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Newspaper

Covington Republican

Location

Covington, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1912

Page

8

Local visitors and residents make weekend rounds

Miss Lenore Hurst and Margaret Voltz spent last week in Danville visiting friends. Harry Smail plans a modern residence on his eastern city lots. Mr. and Mrs. James Hill of Urbana visited relatives here. The Wilsons spent the weekend with friends in Rushville and Indianapolis. Prof. James Millis and wife of Chicago were guests of Mr. and Mrs. John B. Martin. Mrs. Albert Marlatt and daughter Laura of Indianapolis were guests here.

Lenore Hurst Margaret Voltz Danville Harry Smail James Hill Urbana James Millis Chicago John B. Martin Albert Marlatt Laura Indianapolis

Miss Kate Glascock Visits Then Returns Home

Miss Kate Glascock returns home at Kinningham after a pleasant visit with Mrs Roy Rodgers. Visitors include Miss Willa Rice of Corpus Christi Texas staying with her sister Mrs Fred Everd and family. Mrs Sarah Garner of Attica found dead in her bed. heart failure reported by coroner.

Kate Glascock Roy Rodgers Kinningham Willa Rice Corpus Crists Texas Fred Everd Sarah Garner Attica

Ladies' Aid Society Social At Methodist Church

The Ladies' Aid of the Methodist church held their monthly social last Thursday afternoon with a choice program. More than fifty members attended the gathering.

Ladies’ Aid Society of the Methodist Church

Imperial man and kin visit Ferguson family guests

Charles W Meeker and his wife from Imperial Nebraska arrived last Friday to visit David Ferguson his wife Mrs Ferling and other relatives and friends. Mr Meeker is David Ferguson's brother.

Charles W. Meeker Imperial Nebraska David Ferguson Ferling Mr. Meeker Mr. Ferguson

Parke County Pair Wed in City Amid Garden of Marriages

Jack Thomas of Parke county and Miss Cecil Ricketts of Cates were married in this city on Thursday of last week. The groom is 22, and this is his third marriage, his previous spouses having been divorced.

Jack Thomas Parke County Cecil Ricketts Cates

Ruth Isabelle Kerr to Wed Merle Martin Marlatt

Mr and Mrs Lew Kerr of Newtown announce the wedding of their daughter Ruth Isabelle to Merle Martin Marlatt at the Kerr home Tuesday evening September 2 at 8 oclock. One hundred invitations issued and the event is billed as a major social occasion in the community.

Lew Kerr Newtown Ruth Isabelle Merle Martin Marlatt

Coal for Stoves and Furnaces Offered by Allen Agency

R. C. Allen advertises NUT COAL and Best quality hard and lump coal formerly sold by the late Ed Richeson. The offer promises reasonable prices and help with winter coal needs. Prone No. 91.

R. ©. Allen Ed. Richeson

Mrs Roy Rodgers Hosts Anagram Party For Miss Kate Glascock

Mrs Roy Rodgers hosted a gathering of young women last Thursday afternoon for an anagram party in honor of Miss Kate Glascock of Kinningham. Four tables competed with Ber nice Livengod winning the prize with sixty points amid ice cream cake and nuts.

Roy Rodgers Kate Glascock Kinningham Bernice Livengod Lane Seaved

Local Officials Take Monday Trip Through West Lebanon Areas

Judge Schoonover Hon C W Meeker and others motored to West Lebanon Williamsport and Attica Monday afternoon for a pleasure trip. Clint Tyler of West Lebanon struck a cow on a motorcycle Saturday and was thrown into a ditch with serious but non fatal injuries.

Judge Schoonover C. W. Meeker Mark Rogers David Ferguson West Lebanon Williamsport Attica Clint Tyler

Coal and railroad shop ad and local notices

The notice invites orders for hard and soft coal in any quantities and provides a contact, Frank Hull. A personal note reports Dr J P Buckner and wife leaving for the Gulf Coast to seek relocation if climate suits them. Also mentions Frank Foust’s illness with kidney trouble and his return to work at the store.

