Gollmar Bros. united circus to perform at Covington Aug 3
Local boosters hype the Gollmar Bros. & Schuman combined shows coming to Covington on August 3 with free street parade at 10 30 am and other attractions. News notes frequent mentions of Loeb's Store sales on clothing and muslin under garments. Various residents travel or guest in nearby towns as heat persists and summer goods go on reduction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gollmar Bros. & Schumane
Covington
o“Dutchess
Golmar Bros. & Schuman
New United
Gollmar Bros. & Sehumans New United
Gollmar Bros
Wisconsin Free Press
Oconomow
Wis
Fought Over Again Was the Voliva Palin Case
Habeas corpus action before Judge Rabb reiterated the prior verdict awarding guardianship of Flora Moffitt to Robert Voliva. The Newtown dispute centers on custody after Flora was taken from the Palin home. Community sentiment backs Voliva though costs rise as Flora petitions to remove her guardian.
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Rabb
Robert Voliya
Newtown
Flora Moffitt
Voliva
Palin
Burned by a cigarette fatal for young woman near Tangier
Miss Fannie Parent sixteen living near Tangier died Monday from burns after her dress caught fire Sunday afternoon while returning from the burial of William Marsh. She jumped from a buggy with cousin Dennis Williams as flames spread. farmer William Osborn tore burning clothing from her but suffered injuries. The fire likely started from the lighting match or cigarette. Williams is grief-stricken. Incident occurred near Kingman. Also notes two veterans reunions: Company C 86th Indiana volunteers August 10 at Osborn Prairie church and Company NI 72nd Indiana volunteers August 9 at J H Beckley’s Newtown.
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Fannie Parent
Tangier
Burns
William Marsh
Dennis Williams
William Osborn
Williams
Kingman
Rev Marion Crosley to Lead Services at Court House
Indianapolis preacher Rev Marion Crosley will hold Sunday services at the Court House on August 4 at 10 45 am and 7 45 pm with talks titled What is Truth and The Lowest Hell and the Highest Heaven and What Becomes of the Worst man All invited Also notes a large street parade by Gollmarties and Schumans two shows at Covington on August 3 with 500 unable to enter the afternoon performance Daily Republic Taboot Wis
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Marion Crosley
Indianapolis
Court House
Gollmarties
Schumans
Daily Republic
Bataboo
Wis
Covington
Yellow Jaundice Cure Claim From Electric Bitters
Friends of M A Hogarty of Lexington Kentucky report his yellow complexion and jaundiced eyes improved after using Electric Bitters. He claims two bottles cured him and endorses the remedy for stomach liver and kidney troubles. Sold by LeRoy Allen, Druggist for 50 cents.
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M.A Hogarty
Lexington
LeRoy Allen
Surprise Birthday Feeds Friends for Elmer Harden
Last Friday marked Elmer Harden's birthday anniversary. Friends baked goodies and made ice cream all day and hosted a supper. A large mouse spoiled the surprise, but guests enjoyed the meal and Elmer ate his share. His exact age isn’t known, but he is in his 30s.
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Elmer Harden
Elmer
Will Rider Receives Card From Morris Herzog Aboard Mid Ocean
The Waynetown Despatch notes Morris Herzog mailed a card from mid ocean during his Germany trip to Will Rider. Herzog has little to report beyond a pleasant voyage, good health, and thoughts of old friends at home. He may be homesick. The Leader advertises muslin underwear at special prices.
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Will Rider
Morris Herzog
Germany
Mr. Herzog
Waynetown
Elopement and Marriage Tie Stella Blout to Reynolds
Danville reports Stella Blout eloped to Danville and married Charles G. Reynolds of Terre Haute after a delayed fast mail. Reynolds is a respected Terre Haute druggist and Stella, educated at Indiana State Normal, faced parental opposition over the union.
