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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1903
Page
4
A dozen Akron merchants vow to prosecute anyone riding bicycles on sidewalks. North Manchester pushes for electric line right of way via Sidney while opposing the Silver Lake route, and Silver Lake residents anticipate their turn. Indiana Day at the World’s Fair is set for September 15, 1904.
A Cavendish man claims relief from chronic consumption after Dr King’s New Life Pills, advertised as a guaranteed cure. The ad states the pills arrest trouble and offer a 25 cent price at Rager’s drug store.
Invitations go out for a social at Miss Blanche Ferree's home on North Jefferson Street tomorrow evening. The event is billed as a quick gathering with neighbors urged to attend promptly.
Mrs. Victoria Moon of Warsaw visited the Victoria Reading Club, attending the Monday evening meeting and staying as a guest of Mrs. L. W. Myers Tuesday.
Reverend H L Gresenawalt former Lutheran pastor in Salem Ohio marries Miss Blanche Irene Justice at the home of the bride’s parents Mr and Mrs R M Justice in Salem Ohio on Wednesday.
Rev Hill of Barket traveled through town Monday morning en route to his relatives Mr and Mrs Thomas Gamble’s home south of town. His health is improving and his work is progressing well.
E M Dewese reports from Logansport that Mrs Dewese is greatly improved. She sleeps well eats well and her condition grows more hopeful each day.
Miss Fern Dillman received a warm farewell surprise from her grade last Friday evening. School scholars arranged a friendship ring as a token of well wishes and lasting memories. Each student expressed regret at her leaving the class.
The Big Four announced to Pardue station students it will not contest any claims by injured or deceased Pardue students or their friends and relatives from the Indianapolis wreck. They leave settlement to the school and appeal to those who suffered.
Trustworthy person sought to manage a well known house with solid finances. 320.00 cash salary plus expenses paid weekly by check. Permanent position with expenses advanced. Address MANAGER 610 Moxon Bupa Chicago Miinuis.
A seven pound son named John Clinton Cavender arrived at the home of Mr and Mrs J O Cavender of Hobart at 9 45 last Saturday evening November 8. F M Jaques is doing as well as could be expected and with a little watching he will pull through.
Mrs. W. K. Haviland of Armonk New York says her daughter nearly died from whooping cough and bronchitis until Dr King’s New Discovery saved her life. Her niece with advanced consumption also recovered. the medicine is praised as a universal remedy for throat and lung diseases. 50c and 1.00 bottles guaranteed by Rager, trial bottles free.
Ott Dodd of Ponder Missouri reports a yearlong sore healed by Bucklen's Arnica Salve. He calls it the best salve on earth and notes it costs 25 cents at Raver's drug store.
Several persons of character in each state in this county are needed to represent and advertise a wealthy business with solid financial standing. Earn $21 weekly plus expenses, paid in cash weekly from the head office. Horse and carriage furnished when needed. Enclose self addressed envelope to Colonial Co. 303 Dearborn St. Chicago 3-1756.
Community notices invite contributors from Silver Lake and nearby areas to share local reports announcements and events. Teachers ministers and physicians are urged to notify the office with any accidents or items of local interest for publication.
Mrs. Farman and her mother visited Elkhart. Mrs. Charley Reed and Miss Valeria Self travel for visits. Arthur Getty from Silver Lake guests of Miss Lelia Beare. Uncle Freddie Wiltront visits near Yellow Creek lake. Ads tout Maurer oysters, premium tickets at Smith & Pearsons, and local store stoves. Joseph Fitteraff arranges weekly RECORD deliveries for a year. Mary Jennings travels to Hobart and Valparaiso for school.
A steady girl or woman is wanted to cook for a family of four. The position offers $3.00 per week until June and railroad fare paid. Inquiries should be made at the RECORD office.
Those who received the American Farmer beyond one year must settle with the publishers for any additional time. The paper remains responsible only for one year’s subscription.
Classified ad seeks intelligent man for permanent position with good pay. Target applicants should contact Manager, Box 78, Philadelphia.
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