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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1908
Page
2
Three weeks from next Tuesday the election will be won. Voters will receive three ballots showing national state county and township candidates. To vote straight mark the emblem circle, to vote mixed mark each chosen name, and fold each ticket separately. If unsure seek help from someone trusted.
A compact collection of school life notes and local social updates. Mentions Hazel J and Ethel, Miss Bertha Metzner, Miss Vada Graham, Paul Snyder’s accident, and various pupils at the grammar and literature events.
An early 20th century ad promotes a green hat from Goldsmith & Boots in North Manchester and Bronson Portland Cement. Hayman Kodol is advertised as a stomach remedy that relieves indigestion instantly, sold by Raper.
Jane Williams, a young woman sharing a boarding house, receives a birthday bouquet from a mysterious gray-eyed boarder. Her past love Willie Grey returns under the new name Frederick W. Grey, revealing a long-lost romance rekindled when the flowers and notes bring them together in a vow to marry.
Ky Hohman visited Warsaw on Monday. Jonas Eaton seen on our streets. Mrs. Mary Paxton very poorly this past week. I A Hohman spent Thursday and Friday in North Manchester. Joe Parker seen Monday with a load of turnips. Will Foster and wife near Warsaw dined with S. A. Hohman Sunday. Ed Hohman and wife and Grandma Nuiman spent Sunday with Bert Tear and family. Jamies Reed and M P Shelly busy with potato crop this week. C Skinner of Silver Lake did barn work for Jefferson Regents. Mrs. Bess McNeer of Liberty Mills and Mrs. Minger of North Manchester spent Sunday with S. A. Hobman family.
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