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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1910
Page
4
Victor Mook of Tippecanoe Township and Jacob WhiteLeather of Plain Township announce their names will be presented at the upcoming Republican county convention for nomination as county auditor.
O Leroy Leonard of Silver Lake announces his candidacy for Clerk of the Kosciusko Circuit Court pending the Republican convention decision. He addresses Republican voters in Kosciusko county.
Republican Ira Gants of Turkey Creek Township announces his name as a candidate for County Recorder at the Kosciusko County Convention subject to convention selection. Reno Hamlin of Warsaw also states his candidacy for County Recorder at the Republican county convention.
A. J. Logan of Washington Township states his name will appear before the upcoming Republican county convention as a candidate for treasurer subject to the convention's decision.
T 8 Keller of Lake Township states his name will be presented to the forthcoming Republican county convention for nomination as sheriff, subject to convention decision.
The wealthiest and most prominent resident of the county, Preston Miles, died in Milford Tuesday afternoon after two years of Brights disease. The obituary recalls his frontier life, early toilet kerfuffle, and postwar gun cotton and cellulose work, ending with a tribute to his enduring love of corn and its many uses.
Roy E. Hanes, living northwest of here, is named census taker for one Warsaw ward with duties starting April 5. M. B. Kline, living southeast, also received an appointment and Co. C. Weimer visited last Saturday. Weimer remains in the chicken business with 1240 eggs setting and plans 500 more this week. He will offer many hatched chicks for sale and a brooder is advertised at a low price.
Town gossip records visitors, illnesses, moves, and shop changes. Clerks report Mrs. Reed and Mrs. Haney visiting, Shipley family moving to Warsaw, and J. Rager returning from Minster. Fire at Tracy farm destroys meat supply. Ads promote shingles, fences, suits at eight fifty to nine fifty, and postcard sales.
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