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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1903
Page
5
A collection of aphorisms and reflections on morality, success, and daily life alongside local notes. It invites Claypool residents to submit items for the Bilver Lake Record, signed for credibility, and mentions a forthcoming Glaypool Home Talent event and a Halloween gathering near town with attendees from Packerton and Locust Grove.
Otto Dick visited Warsaw last Sunday and many locals named, including Tally Idle from Sidney and Lewis Determan with wife. Eastern horse dealers arrived for market. multiple residents from Packerton Warsaw and Silver Lake noted. a fatality is recorded for Jesse Heidy near Packerton.
Mrs Maggie Montel's neighbors and friends held a quiet Halloween surprise at her southeast of town home Saturday for her birthday anniversary. A large happy crowd attended and the evening was pleasant, with no one revealing details about fences they built across the roads on the way home.
Emanuel Kinsey, a well known farmer, drove cattle into town on Saturday. One steer went berserk during entry, causing an excitement before it was captured. The animal broke its leg, ending its campaign to market and causing Kinsey a financial loss as the lame steer could not be sold in the phosphate and soap grease class.
A man known for stealing from neighbors during late nights was seen at two o'clock Saturday morning passing south on the railroad near the factory, heavily laden with bags. The party knows him and urges sharp watchfulness and action at dawn.
L. T. Wilson and a well bred cow ran for life on a highway after a fifty foot rope tied to the animal. Neighbors watched as Wilson waved farewell and, after a mile of reckless dashing, the cow stopped to survey the scene. Wilson freed his foot, climbed a fence, and pondered the cow’s value while tasting his own injuries.
The L. O. T. M. and K. O. T. M. Lodges of Claypool held a social at G. B. Pontius’s country home. Guests enjoyed games, an oyster supper, piano music by Edna Black and Winnie Worley, songs by Mrs Collet and Grace Will, and a tambourine act by Lueile Heckman.
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