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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1900
Page
4
Victoria Reading club members will host a Thanksgiving evening program at Mrs. B Burdge's home on November 29. The event features games and a reography quiz on U S states and cities. Ladies will be auctioned to accompany bidders to supper with bids between 12 and 25 cents. Proceeds fund club books.
Union Thanksgiving services will be held at the Lutheran church with Rev. D. B. Jones of the M. E. church delivering the sermon. Music will be provided by choirs from the participating churches. Services begin at 10 a.m. with an invitation extended to all to attend this day of giving thanks for the year's blessings.
Notice warns hunters not to hunt with gun or dog on lands owned by members of the Seward Detective association without permission. Issued by D. A. Comarrrer.
Bourbon College and School of Music announce the winter term beginning December 3 with eight courses and superior instructors. New buildings and equipment including pianos organs and typewriters for practice are provided. tuition and board for a ten week term run 23.50 to 27 dollars. Students may enter now and receive suitable accommodations. for full information regarding any course, address.
Thanksgiving Day rates apply Nov 27 28 and 29 with a fare and a third for round trips good through Dec 8. Tickets sold from any Nickel Plate station to any other station. Wire phone or call nearest agent C A Asterlin T P A Fort Wayne Ind 261 11 29.
The Nickel Plate Road offers one and one third fare round trips from any station to any station on its line for travel on November 27 28 and 29 with return validity through December 3. Contacts include C A Asterlin T PP A Fort Wayne Indiana and the Fort Wayne office.
Mrs J C Collins is visiting relatives in Huntington. The brief item notes her travel to the city to spend time with family.
Claypool Ida Bloom visits Goshen. Clymer visits J. F. Clymer family Sunday. Van Kissinger of Silver Lake visits Claypool kin. Mrs A B Babcock of Silver Lake visits friends. John and Mrs John Tully visit South Whitley kin. Mrs Shhaltz and Lillie Gill visit Silver Lake friends. YT W Kinsey injures foot by heavy tank. Henry Warren family visiting relatives from Benton Harbor Michigan. F L Davis, longtime night operator, transferred to Latta Ohio. Elkhart hunters come for quail hunting, staying with Jacob Landis north of town.
Burket columns recount residents in town Monday including Charles Stevens and Mrs Addie Gochenour plus Miss Aurel Secor from Palestine. New United Brethren purchase promises moving the parsonage site while local trustees and teachers handle vacancies. Residents relay weather impact on meetings and Thanksgiving program prep.
Reverb of short notices including for sale items sought and wanted inquires at the Record office. Restaurant change at Beighs Claypool and Maurer now running Silver Lake restaurant. Lost leather tie strap east of town returned to J J Babcock. Local visits from Nelson Beigh and wife and others. School exams and literary society at Silver Lake HS with new officers. Dr Harter Akron physician dies suddenly from heart failure with Masonic and Odd Fellow ties.
The next morning at Center and the evening at Silver Lake services will be supplied by Rev. G I Byrer pastor of Warsaw U B church. Attendance is hoped to be good and the Lord’s blessing sought on the services.
Eggs sell for 20 cents a dozen Butter ten to lie per pound Lard eight cents per pound Old chickens 43 cents per pound Young chickens 45 cents per pound Ducks 4 cents per pound Turkeys 7 cents per pound Wheat 75 cents per bushel Oats 20 cents per bushel Corn 30 cents per bushel New corn 30 cents per bushel Cloverseed five dollars per bushel Hogs four dollars and fifty cents per hundred weight
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