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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1909
Page
4
In Kronburg a prince and Chancellor plot a staged elopement involving a mysterious woman to secure a crown. The plan calls for a lodge drive and a staged dinner as a pretense while they await the emperor’s response and aim to trap Leopold with a night telegram setup.
Leopold watches for the chancellor at Kronburg station as tensions over a visit to the prince’s hunting lodge surface. The emperor resolves to confront the chancellor and force forgiveness, while the chancellor presents his electric carriage and hurriedly explains his arrival.
Lillian Bort shown improving slightly at four years old with postcard. James A Meek in frail condition barely able to swallow. Wills Maple to hold public sale of household goods March 6 as he and family plan move to Dakota mid March. George Chronister, 75, dies at Worth home near Wabash on Feb 6 after moving to Silver Lake years ago. Horsemen 50 head go up and down at Whittenberger sale February 16, 1909.
Aaron Yates and his mother were Sunday visitors at the A. F. Meinert home east of town. Send your news items to the Rec oRD office. HE. M. Crouch, president of the Manchester college at North Manchester, was in town yesterday. James Henderson of Bedford, brother to Mrs. Earl Cline, has been seriously sick and underwent kidney stone removal. Mrs. Elizabeth Rhodes returned home last Saturday from Leesburg where she had been visiting at the L. OC. Wilkerson home.
Deputy sheriff J W Walburn serves southern Kosciusko County and papers in Wabash and Marshall counties. Jacob Rager has been seriously ill since Tuesday. Mrs Ezra Hamman returns from Battle Creek sanitarium. Stock sale at Hugh Tracy farm drew buyers. Whittenberger to auction 50 horses February 16 1909 in Claypool. Hazel Ruth of Claypool visits. Floyd Burt and wife visit from Warsaw. Miss Lillian Burt seriously ill.
Drea Charles Hower of near Roann visits town for several hours on Monday. Post cards of all kinds and prices offered at the RECORD office. Jacob Jontz and Miss Flossie of Columbia City visit due to Mrs Ina Homman’s serious condition. Miss Mabelle Jontz has joined the RECORD office staff. Whittenberger announces a horse sale on February 16, 1909 with 30 brood mares available.
Leopold travels by carriage with an old adversary toward the outskirts of a great town. The cold night air and scent of dying leaves mark a poignant, lingering moment before a planned confrontation with Von Bretis eet. Leopold wrestles with questions he cannot yet voice.
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