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Newspaper

Covington Republican

Location

Covington, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Apr 24, 1908

Page

3

New Hanover Inaugurates W A Millis June Ninth

President W A Millis will be inaugurated at Hanover College on Tuesday June 9 following his tenure as Crawfordsville and Covington school superintendent. Commencement occurs Wednesday with Hon James E Watson Rushville Republican nominee for governor delivering the address. The 1908 Hanover graduating class includes seventeen members.

W. A. Millis Crawfordsville Covington Hanover College Hanover James E. Watson Rushville

Ben Hur Officials Advise Western Route for Traction Extension

A Crawfordsville Journal report says A A Barnes S R Holt Ed Hawkins of Indianapolis and A E Reynolds C N Vancleave El P Baker Ezra Voris led a Ben Hur officials party to inspect possible western extension routes. They traveled by car through Yountsville Wayne town Hillsboro Veedersburg Attica Newtown, eyeing Danville Ill or Hoopeston Ill and later Chicago, with potential to boost Crawfordsville business and local employment.

Crawfordsville Journal A. A. Barnes S. R. Holt Ed Hawkins Indianapolis A. E. Reynolds C. N. Vancleave el P. Baker Ezra Voris Yountsville Waynetown Hillsboro Veedersburg Attica Newtown Crawfordsville Danville Ill Hoopeston Chicago Non St. Louis Cincinnati Fountain County

Fire Destroys Tremont Roof In Early Monday Blaze

Fire discovered on the Tremont hotel roof by Jack Franklin of Smith Elevator. Alarm given and bucket brigades responded. Sparks from a burning stove started the fire. the blaze was quickly extinguished with only slight damage to the roof of the ell.

Tremont Jack Franklin Smith Elevator

Labor Leaders Reassess Watson Record In Indiana

Cyrus E. Gallatin of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers says he believed Watson hostile to labor but now plans to verify his record in Washington. Gallatin, a Democrat, will campaign to inform members before taking any action, aiming to ensure fair treatment regardless of party.

Indianapolis Cyrus E. Gallatin Indiana State Legislative Board of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers State Library Watson Brotherhood of Railway Democratic Party

Ladies shirt waist suits at J Loeb's stores

Silk and wash goods featured in ladies shirt waist suits at J Loeb's stores offering stylish options for targeted customers.

J. Loeb’s

Attorney Voliva Opens Court in Newtown

Atty R N Voliva of Newtown visited the city Monday for the opening of court. He maintains an extensive practice across his end of the county.

Atty. R. N. Voliva Newtown

Cyrus Campbell Dies at About Sixty in Cain Township

Cyrus Campbell of Cain Township aged about sixty died at his home two miles west of Hillsboro Sunday evening after a short illness from pneumonia. Funeral services were held Tuesday at 2 p.m. from the residence with interment at Rockfield Cemetery.

Cyrus Campbell Cain Township Hillsboro Rockfield Cemetery

Shot Through a Finger in Shawnee Township Incident

Samuel Smith an 18 year old son of Daniel Smith living near the Reed place Shawnee township shot himself in the right index finger while trying to clear a dirty 22 rifle Tuesday forenoon. The ball passed through the finger breaking the nail center. He came to the city with his mother and was treated by Dr Buckner. He has no idea how the gun discharged.

Samuel Smith Daniel Smith Reed Place Shawnee Township Buckner

Life of Warren County Citizen Henry Houpt Ends Suddenly

Henry Houpt a well known Warren county resident living six miles north of town died near noon Monday in a hay rig accident. Returning from West Lebanon he fell from the wagon striking head and shoulders likely breaking his neck. He was about fifty and highly respected by many.

Henry Houpt Warren County West Lebanon

Covington Contestant Tops State Child Life Series

The Indianapolis Daily Star features Master Glen, four, son of Recorder Guy F. Spining and spouse, as Covington’s entry in the Child Life contest. The paper notes his photograph has drawn much attention and praise among state pictures of boys and girls.

Covington Indianapolis Daily Stars Glen Guy F. Spining

Methodist Church April 26, 1908 Schedule and notices

Sunday School 10 am preaching 11 am Epworth League 6 30 pm preaching 7 30 pm Prayer meeting Thursdays 7 30 Official Board meets first Monday monthly Ladies Aid Society meets third Thursday W F M S meets first Thursday Bend church Ladies Aid second Frank K Dougherty pastor Also ladies tailor made suits at J Loeb stores

Ladies Aid Society Ladies Aid Society of the Bend Frank K. Dougherty

First Presbyterian Church Service Plans by H K Fox

H K Fox Ph D minister will preach at 11 AM on Certainty in Belief and at 7 PM on the Charm of Christian Character Bible School is at 10 AM Morning worship 11 AM Evening 7 PM Mid week service Thursday 7 30 PM All welcome Hosiery available at Spence Smith and Spence

H. K. Fox Bible School

New Peanut and Popcorn Roaster Shipped to Gordon Ost

Gordon Ost received a new peanut and popcorn roaster from a Chicago manufacturer. He will dispense fresh roasted edibles from his store using the latest pattern.

