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Spence and Plaut report county varied tidbits from multiple townships. The column covers social visits, small exchanges, and community events in a brisk, period-press tone.
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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1901
Page
8
Spence and Plaut report county varied tidbits from multiple townships. The column covers social visits, small exchanges, and community events in a brisk, period-press tone.
The Record notes Rev Newgent will deliver the baccalaureat sermon at the Presbyterian church on Sunday April 20. Mrs John How, sick for a year, is improving and able to be up. Mrs Elmer Lease Edna Board Nora Bogert and Rev Harris attend a missionary meeting at Lebanon. Rev Brown travels to Detroit Wednesday night for his father's illness. John Snyder moves to a newly purchased farm near Crawfordsville. Dr Heath leaves for Oakland Cal with friends’ good wishes. Born to Rev and Mrs Robert Harris a son in April.
Weather is fine and roads are good as residents report visits and events along the creek. Sunday dances at Wallace Salt and Reverend James Asbury drew large crowds with singing and benediction as residents travel from State Line and Danville.
Jersey milk advertised for sale at reduced prices with a sales contact at the Arlington Hotel. The notice invites buyers to visit and purchase. Signed by J G Myers.
The twenty second annual encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic Department of Indiana will be held at Logansport on May 15 16 and 17. Railroads offer one cent a mile, and attendees can enjoy parades receptions band concerts and fireworks with visits to local sights after the event.
New court cases listed include Rosa B Stall versus Edward M Stall for divorce Andrew Townsley et al versus William A Archey for debt Sheldon S DeLaney versus Louise Kermar for receivership Also noted are marriage licenses and real estate transfers under the county building section
The 310 acre Nebeker farm and stock were sold last week for 1610 dollars through J Roach Johnson Co. Charles H. Ously of Breetop will move in and operate the banner stock farm. Oddities include a society supper at Miss Adda Clifton’s home and a band benefit concert for the Presbyterian church featuring Gene LaHote.
Following the April term which convenes Monday in this city for five weeks a long vacation will follow. The Grand Jury for the April term includes Charles F. Twiddy Richland Benjamin I. Dotson Fulton John M. Glascock Jackson Ira L. Bonebrake Mill Creek James M. Myers Mill Creek John H. Henselman Troy. the Petit Jury lists James B. Crowder Fulton William Kitchey Davis William M. Foreman Shawnee Jacob Summers Davis W. B. Hilderbrand Logan Samuel H. Sowers Jackson Jacob H. Myers Cain John LaBaw Van Buren John W. Kaler Shawnee George W. Beverly Davis Allen Summers Mill Creek Arastus O. Inlow Jackson.
Wright and Gee invite buyers to visit the Wright block for threshing outfits heavy machinery and farm equipment. They recently closed a deal with Thomas K Ratcliff and supplied James Baldwin with a separator outfit from Nicholson Shepherd. Jasvee, an experienced salesman, will assist customers.
All church events are listed with times and venues including Baptist Wayne town visit, 5th Street Christian services, M E church 10 33 am subject, and Presbyterian 10 45 am 7 30 pm. Rev Os Carroll Kelley Whitford Waterman revs Fetters at Riverside School House and J L Sherrill Zion Waterman Mt Carmel schedule.
The first baseball game of the season is set for tomorrow between Danville High School and Covington High School. A large Danville delegation is expected and Covington supporters are urged to attend. Admission is twenty five cents.
A Veedersburg paper notes a local poplar bought for 75 dollars, claimed the county’s most valuable tree, though George Williams sold a larger poplar near Barkley Yerxes for 100 dollars. The piece highlights timber demand and profiles local people and business moves, including Prosecutor Clyde Wsand moving his office.
Benson's Plaster is hailed as the best external remedy with widespread use and 55 awards. The ad claims George Washington brands and sells a trusted product, available through Seabury & Johnson and all druggists with 25 cent postage on orders.
Charley Morgan from Perrysville seeks local preachers to organize a church closer than Covington. If unsuccessful, he plans to move to Coyington and start a business. He brings evangelists Ellmore and Elston who expect to turn the town upside down with their fluent sermons.
J A Lindley of Coyington Indiana markets large stock blocks in the Cripple Creek Colorado district. Cripple Creek output for 3900 reached 35000000 dollars, supplying three quarters of American gold, rivaling South Africa’s Rand. Board set a second allotment of treasury shares and raised price to two cents per share until May first.
A small ad offers 8 O clock E D Donaldson strawberry plants ready for setting out. Early and late varieties have been carefully selected for sale.
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