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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1907
Page
6
Advertisements announce paving on Fourth Street and various sales and events. Burton promotes hats neckwear and window shades while J Loeb’s Stores features boys suits and other goods. The M E church ladies schedule a rummage sale on April 26 27 and a chicken supper on April 13. Read local shop ads for prices and offerings.
Notice from Pythian Sisters calling meeting of Wabash Temple No. 167 on Saturday evening April 13 at 7 30 pm for business of importance relating to the convention in Williamsport on April 17 Frances Harter M E C
The W C T U of the city will meet at Mrs Lindsey Coleman’s home Friday evening April 12 at 7 o'clock. Time changed from Monday to Friday, and a good attendance is requested.
Four residences within two blocks of business area and four blocks from the courthouse, currently rented and expected to rise in value as the district grows. Lot offers 235 feet frontage and strong profit potential. Send your offer to E M Cosat at 701 Gilbert Street, Danville Illinois.
W. S. Dougass, Homer Bush and Charley Bushman were in Covington on Saturday. Mrs. Hugh Shaffer of Attica visited Fountain on Friday. J. M. Hopkins and wife were in Covington on Friday. Gorge Shaffer and family of Warren county were in Fountain Sunday. Mrs. James Foreman of Attica visited relatives here last week. Frank Benamire was in Covington on Tuesday. Joe Cox spent Sunday with F.
Sunday will be election day at Sunday School due to rain keeping last week’s session from meeting. Frank Benamire and wife visited Attica, and Frankie Watts worked at the stave factory Tuesday. The Watts child is reported improving while several Fountain residents met relatives in Danville and Attica.
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