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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1912
Page
8
A seller claims Electric Bitters cure indigestion and restore appetite and vitality. The testimonial from Michael Hessheimer of Lincoln Nebraska says six bottles of Buscaric Bitters improved his health after years of sickness, with promises of purer blood and stronger nerves.
Local items note U B Cline in Marion on business Monday and Glen Tullis moving into the Alda Lukens property on North Jefferson Street. Various society notes mention visits by William Mills and wife, Mr and Mrs Dale Humman in Sidney, and Mrs Ezra Slomman called to Wabash for sickness. Brush and Vansen offer property insurance.
NeNie McClure visited her aunt Mrs. Clara Rager in Goshen this week. Victoria Fabric writing paper 60 sheets and 50 envelopes for 25 cents at Rexall Store. Rager and Jontz Rev Noah McCoy and wife of Claypool were guests at Charles Netzen home southwest of town last Friday. Harmony Glycerine Soap violet or rose 10 cents per cake or 3 for 25 cents Rexall Store.
Notices from the Record tell of Roy Sprig visiting from Warsaw, Miss Lillian Burt’s illness, and several locals in Claypool and Kendallville. Shopping items include Rexall writing cabinets and 5 and 10 cent store goods. Insurance ads urge fire and tornado coverage and news items request submissions.
Local brief notices recount sales and ads for stoves and coal burners, visits among residents, and small trades. Names include Mable Deaton, J K Bucher, Hamman, Shenefield, Hanson, Evans, Sprigg, MeckKrill, Craig, Jontz, Jontz, and others with mentions of Rexall Drug store items and local commerce.
Short notice classified item for sale or trade describing an Indian Motorcycle used one season in excellent repair. Also mentions Mrs. B. Lunsford traveling to Gays Mills Wisconsin with her mother Mrs. Runetz and a subscription offer for the Rec ORD at $1 per year or 50 cents for six months.
The Clerk of the Kosciusko Circuit Court appoints Rudy A. Michael as administrator of the estate of the deceased in Kosciusko County Indiana. The estate is described as solvent. Dated Oct 31 1912. Attorney for Administrator Jesse E. Eschbach.
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