Prince Frederick's Incognito Plan on Betrothed Journey
In a courtly intrigue set in St. Petersburg, Prince Frederick disguises a plan to observe his betrothed Alexia incognito during a royal journey to Sweden. Count Ernest monopolizes the princess, prompting a clash over representation, telegraphed messages, and a dramatic train voyage. The foretold prank ends with the count banished, later forgiven after the princess’s intervention.
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John
Frederick
Ernest
Hveten
St. Petersborg
Stockholm
St. Petersburg
Frederik
South Africa
Busan
Alexia
Sweden
Tony
Eynest von Hammerstein
Permssion
Count
Erie
Minster
Prince Frederick
Germany
Spencer Local Notes and Social Happenings
Spencer misses Ina Damon spends Saturday in Eau Claire. Miss Jennie Parrett returns from Rice Lake ill health. Mr Dullman dies at sixty. services held in Spencer. Dime Social planned for May 23 to aid hymn books for the M B church. Attendance notes from church quarter conference. Helena Foote underwent successful abdominal tumor operation at Madison sanitarium and is recovering. Advent of Savior linked to Greek Jewish Roman cultures per Life and Epistles of Paul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.M. T. Richards
M. B. Church
Conybeare
Howson
Paul
Savior
Bethel News and Rumors from the Dane County Beat
Bethel social notes report Mrs. Christianson entertaining her father John Plackett of Lodi while Abbie McChesney lies very ill and may be taken to Madison Sanitarium. Percy Coville, once at Bethel Academy, is said to be married. Jennie Snow was ill with possible appendicitis. Bethe academy held a picnic at Powers Bluff despite rain. Meadow lands, unprofitable for hay, are being broken for other crops. Earl Johnson returned home badly cut after a car coupling accident. The “Bluff” Indians perform a multi day religious drum dance. Mrs. Foote underwent a surgical operation at Madison Sanitarium with Mr. Foote present. Hamilton Stein of Pittsville visited an old friend S. E. Pearl after recently burying his wife and caring for two small children. An Indian near Powers Run shot himself accidentally. recovery hopes exist.
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John L. Duilman
Mr. Dullman
Waupun
Lavee
Rev. Householder
Percy Coville
Bethel
Jennie Snow
Bethe Academy
Power's Bluff
Hamilton Stein
Pittsville
S. E. Pearl
Stein
Porter Shifts Trade Guernsey Heifer to Minnesota
In Richfield Clare W. Porter shipped a trade Guernsey heifer to Minnesota on Tuesday. Rev Family of Medford will preach here Sunday afternoon at 2:50. J A Pattle bought one of J M Homiston's Durock Jerseys. Henry Sherman sheared sheep for J M Homiston recently. William Wickman and wife attended the silver wedding of the latter's parents on Tuesday. Miss Dora Johnson completed a successful term of school and celebrated with a picnic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare W. Porter
Minnesota
Medford
Wm. Wickman
Dora Johnson
Arpin School Closes for Summer as Community News Briefs
The town notes the school will close Friday for the summer. Percy Whittingham and Mrs. Timkee recover from illness. Miss E Whittman plans a Stevens Point summer. Mulley and Winnebrenner visit from Grand Rapids. Mr and Mrs Winebrenner of Auburndale visit Ed Morris's family. A local ball game attracted many attendees with the Indians losing 12 to 7.
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Mrs. W. Winebrenner
Auburndale
Ed Morris
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Ina Damon
Eau Claire
Mrs
A. B. Phillips
Mrs. Ritchie
E. E. Ducklow
Henry Moon
Fond du Lac
Chas. Blake
Stevens Point
Club Boyer
Wm. Moon
Geo.Shreves
Nettie Welsh
Abbotsford
Roland Johnson
Colby
Ladies’ Aid Society
Wm.Fenhouse
Jennie Parrett
Ricer Lake
Harry Bodle
F. A. Allar
Clarence
Stellag Clark
Tomahawk
Cole
Carlson
Hansons
Will Schwartz
Wily
W.B. Parks
Kun
Phillips
G. W. Austin
Henry
Crawford
Colorado
Unity
Madison Sanitarium
Helena Foote
Foote
Mrs. Christianson
John Plackett
Lodi
Dane County
Abbie McChesney
Earl Johnson
Frank Foote
Madison
Richfield
J. A. Pattle
J. M. Homiston
Durock Jersey
Henry Sherman
Vesfer Wood Mfg. CO
Vesper, Wood CO
ARPIN
Percy Whittingham
A. Mulley and
C. Winnebrenner
Grand Rapids
A. Kleinheinz
Bran
Fancy
I Caane
A. C. Galloway and
C. M. Boyles
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