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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1904
Page
8
Local column notes visits and town happenings. W A Swihart, Leonard Dickey in Wabash, pie orders at Maurers, and a Biz Four car visit announced. Bons of neighbors, store ads, and community updates across Goshen and nearby towns with arrivals, travels, and local business mentions.
Community updates include Mrs. J Ault’s thumb injury, a Thanksgiving dinner by the Ladies Aid Society, visits from Swihart Leonard Dickey and Miss Blanche Ferree in Rochester, Gene Jontz’s illness, and several local errands. Additionally, notices on hardware sales, laundry agencies, and the Silver Creek bridge rebuilding appear alongside varied town chatter.
Mrs Ida Simpson of Wabash visited her parents, the James Richardsons, last week. Mrs L W Myers and family visited North Manchester relatives, while flour promotion and bread deals drew local shoppers. Earl Valentine and family and Lem Jones with families stopped by Claypool households.
Grandfather William Hill received a renewal of his Record subscription through Rev H L Greenawalt of Goshen, sent to Greenford Ohio. Mil ford visitor F B Furman visited, hoping to move his family this week amid housing difficulties. Mr and Mrs John Olinger of Claypool Charley Jameson and family and Mrs Hannah Jameson of Flat Rock also mentioned.
An advertisement cites careless railway wrecks and throat and lung diseases, praising Dr King’s New Discovery for consumption coughs and colds. It profiles Mrs Lois Cragg of Dorchester Maas as a life saved by the remedy. The druggist guarantees it for throat and lung diseases with prices at 50c and 1. Trial bottles are free.
Herb W Edwards of Des Moines Iowa slipped on ice last winter injuring his wrist and knee. He says after rubbing with Chamberlain s Pain Balm the soreness disappeared after a few applications. For sale by Zimmerman.
A notice urges readers to check the date on their paper label and pay a year or more owed. It expresses discomfort at the reminder but emphasizes the necessity of collecting the overdue money.
John H. Grindle announces a fine stock sale one mile west of Akron featuring Poland China broad sows with litter following, yearling gilts, spring gilts, open sows and sows bred in splendid condition.
The text records brief local items including East Steca Street residents visiting and staying with relatives, a Corner Drug store display of DOX stationery, a poem line about fishing tactics, Harley Rager resigning from Scales drug store at Claypool to study pharmacy in Indianapolis, Grandma Eaton staying with her son in Barket then visiting, Swibbart comment on a store being full, a steel range exhibit used by Leonard and Alspaugh, sale of biscuits by C A Pearson Star Restaurant, and Mrs Jasper Smith visiting from Granger Indiana with her parents George and Mrs Montel, Smith's move pending.
A critique praises Mr King’s life pill claiming it removes maladies regardless of age. It touts cures for dyspepsia jaundice fever and constipation and lists Zimmerman's drug store selling it for 25 cents.
Mr and Mrs Al Carr and family visited Frank Metheny's home Sunday. An ad for Rollister's Rocky Mountain Tea claims health benefits. The Star Restaurant and the War saw Company feature in this society and business roundup, noting Warsaw sand brick samples and plans to supply the market by spring.
Special train fare offered via Nickel Plate Road with very low rates. Tickets also sold on all regular trains and valid for return on December 3. For full information contact agent or O A Asterlin T P A Ft Wayne Ind. cancels 4471-11-29
A note from Franklin Grove reports a stubborn leg ulcer on J. B. Orner that resisted four years of medical care. Becklen's Arica Salve is claimed to have cured it and is advertised as useful for barns, scalds, eruptions, and piles, priced at 25 cents at Corner Drug Store.
For sale one single buggy with both rubber and steel tire and one spring wagon. John Colbert holds the items.
All persons knowing themselves in debted to the undersigned will please call and settle at once as we wish to close up the accounts.
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