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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1910
Page
7
A compact roundup of daily notes mentions visits and errands by residents in Covington and surrounding towns. Mentions include Miss Bertha Owen visiting Ruby Hull, George Kerr doing business in Cayuga, Freman Dice from Veedersburg, and Mrs. Homer Sewell improving after illness. Also noted are sales pitches for paints and lamps, fresh salt supply, and local social visits.
Attica mayor and C F Lowe & Sons conducted city business Tuesday while mushroom growers report large yields and fishermen reel in big catches. Lannie Cox from Fountain comments on Democratic nominations as Colapsable Go-carts arrive. April circuit term opens with no sensational cases. Ed Mayer and party tour Cates for business. Mrs Sailor’s kin visit. taxes paid by West Richland farmers Mellett and Quiggle. Senour’s Floor Paint promoted. a Danville wedding unites Jos Steely and Nina Meskar last Thursday.
Two months remain until Decoration Day. If you have an unmarked grave, contact E. M. Board and order at once by calling phone number 1.
M. Board plans to relocate his entire furniture stock to the Wright block soon and intends to rebuild at his current site after the move.
Kid DeHaven departed for Atlanta Sunday noon to report for the season. Arista has shown promise and seems likely to be heard from this season.
Strawberries suffered heavy losses from the early week frost killing the forward bloom. VanDorn's drug store offers paints wallpapers and cleaning supplies at low prices. Mrs Nellie Board and her children Clyde Blossom returned from Omaha last week. Clyde remains ill. Mrs Wesley Sprankle is very ill in St Elizabeth Hospital Danville with feared stomach cancer.
Desirable city lot offered for sale near the M E church. For details contact Dr T M Henderson at box 42 Pendleton Oregon.
The Blythe brothers recently moved to Dakota and settled near Colton. They own 325 acres of land to farm and are well pleased with the country and prospects.
Advertising line offering any kind of horse bill printed at the office with favorable prices and abundant cuts. Newsroom slogan-style note emphasizing ready availability of various formats and illustrative cuts for horse bills.
Mrs. Galbreath is very ill. Mrs. M. J. Cadwallader, Ira Cadwallader’s mother, dies. services today. Frank Hyatt’s Chicago relatives respond to his death. Rev. Dougherty to conduct Ida Pratt’s funeral. Pratt linked to Jamestown parish. For sale: Covington homes with small cash down and easy terms via Atty. L. P. Little.
Trustee Waggoner of Richland visited Tuesday to look after county interests. He expresses pleasure with the Republican outlook and believes a real old fashioned mass convention might benefit the party this year.
Dr. John H. Palmer former pastor now in North Manchester after transfer from East Chicago Indiana. He is described as a strong pastor and expected to do good work in his new field.
The Republicans of Indiana's Ninth Congressional District will meet in Lebanon on May 24 1910 at 10 am to choose a congressional representative. Delegates are based on Taft 1908 vote totals with counts listed for Boone Carroll Clinton Fountain Hamilton Howard Montgomery Tipton. Delegates in each county to be chosen May 14 1910. By order of the district committee George H Paleer, Chairman.
Willard Remster quotes a street corner exchange about hogs corn and loans under Mr Cleveland’s administration. He recalls selling 24 hogs at seven dollars a hundred to Mr Herzog and 500 bushels of corn at 50 cents, and borrowing $1000 at 6 percent. He praises Senator Beveridge while opposing Taggart and Lamb, and states a voting plan.
A tribute notes David Burton as one of the most effective advertisers. It credits his trade to advertising in a medium that reaches the people and delivers clear value. The narrator also commends Mr Barton as a considerate, gentlemanly businessman who operates on solid business principles.
Prof Moulton of Kansas City, noted mental scientist, will speak Tuesday night April 27 at the M E church. The lecture opens a course on the science of mind covering brain building senses, disease care by mental power, cure of addiction, child guidance, and business health education.
Card of thanks expresses gratitude to neighbors and friends for help during illness and death of their son and brother. The Hyland family pledges to assist others in misfortune and signs as Mr and Mrs Richard Hyland and Family.
The Woodbury Drug Company in Danville Illinois marks its fifty year Golden Anniversary. The firm credits steady adaptation and enterprise for longevity. It is hosting a corn contest tied to the Danville Fall Festival with prizes from corn weighing near the largest ear. The contest closes May 7 and is free to all participants.
The April term of circuit court opened Monday with most attorneys present and trials unlikely this week. New cases include Albert Sawyer vs John W Hess foreclosure H C Yount for plaintiff petition to adopt abandoned child Perry Moore vs William B Young and Covington Southern Railway debt C W Dice John H Fowler vs Charles A Farr debt V E Livengood for plaintiff H C Yount for defendant CR Milford for Van Camp Hardware & Iron against Elijah B Westfall debt William A Moore vs Amanda Bonebrake et al suit to quiet title Claude Philpott for plaintiff.
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