Local notices and arrivals in Hillsboro area week
Note J Loeb's new display ad this week. Jim Warrick of Dayton visited Wednesday. See our Bugs. M Board. M Herzog transacted business in Hillsboro Tuesday. William Cline from Gessie visited Wednesday. Dr Pollom from Darlington came Tuesday evening. Lucas from lower Warren visited Wednesday. See E M Boorp for granite or marble designs. Riley Massey improving on East Washington Street. Dust on streets this week frightful. Mrs Hiram Carter of Hillsboro visited relatives over Sunday. Mr and Mrs Will Madigan from Veedersburg Tuesday. If mortgage exemption not filed, do it today. Mrs Sam Groves of Terre Haute visited. Mrs John Will of Hillsboro visiting her mother Napier. Ed Rainier bought a 1913 Ford Roadster delivered Tuesday. For granite or marble work see E M Board The Home Dealer. W J Mellett and Sam Quiggle of West Richland here Wednesday morning. A Lemp slightly improved with little hope of recovery. Rodger McMahon has spent past two weeks taking city school enumeration.
Fight at Methodist church ends with KO and fines
Last Thursday night Herman Koebler struck Lyle Hegg with a sand bag near the Methodist church. Hegg rose to fight, Koebler was drunk and overmatched, leaving Koebler with one sling arm and two black eyes. The mayor fined him and Danville authorities noted the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Koebler
Lyle Hegg
Hegg
Koebler
Herman
Danville
Ready Made Clothing Ad Promises Tailored Fit
Our ready made clothing sold by us including a 82500 suit or $1.00 pants is made to our order. Some bargain hunters regale themselves by taking what is left or has been returned for imperfections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ig Perfections
Local visitors and community notes from Zanesville area
Rev Cobern and wife of Zanesville Ohio arrived Tuesday as guests of Dr Andrus and wife. H L McGurk and family of Terre Haute visited over the past week in their new car. Morning noon and night Chase Sanborns coffee only at Paul C Hoard's. Trustee Cuaries Dicken has nearly finished his school enumeration for the year. The township population is not growing rapidly. If a job is in sight take it for yourself if possible. if not, help fellow businessmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cobern
Zanesville
Ohio
Andrus
Chase & Sanborn
Paul C. Hoard
Cuaries Dicken
Wabash Township Visit Highlights Local Weather Losses
John E Mendenhall and son from Wabash township visited the city on Wednesday. Mr Mendenhall reported losing considerable feed during recent high waters. Mrs Frank Patterson and children of Danville visited Shaw family and returned home Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E Mendenhall and Son
Wabash Township
Mendenhall
Frank Patterson
Danville
Tse
Shaw
New Road Hearing Near County Farm Road
Viewers reported favorable on a new road a mile north of town through the David Ferguson land west from the county farm road to Sand Gill. Mr. Ferguson was awarded $300.00. the road was requested by Napper Bilsland and others. The hearing will be at the next commissioners meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Ferguson
Sand Gill
Ferguson
Napper Bilsland
Covington notices and social rounds mix in local column
Isaac Clawson moves to Danville Illinois and Mrs. Wm Cox hosts Woman's Club this afternoon. Miss Blossom Board hosts Girls Thimble club Monday. A 50 acre farm for rent near Covington offered by W.R. Massey & Son. Several residents travel, visit relatives, or attend events in Veedersburg Vincennes Indianapolis Hillsboro and Chicago. Covington council plans a clean-up day and local business promotes Chase and Sanborn coffee.
Local Notes and Upcoming Events in Covington Area
Trustee Waggoner visits from Mellott and the State Fair set for September week. Illness and funeral visits tied to Danville and Lafayette. Arbor Day observed at Covington schools with tree planting. Local church services held. Court opening attended by C F McCate. Seed corn sales and home industry promotion by D J Younes & Co Covington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. J. Younes & Co
Covington, Inc
Frank Gregory Recommitted After Whiskey Incident
Frank Gregory was recommitted on Saturday after traveling to Veedersburg to buy two quarts of whiskey. He buried one bottle and drank it, was arrested, and his sister paid his fine. He dug up the other bottle and became drunk again but is now laid up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Gregory
Veedersburg
Vinol touted as strengthener for old folk in ad
An advertisement claims Vinol cod liver and iron tonic helps older adults by rebuilding wasting tissue and boosting digestion and circulation. It asserts Vinol reduces cold risk and pneumonia and cites an eighty year old Alexander Hamilton as praising the product. If Vinol fails to build strength, money is refunded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Hamilton
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. Loeb
Jim Warrick
Dayton
M. Board
M. Herzog
Hillsboro
William Cline
Gessie
Dr. Pollom
Darlington
T. Ek. Lucas
Lower Warren
Marble
E. M. Boorp
Riley Massey
East Washington Street
Hiram Carter
Mrs Will Madigan
Sam Groves
Terre Haute
John Will
Mrs. Napier
City
Ed. Rainier
E. M. Board
W. J. Mellett
Sam Quiggle
West Richland
A. Lemp
Week
Rodger McMahon
Fletcher
H. L. McGurk and
Mother Gray
Mother Gray Co
LeRoy, N.Y
Scott
Scott & Bowne
Blogmfeld
N. J
Isaac Clawson
Danville, Ill
Woman’s Club
Wm. Cox
M. Board’s
Kate Diffenderfer
Vincennes
Irving Webster
Miss Blossom Board
Thimble Club
Covington
W.R. Massey & Son
Anna Wolfe
F. W. Boyd
Indianapolis
Melissa Nebeker
Frank Hurst
Chicago
6Th and Crockett Sts
Ind
Dr. Hicks
W.R Massey & Son
K. of. P
Mary Roberts
Attica
Owen Butcher
Mary Gardner
Wm. Brant
A. J. Orahood
Boord
Paul C. Boord
Paul Strecker
Gene Bodine
Homer McDonald
Frank Little
Donald Halli
Covington High School
Lloyd Ireland
Jos. Wilkey
Ana Gram Club
North Fourth Street
Waggoner
Mellott
Dick Sheaks
H. Y. Mercer
Geo. R. Jackson
Forest Ward
Lafayette
C. L. Myers
Crawfordsville
W. G. Myles
Rheub Miles
Rheub
J. W. Death
Mark O. Smith
R.F.D
J. C. Abdill
William Foster
C. F. McCate
C. W. Printy
Baptist, Presbyterian and
Methodist
George Thompson
A. E. Campbell
Ritchey-Williams
Ruth Adamson
The
Teachers’ College
J. M. Adamson
Rug Sales
M. Boord
Tharp & Price
N. W
Covington, Ind
Enterprise Flour
William Dennis
Jehu D. Martin
Corner Peak and
Eighth Streets
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