrs Miller. Dr Botts of Bloomington visited E E Botts and family. Mrs Clara Rager and Ardene of Goshen visiting McClure and Somme homes. Notary public services offered at the Record office. Walter Loucks visited from Elkhart. Amy Butler came from North Manchester for Monday night with her people.
W B Holsclaw of Clarendon recounts his brother’s dreadful cough that led him to consumption fears. He credits Dr King s New Discovery with a full recovery after ten bottles. The family praises the remedy as quick safe reliable and guaranteed at 50 cents to 1.00 with a free trial bottle at Rager and Jontz.
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