Local News Notes and Social Visits Across Indiana
J E Eschbach from War handled business matters Wednesday. Mrs Kate Barney of Wooley Washington arrived for a visit with sister Mrs Jacob Bouse and brother John J Miller and plans time with Indiana relatives. Ezra Funk started as clerk in Grosso store Saturday. Roy and Harve Geiger rode bicycles to Milford and back, getting help along the way. Charles Young on rural route three takes a fifteen day vacation. James Harter substitutes. Vernon Goss and Estle Funk enjoyed Akron visits. Rev Berger of Greeley Colorado preached at the M Church last Sunday. Mr and Mrs O F Brown and family spent Sunday at Atwood with Harvey Orcutt. Albert Whittenberger and wife and son Everett went to Indianapolis for schooling. Books and latest copyrights available at Cline & Co.
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Kate Barney
Wooley
Washington
Jacob Bouse
John J. Miller
Barney
Indiana
Lost pocketbook with cash and key reported
A pocketbook lost Saturday evening contained a five dollar bill a 50 cent silver piece and a key. A reward will be paid upon return to RECORD office.
Found near Big Four station jacket left overnight
A ladies jacket found near the Big Four station Saturday evening awaits the owner. Prove property and pay this notice to claim it.
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Big Four Station
Hunting Season Opens With License Stakes And Stings
Fall hunting season arrives with licenses issued in Indiana and a higher volume than marriage licenses. Wardens watch for violations as some hunters risk stings by ignoring restrictions, reflecting a busy period for game regulation officials.
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Indiana
Warsaw baseball season ends as Manager Cook loses funds
The Warsaw season closes with Manager Cook reporting a loss of 8400. Across Indiana towns and counties, liquor license revenues in 1999 fell by 261455.06 versus 1908. Other items include deaths of Mrs. Amos Garrett and Mrs. Abe Flora, newborns in LaGrange and a barn fire near Wideman Bros. plus prison board delay in Michigan City awaiting a new warden.
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Indiana
Los Angeles Times Plant Explosion Kills Twenty-One
A dynamite bombing destroyed the Los Angeles Times plant last Saturday as it neared press time. Twenty-one people died and over a hundred were at work inside, with many killed by falling walls and beams. About eighty injured with severe wounds fled to the streets as fires spread, and the total loss to the building is estimated at 450000 pounds.
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Los Angeles Times
Times
Local Residents Report Moves and Community Gatherings
A. D. Shireman and family have moved onto and occupy the Mrs Jennie Carr place west of town. F. M. Jaques returns from Indianapolis after representing the local K of P lodge at the grand lodge. A large number of relatives and friends attended Mrs William Snyder’s sixty third birthday on Sunday October 2, with a beach party nearby.
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A.D. Shireman
Jennie Carr
F. M. Jaques
Indianapolis
K. of P. Grand Lodge
William Snyder
Mrs Snyder Hosts Pleasant Day and Card Gifts
Well filled baskets and a nice surprise were given Mrs Snyder. A lovely dinner followed with a good visit. Mrs Snyder received many pretty post cards and thanks friends. Rev A D Buck reports success at South Pleasant church meetings with large audiences. Mrs Francis Rager and children visit Mishawaka for a week with sister Mrs F H Ferree.
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Mrs. Snyder
A. D. Buck
South Pleasant Chorch
Francis Rager
Mishawaka
F. H. Ferree
Perry and guests visit Butterbaugh home
Percy Perry and wife and William Perry were Sunday guests at the Geo. Butterbaugh home southeast of here. J F Clymer was at home last Sunday from South Bend where he is employed on the Daily Times.
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Percy Perry
William Perry
Geo. Butterbaugh
Here
J.F. Clymer
South Bend
Daily Times
Democrats of Lake township caucus set at Silver Lake Town Hall
Notice announces a Democratic Joint Caucus in Silver Lake at 7:30 PM on Saturday October 8 for nominating two Justices of Peace three Advisory Board members and two Constables for the November election. Committeemen William I Geiger and Artie A Carr listed.
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Lake Township
Silver Lake
Public sale by Orel A. Green on Meek farm
Orel A. Green will hold a public sale at the Mary A. Meek farm 43 miles southwest of Silver Lake on Wednesday October 12 starting at 10 o clock in the morning. The items include 3 horses one mule colt five months old six hogs two milch cows nine dozen spring chickens hay in the mow corn in the field fifteen cords of wood and various farming implements. Usual terms with nine months time.
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Orel A. Green
Mary A. Meek
Silver Lake
Robert Dillman Household Goods Sale at William Dillman Home
Robert Dillman will sell at the William Dillman home in Silver Lake on Saturday October 15 starting 2 30 p m. The items include a Garland range heating stove side board kitchen cabinet table chairs rockers davenport chiffonier library and dressing table combination bookcase and desk bedsteads springs mattress rugs gasoline stove and more. Usual terms and 9 months time with 4 percent off for cash on time sales.
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Robert Dillman
William Dillman
Silver Lake
Eulogies on Lew Wallace and Other Free Works
Congressman Barnhart offers free copies of eulogies on General Lew Wallace from the government printing office as well as many lives of deceased congressmen and senators. He also distributes Agricultural Year Books 1907 1908 1909 and a large list of farmers bulletins by number. Address: Rochester Indiana.
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Government Printing Office
Lew Wallace
Statuary Hall
National Capitol
Barnhart
Wanted Cosmopolitan magazine representative in Silver Lake
Cosmopolitan Magazine seeks a representative in Silver Lake to handle renewals and extend circulation with proven methods. Salary plus commission. Experience preferred but not essential. Full or part time. Send address and references to H. O. Campbell at 1789 Broadway New York City.
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Cosmopolitan Magazine
Silver la Ke
H. O. Campbell
Broadway
New York City
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Sliver Lake
Utee
Robinson's
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Mecca
Haney Bros
Ira Leckrone
Silver Lake, Ind
N. Jefferson St
McGlennen’s
Old Atand
D. R. Albert
G. A. Brush
Record Office
Lake Townshi
Hugh Bowen
J. A. Swensen
Watertown
Wis
Bucklen
J. E. Eschbach
Warsaw
Oline & Co
Ezra Funk
Grosso
Roy
Harve Geiger
Milford
Charles Young
James Harter
Vernon Goss
Estle Funk
Akron
Cline & Co
Rev. Berger
Greeley, Colorado
Berger
Greeley
Colorado
Robinsonna
O. F. Brown
Woltlis
Atwood
Harvey Orcut
Albert Whittenberger
Yellow Creek Lake
Everett
Cook
Amos Garrett
Leesburg
Abe Flora
Millwood
Charles Nichols
Sroh
LaGrange County
Wideman Bros
Thomas BR. Marshal
Board of Control
Michigan City Prison
Warden Reid
Janary
Los Angeles
Nickel
Ulysses
E. E. Gaskill
the Farmers Bank
Young Ferrets
Tullis Brothers
Knouse
Crown Hotel
R. Optometrist
Claypool Lumber & Goal Co
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