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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1906
Page
1
A brief notice announces a party or train departure titled Ho for Texas. The group plans to leave Monday December 3 for the Panhandle district in the southwest.
After sixteen weeks of sickness Percy Ball becomes able to be about the house and yard with crutches. He was first taken sick with diphtheria while visiting Sidney, later relapsed at home in Silver, and remained in critical condition for a long time as his family hopes for further improvement.
A social event titled The Shoe Social was announced by local ladies, with details indicating a gathering planned for Thursday. The notice mentions participants and a communal purpose.
A farm child died from burns suffered when paper fed into a cook stove ignited the dress. Mrs. Greenfield rushed to extinguish the blaze after the accident, but the child endured hours of agony before death. A Laketon physician deemed recovery impossible.
C. A. Leonard, a traveling salesman for Goshen Manufacturing Company, was at home over Sunday. He left Monday for Richmond and then went into Ohio to stay three weeks in the interest of the company he represents.
A new time card takes effect with a single zone in each direction on the Big Four line, affecting Sunday operations and following changes since last spring. The Winona Flyer is among trains adapting to the new schedule.
Mrs. Minerva Kline, long lived alone in Knoxt, was found dead in bed Wednesday morning after neighbors reported she had not been seen since Sunday. The death appears due to heart failure. her brother G W Sherbondy and Mrs Charlott Brenneman attended the funeral last Saturday.
Walter Price of Hammond was knocked from his switch engine while assembling cars in the Hammond yards. The incident, caused by another crew, disabled him temporarily. he is visiting at the William Price home with his wife and child.
Representatives from Silver Lake and Claypool met Sunday evening to discuss a social grudge between the communities. Delegates Harry Rouse Roscoe Lada Robt Dillman Zimmerman and Jim Hoover were entertained by Bessie Lint Olinger Iya Gatman Jessie Colbert and Opal Reece.
A fragmented note refers to a plan or agreement benefiting all users of flour and mill-feed. It mentions engagement and advantage, suggesting community support but lacks concrete details or names.
Clark, long a grocery and bakery operator on North Street, has quit business and will dispose of the remainder of stock on December 1. He has secured a baker position in a shop at Silver Lake and will move to that place. North Manchester Journal.
Laketon and Disko announce that Telepho pany has recently purchased the Akron Telephone Company, expanding service. The Akron exchange area will serve about seven hundred subscribers.
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