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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1918
Page
16
Readers are urged to place all legal notices in The Record to ensure publication. Notices of administrator executor guardian survey road ditch non-resident sale of real estate and similar actions should be directed to papers you control or your attorneys will use their own county seat outlets.
Miss Lucile Elliott of Gilead is visiting at the Mrs Thomas Leonard home. Mrs N W Way improving at home southwest of town. Jesse Lynch promotes live stock auctions. Mrs Georgia Martin of Louisville visits Vanderhill family. Paul Hathaway returns from South Whitley then to Dennison Ohio for railroad work. Auto license blanks available at Brush Hanson office. John Ayers back at meat market after illness. Tony Underhill from Van Buren visiting. Harness oil at Johnson shop, Silver Lake. Fred McKown on vacation with wife visiting Alexandria and Indianapolis. N R Clymer from Granger acts as relief agent at Big Four station. Oliver Typewriter ribbons for sale at RECORD. Wilbur Smith visiting from Huntington with Way family. Harness oiling tip for savings at Johnson shop. Mrs Frank Getty assisting Kinsey home near Claypool. Mrs Hazel Bloom and children back home in Claypool. Self threading needles sold at Record for 10 cents. Fred Alrey of North Manchester visiting EH Gemmer home. Mrs Jacob Haney plans Texas visit with children. trip possibly delayed due to west traffic block. Join Ferrerda visits Leesburg. It is more knowledge of law than ignorance that excuses violations. People ask who will win the present war. many compare to the San Francisco earthquake. Most think money can be saved by others’ work.
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