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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1912
Page
5
A farmhorse is offered for sale. The Women’s Club meets with Mrs. J. P. Buckner. Theodore Points visited from Attica to pay taxes. C. H. S. events will continue at Valley Farm on April 26. Miss Elizabeth McComas returns from Lagro. A splendid refrigerator is for sale by Mrs. A. B. Carter.
Mrs. A T Livengood hosted the Inter Nos Thimble Club at her home Thursday afternoon. Lost gold rimmed glasses in an aluminum case were found and may be returned to E H Nebeker for a reward. Call C E Kincade for monument placement before Decoration Day. G A R Post calls a meeting May 4 at 2 pm in the high school auditorium seating 450 with 300 reserved. Mr and Mrs Harry Duncan of Brazil visit relatives in the city. Catholic church ladies plan an exchange at Jonny McDonald's store May 4. Doctor Longacre is available for sick animals.
Elizabeth Sullivan was called to Danville due to her mother's illness and returned Friday after her mother improved. Advertisements urge seasonable spring and summer hardware from M Mayer. Monument and mausoleum services offered. E Kincade in Danville lists phone 2373. Lafayette Gravel Co promotes concrete gravel and related construction services. Aaron Applegate of Yeddo visited to pay taxes and discuss Republican duties.
A brisk retail note touts new arrivals and tailored goods with emphasis on very reasonable prices at J Loebs Stores.
A. J. Orahood and Pearlie Orahood two Democrats from Wabash were in the city Wednesday to look after interests. They called on the editor for old acquaintance sake and expressed pleasure at the visit hoping more would come.
A stock on the floor to select a monument of any kind is advertised in Danville, with C. E. Kincade and Dye & Kincake named as contacts for the offering.
David Shuff and his family moved to Attica for the summer to work two at a car coupling works and another on Bill Young's farm. Mr. Shuff left part of his goods at the previous residence.
Miss Crystal Graham left Saturday for Hillsdale Michigan to take a position in a printing office. If satisfied with the town and job she will stay. otherwise she will return to the farm.
Worth Reed spent Sunday in Lafayette with his family returning Monday morning. Dick Blue of Danville visited here Friday and Saturday. E. M. Board sells granite and marble with late designs and pleasing results. Miss Merle Redden returned to Veedersburg after visiting here. Dan C. Reed and Herman Briggs of Attica came in with Herman's new car to look after local interests.
Glen Doran and Miss Fiossie Booe of Veedersburg received the necessary permit and were married in the clerk’s office Thursday morning with Squire Hoover officiating. The Rev Strecker’s Sunday sermon drew timely lessons from the Titanic disaster.
A choice lot of seed potatoes is now available at the market with Ost and Davis, Arthur Clark, and Walter Hardesty forming a carpentry and contracting partnership. They are noted as skilled workers expected to attract public patronage.
Men and women seeking comfort fit and wear in knit underwear for spring and summer are urged to buy the Munsing at Loebs Stores.
Ticket notices urge reservation for the senior play with 150 seats available at the door.
Last Thursday Judge Schoon granted Effie B. York a divorce from Myron York. Effie receives custody of their infant child and Myron must pay $10 per month for support. The court found reconciliation out of the question.
Judge Joseph Rabb and his wife spent Sunday in the city, greeting old friends and conducting legal business. A long-time figure in the county, Rabb has served as judge of the Fountain circuit court for 24 years and stayed with Attorney Lucas Nebeker and William Cox and family during the visit.
The notice advises visiting Bk. M. Boord of The Home Dealer before the deadline of May 380 h to place a monument or marker on a cemetery lot. The guidance emphasizes arranging memorials promptly through the relevant dealer.
A Nebraska man credits Electric Bitters with restoring strength after long illness. The ad claims the tonic tonifies the stomach, cures indigestion, improves appetite, and builds blood and nerves. Sold by Irvin & Willard's, Republican office for job work.
Od Winter era ends as spring returns and renovator Johu D Martin with 46 years of experience offers house painting and wallpapering services in Covington Tennessee corner Pearl and Auburystreet. Sample wallpapers available for both old and new customers with workmanship guaranteed.
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