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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1912
Page
5
A testimonial from Dr. D. Peedles of Henry Tennessee claims six bottles of Electric Bittera restored strength and appetite after stomach troubles, backache and nervousness. The ad urges readers to try it now, available at Rager and Jontz.
A call to non subscribers to join a large family of readers with a special annual rate of one dollar. Encourages sending or bringing a subscription now as the value is highlighted.
The passage notes that rural carriers enjoyed a Labor Day break and lists local residents visiting nearby towns. It mentions visits by Will Gresso Miss Faun Kerlin and Mrs Roy Hanes in Warsaw and Goshen trips by Mrs Jacok Burt and family, along with several other residents traveling for events and gatherings.
Notice reports ETTA F. PARKER appointed Administratrix of the Charles W. Jones estate in Kosciusko County Indiana by the Clerk of the Kosciusko Circuit Court. Aug 31 1612 appearance of Jesse E Eschbach as attorney for Administratrix.
The Trustee Noah M. Frantz of Lake Township Kosciusko County Indiana proposes estimated expenditures and taxes for 1913. Includes township 2 102 dollars and 25 cents tax per hundred, local tuition 4998 dollars and 35 cents tax per hundred plus 50 cents per poll, special school 4370 dollars and 50 cents per hundred and poll, road 770 09 dollars and 70 cents per hundred, library 80 dollars and tax per hundred. Total expenditures 13 3200 and total tax 12 cents per hundred dollars. August 20 1912.
Notice states Elizabeth Jones late of Kosciusko County is deceased and the estate is supposed solvent with E Ta F Parker named administratrix on August 31, 1912 and Jease E. Eschbach listed.
Mrs Minor Hossman resides west of town has returned from a visit with her daughter Mrs Robert Breeding in Warsaw. We must have chickens for loading next week. will pay 12 1 2 cents per pound for springers and 11 cents for hens on Monday to Thursday. Miss Emma Robinson from Whites Institute near Wabash visited her father S B Robinson. Miss Hall Clements of Browns Valley visited sister Mrs N A Cary. Dr Cary met her in North Manchester. The Record invites readers to contribute local items for publication. Mr and Mrs D I Wilteman of Lakeville attended the Shireman reunion at Kron Jase and visited Noah Shirematy this week.
Sunday visits include Alfaretta Price and Sid Aker family around to Mike Cauffman and Alf Price homes. Beatrice Moyer hosts, while Moyer and Ulsh households appear in recent calls. Mable Regenes visits Ed Scherer and friends near Burket and Palestine observances.
Local notes recount visits and small events in La Port Mentone and Silver Lake. Individuals named include A M Carr Orval Spent Ed Scherer Beatrice Moyer Frank Metheny and others with social visits and a missing hat rumor.
Bids are invited for reconstruction of the LC Over ditch including 40 rip 16 inch tile and 3900 feet of new line. Survey notes with cuts available from Scott Lawrence. Bids will be opened and contracts awarded on September eleventh.
Grove Chapel reports Sunday School each week with many attendees and visitors. E A Arnold and wife Oder Arnold spent Sunday at Winona Lake. Eli Smith and family visited the former’s brother Joan Smith. Clarence Thompson and Miss Orpha Hinkson visited Harry Meredith’s home. Mrs Crawll of Illinois and Mrs Waughter visited James Reinhart’s home. Roscoe Keplinger and Nellie Bodkin joined others in Claypool Saturday evening. Beigh family members visited Ralph Kelly’s home. Elsie and Iva Beigh attended Sunday School convention in Leesburg as delegates. They hope for a good report.
A civic notice urges publishing advertisers to direct administrator executor guardian and real estate notices to The Record. It warns attorneys and clients to control publication choice to avoid notices appearing in other papers or political county seats.
The ad lists several farms and town properties for sale or trade, including 40 acre gooo high ground priced around 2800, 49 acres with improvements at 5000, and 1 acre with a house, barn, and garden plus live stock. It invites buyers to contact for buying, selling, or exchanging farms, city property, or merchandise.
Two persistent ailments cited, piles and war, are targeted by Bughlen's Arnica Salves. The ad touts relief from itching inflammation swelling and a range of skin issues and promises comfort for burns and wounds. Available for 26 cents at Ruger and Jontz's drug store.
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