Local residents and visitors noted in Covington area happenings
Dr. George Rowland paints his Washington street home. Danville figures busy with business in Dane and Toledo. Mrs. Margaret RicMahon of Danville guests Mrs. Elizabeth Sullivan Thaureday. Mrs. Nelson Nebeker visits Covington reports improved health. Mrs. G W Williams camps at Turkey Run. Nina Spinning travels to Estes Park and Oklahoma City to teach. T A Clifton attends a blind school board meeting in Indianapolis. Will Gambril moves to Hammond to work for Standard Oil. Marion Livengood of Terre Haute visits Covington friends. Charles Brant of Indianapolis visits grandparents. Mrs Anna Johnson of Bloomington inspects Covington affairs. Lawson Gardner and wife visit Covington relatives. Gardner, brother of the late Lincoln Gardner, recalls changes in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Rowland
Washington Street
E. M Board’s
I. JT
Sellers
Dane
Alys
Margaret RicMahon
Danville
Steely McMahon
Elizabeth Sullivan Thaureday
Nelson Nebeker
Will Gambril
Hammond
Gambril
Standard Oil Company
O D. Redden
Marion Livengood
Terre ‘Haute
Charles. Brant
Indianapolis
Ais
Bert Hell
Anna Johnson
Bloomingdale
Lawson Gardner
Finardsville
Mery Gardner
Covington
Lawsen
Lincoln Gardner
Local Notes From Coal Creek and Nearby Areas
Mrs. C M Coggins travels west visiting Wichita and Denver plans three month absence. Attica shoe store opening noted. Loyd Webb leaves linotype work for Friend office. Various residents attend, visit, or move, with medical, barber, and retail updates and local events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. D. Redden
Cc. L. Steinbaugh
Len
Attica
Loyd Webb
Cooper Clifton
Linotype
Sid Walker
Loyd
Public Sale at Ray Residence Lemp Property
Public sale of household goods at the Ray residence in the Lemp property located 14 blocks east of the public square on Washington Street. Saturday August 2 1919 at 2 p.m. Items include chiffoniere iron bed wardrobe rug Davenport library table six dining chairs roll top desk sewing machine Kitchen Maid cabinet range refrigerator and various utensils. Cash payments to the highest bidder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray
Lemp
Public Square
Washington Street
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the Girl OF
Strand Comedy
Sessue Hayakawa
Seashimura, Togo
Matt & Jeff
Madge Kennedy
Ford Weekly
Dorothy Dalton
Vivian Martin
Geraldine Farrar
Gerd
Charles Ferguson
Wichita
Kans
Denver
Colorado
Ness
Lawrence Griffith
Terre Haute
Fred Griffith
Elcome
Engle & Evans
W. E. Browne
Ralph
Lew Dunlap
Russell
E. M. Board
Mont Faust
Chicago
Presbyterian Church
Wm Ryan
Harden & Crain
Fred Langless
Lewsader
R. H. Nebeker
Susie Wright
The
Leader
Bernadine Smith
Francis Bowers
Graves
Hill
Wm. Goldbach Jr
Gray’s “Department ‘Store
T. M. Coffine
Clara Devlin
Clerks
M. Mayer
Belles
W. A. Richardson
Hazel
A. P. Burnside
Nina Burnside
Chas
Albert Roberts
Wallace
Lee Philpott
Bert Hushaw
Petersburg
Roger C
Billy S
Streator
L R. Faust
Fifth and
Jefferson Streets
Republican Today
Mrs
Carl Swisher
Pique
Chisar
Rirs
Dunlap
John T. Higgins
Cayuga
Eugene
Ca Yoga
Mike
Necwapert
C. P. Miller
Ranteul
Irene Richeson
Hélen Peters
Alice Cartrap
Ruth Adamson
Frost Harden
Tree Spring
Perrysville
Sheriff Penta
Jeffersonville
William Morris
Charles D. Bond
Esther P. Johnson
A. L. Tidrick
Archie Brewer
Hattie May Hall
William Cheetum
Cecil Hines
Roy Keiser
Gessie
Cecil
Lakeview Hospital
Manford C. Joner
Jone
Lenore Hurst
Margaret
Cits
Joe Starkey
Cates
Peter Loews
Foster
Harry Wertz
James Copkins
Dick Cook
Veedersbore
William Carmen
Mellett
Charles Hoxtison
John F. Judy
Judyville
Gordon Ost
Faust
Guy Faust
Montezuma
Fred Board
Kentucky
Georgia
James Martin
Vinpire
Ball
the Friendly Tobacco
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