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Stella Blout
Danville
C. G. Reynolds
Terre Haute
Danville Press
Charles G. Reynolds
Frst
M. E. Church
E. B. Randle
Attica
Wabash Railway
Buffalo
Peru
Ind
Mayer Blout
Maurice
Ethel
Mayer Brout
Stella
Indiana State Normal
Reynolds
Sixth Street
Heat Takes Toll In City Residents And Local Sale
Prostration from the heat felled Mrs. Peter Demvas after a day of heavy ironing and she improved only gradually after medical care. David Hutson fainted in his yard and lay unconscious for a time before recovering. Mrs. Eliza Smith and Mrs. Hutson alerted neighbors as the scene drew a crowd. Robert Baker bought thirty seven two year old cattle from Nebeker and Remster, weighing around 1500 pounds each, shipped east via the Big Four.
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Peter Demvas
Eliza Smith
Hutson
Dave
Robert Baker
Nebeker & Remster
Bucklen's Arnica Salve Promises Quick Skin Relief
An old advertisement proclaims Bucklen's Arnica Salve clears sores blotches and pimples hiding beauty. It claims eruptions fever sores boils ulcers carbuncles felons vanish with use and guarantees cures for cuts corns burns scalds and piles. Available for 25 cents at Leroy Allens.
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Leroy Allens
Township Voter Counts Released Amid Clothing Ad
The county reports the number of voters per township from the trustee enumeration. A separate ad promotes reliable ready made clothing at Loeb's Stores.
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Loeb’s
Sam Simms Team Runs Away With Street Wagon
Sam Simms led a team that bolted on Washington street toward Luke Nebeker's corner. The near gray horse reared and dragged the wagon before bystanders stopped it. The animal suffered skinning injuries. Witnesses watched the Gollmar Bros. and Sehu mans united show in Covington with praise for their enterprise.
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Sam Simms
Washington Street
Luke Nebeker
Sam
County Teachers’ Institute to Meet at Covington High
The annual Fountain County Teachers Institute will be held at Covington high school starting Monday August 19 1901. All prospective winter teachers are required to attend all sessions.
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County Teachers’ Institute of
Fountain County
Covington High School
Salem church ice cream social August ninth announced
An ice cream social will be held at Salem church Thursday evening August ninth. Everyone is invited and a good time is expected. Also listed are names in the letter list for the week ending July thirty first, 1901 including Mr. Chas Ellison and Miss Elizabeth Falkner. A testimonial mentions Foley's Honey and Tar curing whooping cough.
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Salem Church
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Myrtle Monger
Crawfordsville
the Leader
Millard Rhodes
H. M. Steely
Danville, Ill
W. Crane
Clarabell Crawford
Brazil
Baby Lions
Gollmar Bros.& Schumans
Dr. Simmerman
Veedersburg
Wal Luke
Armstrong
Ill
Gollmar Bros. & Schuman
United
Harry Hawkins
Davis Township
John Evans
Chicago
W. A. Rovb
Leyi Lever
Z. T. Stearns
Shen
Sweet Orr & Co
Loach
Gale Cole
Iwale
Mississippi
Tennessee
Ble
Bette
Loeb's
Hick
City Steam Laundry
Trixie Harden
Wabash Township
Ivan Plant
Levi Lever
Taylor Prather
Lena
William Stevenson
Carl Hirshbeel
Mr. Smith
Vermillion County
Joseph Belton
Blanch Aughe
Cy Donaldson
Annie Vanleer
Sid Walker
Judge Rabb
Williamsport
Lee Allen
Emma
Georgia Diffenderfer
Commissioners’ Court
I. E. Leaconover
C. R. Milford
Voliya—Palin
Boggs
Prof. Hart
Ohio
J. Loeb
Pearly Randolph
Silverwood
Harry, Randolph
Will Smith
Tommy Crigler
Cayugs
Harry Randolph
E. V. Hocam
John Willis
Misa Maud Hocam
Elbridge Sisters
Golmar Bros. & .Schumans Tiple Circus
Nesses
Ently
Mrs. Orange Palin
86Th Regt
Osborn Prairie Church
Co H. 72Nd Re.Union
72Nd Regiment Ind
J. H. Beckley
Universalist Services
Ington
Mrs. Demoss
David Hutson
Davis
Jackson Township
Millcreek Penee
Logao
County Teacher's Association
Salem
Chas Ellison
Elizabeth Falkner
Elias Johnson
Will H. Myers
Mr. H. Waltz, Jr
F. W. Born
P. M
C. E. Dutton
Foley
Geo. de Cook
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