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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1908
Page
4
Fragmentary narrative describes a late night scene with the emperor and Miss Mowbray watching fireworks on a lake and sharing informal conversation. A ceremonial setting unfolds with a baroness host, a chancellor and Burke’s record consulted to reveal the Mowbray family lineage. The tone hints at arranged marriage pressure and social intrigue.
In Schloss Lynidilberg the grand duchess helps Ernestine prepare as Virginia contemplates a future with the emperor. Virginia dreams aloud of love while her mother questions the feasibility of marriage and the pivotal moment when he may declare his feelings.
William Dillman relocates to Abe Armey property in the northeast. Goldsmith & Boots advertises suits at six pounds. Christmas cards and local social notes fill the Record office, while Hayman and Carr return from Laporte travel. Continuation hint of a serialized tale closes the page.
Green hat and updated Goldsmiths offerings attract buyers at the RECORD office. Nelson Miller of Garrett visits G W Sherbondy and H A Ferree homes, while Goldsmiths and Boots note post cards and men’s suspenders on sale. Mrs Beare visits William Perry home after time with North Manchester relatives. Post cards, DaWitts Witch Hazel, and Christmas bargains featured. Mendala workers expect return in spring. Fresh seafood daily at Pearsons Restaurant.
Mr and Mrs Charles Evans return to Newport from North Manchester after being summoned by the death and funeral of Mrs Evans sister Mrs BE K Maurer. Rhodes was sick but recovered enough to work. Swick's reduction sale on millinery continues through December 2.
Little Marie Carr entertained her school teacher Miss Alda Lukens and Dorsey Butterbaugh and Phillis Underhill at her sister Mrs. E. M. Fuck’s home in East Silver Lake Tuesday evening. Goldsmith & Boots advertise suits and overcoats and a 470 pound hog was butchered at Getty meat market for George Ayers. Mrs. John Fitton and others attended the Mrs. Nagle funeral in North Manchester. Kennedy’s Laxative Cough Syrup is advertised as a gentle, nonopiate remedy sold by Rager.
Silver Lake records boast the largest postcard selection yet at the RECORD office. Emery Little, employed in South Bend, visited home from Thursday to Sunday evening. Guy Lukens and Percy Ball left Monday for California to seek work and plan to stay some time. Come see our line of men's top and rain coats. Goldsmith.
Mrs Isaac Mills of Macy returns home after visiting at Arthur Hively's. Miss Chine Haney returns to Hamlet. Mrs Jacob Flaney attends Mrs Nagle funeral in North Manchester. Local ads promote Field Fenes paint and remedies. Teachers from Lake township attend Warsaw association. The Record Office notes post cards and holiday shopping at local stores. W E Billings of North Manchester Journal visited the RECORD office on Thanksgiving. Local builders stock Brick and cement. Richardson Dry Goods in Warsaw advertises holiday specials.
Mrs Mary Dowling of 2288 Ave San Francisco testifies Electric Bitters cured her acute indigestion and boosts the system. She calls it the best remedy for stomach and liver troubles and says it aids female weakness. 50c at Ragers drug store.
The notice lists Gres Brethren preaching every alternate Sunday at 7:00 p.m. and prayer meetings Thursday evenings with Sunday School at 9:30 a.m. C. A. Spitler is the pastor. The Lutheran church offers preaching every alternate Sunday at 10:30 a.m. and 8:00 p.m. on the following Sunday, with Wednesday prayer meetings and YY PLC Sunday services at 7:30 p.m.
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