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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1912
Page
5
Victims of nervousness headaches and fatigue praised Six Boties of Electric Bitters. T. D. Peedles and others claim the remedy gives new strength and appetite from the first dose. Available for 50 cents at Ruger and Jontz.
The record advises securing rightful notices by instructing your attorneys to publish all legal notices of appointment of administrator guardian survey ditch non-resident sale of real estate on which you desire.
Al Hill reports on our streets Monday morning Gen Denney of Packerton and Charley Fisher family figure among visitors. Walter Fisher attended church in Sidney Sunday. Mary from the vicinity joined the Fisher reunion. Frank French and companion were out Saturday night. Sherman Fister started at the new school Monday. Mr and Mrs Ray Murt spent Sunday evening with grandparents. Charley Montel wife Oscola Freed seen Saturday. Cashes Thompson of Claypagl called at Charles Fisher home Sunday.
William Bodkin reports a quiet period with neighbors in Grove Chapel. Several families attend church and Sunday School, visit relatives in Packerton and Pierceton, and enjoy meals and reunions near Germantown and Leesburg. Local health, travel, and farm goods are briefly noted.
Leonard Smith of Mentone visited his grandparents and uncle last Sunday. Sherman Hiltenbrand, previously in Chicago, stopped in town briefly on his way to Packerton and then Windy City. Various locals, including Mr and Mrs Price and Beatrice Moyer, hosted or visited relatives around Laketon and Pierceton with several other social calls and a funeral in town.
Mary Moyer called on Pearl Price and family Friday. Young Peeple's meeting Sunday evening invited all. William Zellars visited John Clink home Sunday. Edward Workman was a Ruth Rowland visitor Sunday. Elva Rowland spent Sunday with Ida and Pearl Hill. Mildred Aker visited aunt Hazel Bouse Sunday. William Dahle was in Cleveland visiting relatives. John Beber and family spent Sunday at Chester Carr home. Roy Carr and family had Sunday dinner at Carr home.
Lets welcome the Freshies as we begin next week. Our high school nears the half hundred mark with a new enrollment. Old classmates, like Red Lindzy, are mentioned and Harve plans to stay with the group.
Auction style notice listing 60 acres with improvements near Silver Lake and other parcels around Smiles of Mestone. Includes ground, out-buildings, and trade options with Alec and John L. Sausaman at Silver Lake, Ang.
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