Noblesville Goes Dry by Majority in City Vote
Local notes report Noblesville adopted Prohibition last Saturday by a ten vote margin. The column covers residents visiting Covington, sales at McMahon’s yard, a cement and cedar post delivery, and various town happenings from church and school closings to marriages and local trades. It notes oil, clothing, and coffee vendors, plus a forthcoming granite and marble design visit by E M Boorp. It ends with river flood warnings and an anticipated strong shovelfish season.
Covington Notes and Local Updates Include Illnesses and Property Sale
Bugs Board reports Homer Sewell remains home with walking typhoid fever about four weeks and shows some improvement. J W Brissey traveled through on the Chicago division Big Four train from Muncie, noting Covington hills appear natural. For sale block on corner 6th and Crockett streets known as Dr Hicks property. best offer sought by W R Massey & Son. J W Aldridge, senior in Chicago Physicians and Surgeons college, home with parents. class to graduate in June with 146 members. Col Wes Elwell visited from Yeddo. Elmer resting at home under parental care showing improvement but greatly reduced by rheumatism.
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Homer Sewell
J. W. Brissey
Chicago
Big Four
Muncie
Covington
6Th and Crockett Sts
Ind
Dr. Hicks
W. R. Massey & Son
K. of. P
J. W. Aldridge
Physicians and Surgeons College
Col
Wes Elwell
Yeddo
Elmer
P N Cox of Fountain and local notes across town
Fountain resident P N Cox came down Wednesday morning while Zitted McMahon advertised Saleen on Saturday April 12. Miss Onaisond from St Louis visited Mrs Will Zimmerman and family. D F Smith buys Tamson Shanklin property. Linoleums cheaper at M Board's. Local clubs hosted. birth of ten pound boy to Ollie Harden. river rose due to rain. commissioners held regular session and Shawnee road let to Cunningham. Veedersburg saloon cases heard. J Bilsland will probate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shawnee
Cunningham
Veedersburg
Hogs and cattle for sale after flood hits Brooks county
Greely Howell moves into Dad Martin’s vacated property as flood recovery continues. Local option results leave Benton county townships dry. Hart Schaffner & Marx outfits featured at The Leader. River recovers, autos from Danville observed, farm work delayed with oats unsowed. Rail service resumes, Wabash train back after flood. Nova health boosts noted for Cox family. Losses at Bend bottom farm include about 2000 bushels of corn spoiled by floodwaters.
Klassy Dry Klothes Kleened Cleaning Notice
A dry cleaning service advertises ladies and gents cleaning and pressing. Customers are directed to leave orders at Ridge Barber shop on the west side square.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridge Barber Shop
West Side Square
Summers Burying His Wife and Return Home
W. W. Summers of Columbus Ohio returned home Monday morning after burying his wife Eva Hunt Summers. Friends expressed deep sympathy for his loss. George Thompson, son of Wm Thompson the north side barber, is reappointed principal of Lincoln school Crawfordsville for another year with a higher salary. Thompson has taught at Lincoln for three years and earned approval from the school board, reflecting his recognized instructional ability through a raised salary without request. He is a Covington high school and State University graduate.
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W. W. Summers
Columbus
Ohio
Eva Hunt Summers
George Thompson
Wm. Thompson
North Side
Lincoln School
Crawfordsville
Thompson
Covington High School
The
State University
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Covington and He
Noblesville
W. G. Boyd
John A. Wilt
Hillsboro
E. M Board For Monuments
Irene Balcom
Remington
John Boyd
Perrysville
Mr. Boyd
Robert Moody
Lower Warren
Charles Printy
McMahon
Earnest Andrus
Chicago Medical College
Enoch Robbins
Cates
Thomas E. Campbell
Marie Holmes
Attica
Danville
Guy Haas
van Buren
Mary Brighs
W.R. Massey & Son
David Burton
D. J. Young & Co
T. M. Meeker
Board of Commissioners
O. W. McGaughey
Marble
E. M. Boorp
Dan C. Reed
Herman Briggs
Dan
J. A. Barnes
First National Bank
Marx Herzog
Goshen
David Plaut
Hart, Schaffner & Marx
Leader
M. A. Prather
Rileysburg
Sam Martin
James Cline
Hugh Sheridan
Mr. Cline
Ed. Daller
Daller Heights
Chase & Sanborn
Paul C. Board
Kraze Coffing
Indianapolis
P. N. Cox
Fountain
Miss Onaisond
St. Louis
Mrs
Will Zimmerman
D. F. Smith
Tamson Shanklin
M. Board’s
T. E. Rainier
Booklovers’ Club
Ollie Harden
Anagram Club
Dr. Sailor
Cornelus Kilby
Peter Harmon
Indiana
John Bils
Greely Howell
Dad Martin
Woman’s Club
W. B. Coffing
Benton County
Seward H. Bush
Jess DeHaven
Phronia Bender
Effie Brown
Ben Hur
Ruth Miles
Lafayette
EK. M. Board
Tom Shanklin
Charles Robb
Sprankle
Republican
Wm. Cox
Margaret Hitchens
Boloxi
Miss
Billy
Ben Bilsland
Ya cAeesn
Emul
Scott
Sooty
Scorr & Bowne
Bloomfield, N.J
Rug Sales
M. Boord
Covington, Ind
Enterprise Flour
William Dennis
Jehu D. Martin
Pearl and
Eighth Streets
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