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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1903
Page
5
Saturday night in Hallowe'en mood with rural musings from Indiana. Claypool and Clay Township report local items and personal mentions, including visits, sales, travel, and community improvement efforts across Warsaw, Silver Lake, Maxinkuckee Lake, and nearby towns.
The piece argues the gasoline cart will not end horse use, blaming aging horses and deceit over industry collapse. It notes merchants along Silver Lake and Claypool hide from the traction line in Packerton, and recalls Warsaw’s loss of rail and other goods.
Under the guidance of William Adams the singing at U B Church occurs each Tuesday evening and is open to everyone. A kind request invites all to attend and assist in this church work.
Mentone Gazette notes a proposed traction line running from the south west through Mentone toward Warsaw and South Bend. The writer questions why Claypool and Silver Lake police could not press the Wabash Winona line to attract local interest.
Curt Swineford and his wife of Ashland Ohio return home Monday via Huntington after spending weeks with W. Worley and relatives in Silver Lake. Swineford praises Indiana and Clay township farms as excellent.
Dayton Ohio missionary Rev. J. A. Eby delivered a sermon at the United Brethren church last Friday night to a large attentive congregation. He is noted for missionary work and his collections were sizable, reflecting encouragement for his efforts.
A rosy cheeked girl waiting for a companion is asked if anyone is waiting on her. She replies, yes the man is outside, refusing to come in, as Hob Minear drove to Silver Lake last Saturday evening.
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