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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1910
Page
2
IRA A. KESSLER announces candidacy for the Republican nomination for Representative of Miami County subject to the wishes of the Republican nominating convention on May 28.
Charles Griswold declares his run for Auditor of Miami County pending the Republican nominating convention decision.
Dan W. Condo announces candidacy for renomination as Treasurer of Miami County subject to Republican convention decision.
The note urges readers to direct all legal notices to the Tribune for publication. It explains that clients control notices of appointment executor administrator guardian-surety road or ditch notices real estate sales and non-resident notices and asks readers to inform their attorneys and clients to use the paper for notices to ensure publication.
The Denver Tribune reports the death of Ernest Tomlinson, youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Tomlinson of Topeka Kansas, formerly of Mexico. He died May 16 after a long fight with tuberculosis, spent years in California, left a wife and infant, and is survived by his parents, a brother and sister.
Mrs. John Earhart left last week for Wabash for a week long visit. Ed Pontius departed to Kokomo to work on the L. E. & W. railroad. The Misses Ethel Kinzie and Nina Burris were guests at a six o clock dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. F M Redman. Nina Burris, recently trimming for Mrs. BF Kinzie, left for Shirley Ind. Friends in the village express regret at her departure.
A notice urges readers to settle overdue paper accounts to avoid violation of postal rulings. It explains that an X on the wrapper or after the name signals nearing a year of delinquency and asks prompt attention.
The 700 foot bridge at Peru Indiana uses 10 000 bags of Wabash Portland cement noted in local records. Mrs J W Garritson and daughter Nellie and son Raymond left Friday to visit relatives in Kokomo for a few days.
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