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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1913
Page
1
John Goss died last Friday morning in the Logansport hospital for the insane after months of treatment. He lived on a farm east of his former residence for six years and was respected for his neighborly help. Funeral services were held Sunday at Rochester with Rev. Noah McCoy officiating. many locals attended.
Jobo ooxss born August 22 in Palton County Indiana died Friday morning September 26 213 aged 65 years 1 month and 14 days married January 27 1570 to Sarah TP Alien of Fulton County and had four children Ida is listed among survivors with details continued on page 5
The Dillman family relocates from the J. E. Burdge property west of town to the northwest area of town. They recently purchased the Harter property from Dr. Leokrone.
Fourteen year old Lad Brooks dies from tetanus caused by a mashed finger received while hauling stone. He contracted the illness a week earlier, received antitoxin treatment, and died Friday night. Funeral held at the brick church west of North Manchester with burial nearby. The Babcock family plans to relocate to Citronelle Alabama.
Bennie Daudge and his wife plan to relocate from the Regenus farm located west of town, with the move scheduled for next week.
C C Carter and N M Frantz were in Chicago last Friday and Saturday and purchased a car of cattle to feed out for their farms.
Bring in your Windfall apples next Thursday and Friday Oct 6 and 10 to dispose of this class of apples. E. E. Maurer of Silver Lake Indiana issues the notice.
About twenty local residents attended the Sunday afternoon football game between Wabash and Sheloyville, traveling down to the event together to support the teams.
W C Yates arrived Monday from New Decatur Alabama for a several days visit with his mother Mrs Esther Yates in the south part of town. He was accompanied by his son Clarence. It has been thirty three years since he left Silver Lake but he has made many visits to see his family. This is his first visit in about five years and brothers and sisters gathered at home with their mother.
William Wiley and William Colbert traveled to Bourbon on Wednesday to visit relatives and attend the fair for a few days.
Jacob Rouse and sons Gus and Chester accompanied Rufus Snyder to Huntington last Sunday to see Foster Miller who is recovering from typhoid fever. Miller was reported much improved and supporters hope for a full recovery.
Information reaches us that Mrs Esther Wilson who lives with her granddaughter Mrs Lee at Fulton Michigan, recovering from a broken hip after an earlier fall, has sustained a second injury to the same hip believed as serious as the first. The latest fall was caused by a dog running into her and knocking her down.
Rev. McCoy delivered an interesting sermon at the Luthreno church last Wednesday evening to a large audience.
The S. T. club met at Miss Vera torn's home Tuesday evening for a notably pleasant gathering. With Mina Leonard hosting next Wednesday, the group, formed about a month ago, now counts over a dozen members.
Ferree and Jayees attended the reunion of Company I and F of the 112th Indiana Volunteer Infantry in Warsaw yesterday. Both men were former members and participated in the gathering with other veterans.
W F Helser T J Alspaugh Monroe Paulus and Harry Bouse returned Thursday from a ten day tour through Ohio and Indiana. They visited the Soldiers Home near Dayton and the National Cash Register plant in Dayton and enjoyed hospitality at many relatives homes. The trip included amusing incidents and stops in Dayton Columbus and Perry County with many memories of childhood. Continued to 5th Page.
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