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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1905
Page
8
Best DAY promoter extols pure lead zinc linseed oil paint over lead and oil for durability and resistance to chalking. Claims zinc boosts oil retention, spreads more, and lowers cost per building. Each can bears a Chemists Certificate of Absolute Purity. Also notes summer stove care and storage at Trader's Exchange. Rev J H Palmer returns from vacation.
Buckner's store advertisement highlights a wide range of perfumes. The note emphasizes selection and shopping appeal for fragrance buyers.
Notice: hunting or trespassing on the farms will be prosecuted. Dr Ludlow staff offer eye tests and glasses fitting every Friday with guaranteed satisfaction.
Miss Elsie Fruits of Alamo visited Mrs. Charles Hunnings and a circle of local ladies picnicked at Miss Joy Ogle. The M F E church hosted a missionary tea. rain dampened concerts and crowds. Excursions to Marion and Kokomo were noted, plus preparations for the August fair with promises of orderly exhibits and family attendance.
The Fountain County Sunday School Association toured and noted interest in better methods while asking what becomes of those not at conventions. Fountain County population is about 25 000 with 6542 in school. 1904 Sunday school enrollment was 4525, about 15 percent of the population. Dr John Watson praised American Sunday Schools. The financial report shows total collections of 26.67 dollars. C E McClure secretary.
Mr and Mrs Parker Lindsey and son Howard and Mr and Mrs Fred Rowell spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs R M Lindsey. Little Harland Kelley has been quite ill the past week. Charles Gunn and Guy Alburn were out hunting Thursday.
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