Gordon Ost Chicago

Easter Observances Mark Covington Churches

Easter was properly observed in Covington with morn ing and evening services at protestant churches and tasteful floral decor. At the M E church the Third Quarterly Conference occurred with presiding Elder McKinsie delivering a strong sermon. Catholic services followed their custom with Lenton preparations observed leading to Easter.

Covington M.E Third Quarterly Conference McKinsie

Covington Letter Responds To Prohibition Card

Covington Indiana April 21 08 Mr Editor In answer to the absurd proposition in the pen on a card distributed around the city this morning which is inconsistent with reason and the dictates of common sense I will say that we will do just like the man did 40 years ago when he was manufacturing immense quantities of steel hoops for the ladies to wear and suddenly the fashion changed and he went into some other kind of business And so it is in Covington The fashion of running a saloon is being rapidly changed and then we are going into some other kind of business Respectfully GEORGE ROWLAND.

Covington Ind Epitor George Rowland

Township schools close. no commencement exercises this year

Most township schools have closed with no township commencement. A certificate of entrance will be given for admission to area high schools. High school commencements occupy attention as communities plan final exercises. J Loeb’s offers a large stock of ready-made ladies skirts in black and colors.

J. Loeb’s Atores

Assured Minstrel Show Promises Great Fun and Value

Advance seat sales for the K of P Minstrel are strong with management guaranteeing value. Practice work is satisfactory and unique stunts are being prepared for the American public. Seats are sold at VanDorn's drug store and demand suggests standing room will be tight.

K. of P VanDorn’s

Dr Rowland 638 Birthday Celebration and Veterans Meeting

Dr J W Rowland marked his sixty eighth birthday on Easter Sunday, the first Easter that fell on his birthday since 1848. Friends sent letters and gifts, and a dinner hosted by several guests followed. A G A R members plan a Decoration day meeting April 29 1908 at 7 30 p m to prepare services. Covington citizens urged to attend. Van Dorn s Drug Store promotes wallpaper for home beautification.

J. W. Rowland Esterday Eister Berg Frank Jones E.huebeker Mark Rogers Homer Sewell Herbert Rinn Miranda Luke Covington

Perryville Couple Wed by Justice Payton

William Donaldson of Perrysville and Ardric M Lindley of Coal Creek Idana married on Wednesday by Justice Payton. The groom, a railroad fireman with Chicago and Eastern Illinois, is twenty five. the bride is twenty. They will reside in Perrysville. Spence Smith Spence advertise Muslin Underwear at low prices.

William Donaldson Perrysville Ardric M. Lindley Coal Creek Idana Justice Payton Chicago & Eastern Illinois

Fire on Dr Spinning’s Roof Extinguished Quickly

A six o clock Thursday morning fire on the roof of Dr Spinning’s kitchen started from a spark on the shingle roof. The alarm went out but the blaze was snuffed by a water splash before the hose company arrived, causing little or no damage.

Dr. Spinning

All the latest and most stylish shade Suesine Sill

A fashion brief highlights Suesine Sill’s newest shade line blending modern tones with classic silhouettes in a bold seasonal push. The collection centers on versatile hues designed for urban wardrobes and chic evening events.

Spence, Smith & Spence

A Successful Easter Ball By Covington Company No.25 U R E P

The Covington Com pany No 25 U R E P staged a successful Easter week ball at Castle Hall on Tuesday night with strong attendance. Music by Ed Brandkamp of Crawfordsville and Leslie Spence drew praise and out of town guests included Irma Layton Rossville Ross Kinningham Danville Ruby Glover Lelia St Clair Isa Stambaugh Vera Reed Paul Wallace Henry Coats Chas Cronk Veedersburg. Spence Smith Spence notes appreciation for support and attendance. White Shirt Waists advertised 98c to 2 98.

Covington Company No. 25 Castle Hall Ed Brandkamp Crawfordsville Leslie Spence Home Sweet Home Irma Layton Rossville Ross Kinningham Danville Ruby Glover Lelia St. Clair Isa Stambaugh Vera Reed Paul Wallace Henry Coats Chas Cronk Veedersburg

Dr. J K Zinn Dies After Illness At Covington

Dr J K Zinn died at 3 am yesterday after ap pendicitis led to a partial operation and relapse. He moved to Covington in 1892 to practice medicine and was highly regarded. Funeral services set for 10 am Friday at the family residence on Third Street, Rev Dougherty officiating, with interment in Galenburg Michigan. The family and community extend their sympathy.

Covington Paneral Third Street Dougherty Galenburg Michigan Wabash

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Labor Methodist Church First Presbyterian Church Fletcher W. Boyd Dr. Rowland van Dorn Lindley-Donaldson Spence Smith & Spence Dr. Zinn O Spence, Smith & Spenes
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