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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1908
Page
4
The scene shifts as Lady X and Danilo clash over reproaches and past partners. She questions his ties to others while he coyly dodges, with the orchestra playing a dreamy Viennese waltz in the background.
In a moonlit garden scene Natalia Popol and M de Jolidon plan a farewell chat in a summerhouse as Natalie wrestles with loyalty to her husband and a forbidden romance. Amid gossip and surveillance, De Jolidon presses for a final interview while Popoff and others scheme to uncover the widow’s betrothed.
The ambassador schemes to spy on two figures near a summer house. Nish complies with orders to circle the building and check for another exit as tension rises over an unseen lady and a gentleman, while Popoff and Tam plot a playful surveillance.
Paul Wilkie and his son visited the W H Kern home for the weekend. Harry Groninger called at the State capitol. A H Bowen visited Warsaw. Charles Beigh stayed with the N M Getty family from Claypool. Miss Anna King traveled to Cleveland to visit relatives. W A Swihart went to Chicago to buy goods.
A crowd of notices and small items fill the page. Wil Ebert presents a sample cherry box via Mrs W H Boulton who summers with her son Rev M E Boulton at The Dades Oregon. Mrs Hiram Vandorn dies near Barket from stomach cancer. The Record office touts the largest post card collection with prices. The M E Aid Society market is planned for July 18 offering hot chicken noodles pies cake doughnuts and bread. Charles King of Kentucky visits near the Reese home. Local threshing and wheat marketing continue. Kodol advertised for stomach trouble and sold by Roger. Mrs Amanda Whittenberger and Lizzie visit Warsaw. Beulah Mote visits Eva McGlennon. M E Aid Society hosts a 6 pm dinner with 28 guests including out of town visitors.
Ed Braude advances the poultry and egg packing house on West Main Street with foundation and cement floor begun. The 14 by 100 foot building layout is shown. Postcards and new designs arrive at the RECORD office. J A Meek's health improvement fuels hope for cancer treatment.
A wagon carrying loaded wheat lost several bushels when the endgate latch failed. Local items include business spots for fresh bread, a Milford baseball game, and notices of illness and accidents. Grandma Leckrone improves after illness at home.
Mr and Mrs L W Caldwell visit the Jaques home. Mr Caldwell attended the Denver convention. Daily reports more on local life with notices of Post Cards and records. Lying southeast of the city a lawsuit against Justice of the Peace Charles Martin of Wabash for robbery and grand larceny is described. Five others fined for illegal fishing near Laketon. Mrs Charles Rager Chloe Tianey and Lukens sisters from Hamlet visited Jacob Haney at Silver Lake and stayed briefly with Glayds Haney.
DeVee Paints the earth and is described as a household word. Consumers are told to seek DeVee for good paint sold exclusively by The Claypool Lumber & Oval Co.
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