J. P. Buckner Gulf Coast Frank Foust

Kaufman Family Notified of Ill Father’s Condition

Mr and Mrs Clint Kaufman received a message from LeRoy Iowa announcing the serious illness of I N Kaufman aged eighty two on Tuesday morning.

Clint Kaufman LeLoy I[il I. N. Kaufman Clint

Dr King’s New Life Pills Endorsed by Minister in Iowa

Minister H Stubenvol of Allison Iowa lauds Dr King’s New Life Pills for constipation calling them perfect and essential. Pills priced 25 cents sold at Irvin’s drug store. A brick road contract from Danville to State Line aims to connect Danville and Indianapolis boosting auto travel. A humorous note recalls Grandma’s old fashioned knitting contrasted with modern fashion trends.

Danville State Line Indianapolis

Covington Team Narrowly Loses to Dana Sluggers

Covington traveled to Dana Sunday and fell 2 to 1 to the husky sluggers of that ancient city. The Covington lads played well and weren’t ashamed of their showing. Manager Sid Walker, now leading Covington, says he plans to bring a fast team here for Sunday.

Covington Dana Husky Sid Walker

Divorce Action Brought in Putnam County Circuit Court

Fred Coornse of this city is the defendant in a divorce suit filed in the Putnam County circuit court. He was briefly married to Miss Mary Shaffer of this city. they separated and she returned to her mother. The plaintiff seeks a legal separation on grounds of cruel treatment and failure to provide.

Fred Coornse Putman County Fred Mary Shaffer

Mothers! Have Your Children Worms Kickapoo Adcard

An advertisement urges mothers to treat children for worms with Kickapoo Worm Killer. It claims to kill and remove worms, improve appetite, regulate stomach liver and bowels, and make children happier and healthier. Available from Kickapoo Indian Medicine Co Philadelphia for 25 cents by mail.

Kickapoo Indian Medicine. Co Philadelphia St. Louis

Danville Notes Covers Local Affairs And Appointments

Worth Reed attends to interests in Danville Thursday morning. Irene Acheson starts as office girl for Drs Wertz and Faust. City water analysis finds it very pure. Peter Harmon and wife return from a two week visit with union friends. E M Board promotes monuments and markers as Home Dealer. Republican call for a city hall reorganization meeting next Tuesday targets broad cooperation for an opposition ticket.

Fletcher's Castoria Ad and G. A. Law Melons Feature

A vintage ad notes children crying for Fletcher's Castoria while praising G A Law's home farm. George Law is described as a horticulturalist who grows fine watermelons and vegetables and values friendship.

G. A. Law George

Alfalfa Emerges as Promising Crop in Indiana

M. M. Young, a prosperous farmer east of town, reports a land parcel that yielded its third crop this year despite dry conditions. He says the alfalfa is now the finest pasture in the area and notes it is a dry weather cereal.

Indiana M. M. Young

Laborer Buried By Gravel Slide At Kickapoo Pit

Fred Cranfield a 28 year old laborer at the Kickapoo gravel pit in Warren county was buried Tuesday afternoon when an eight foot slide of gravel collapsed. Fellow workers attempted to rescue him but he died as his body was recovered. He was unmarried.

Fred Cranfield Kickapoo Warren County

Ice Cream Social for Stringtown U B U Church

The U B U church of Stringtown will host an ice cream social Saturday night September 6 in the yards of Austin Crowder for the church’s benefit. Everyone is invited to enjoy a pleasant evening with us at Stringtown U B U.

U. B. U. Church of Stringtown Austin Crowder

Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Praised for Quick Pain Relief

A testimonial from E.E. Chamberlain of Clinton Me claims Bucklen’s Arnica Salve immediately removes pain from bruises sprains burns and other skin injuries. He says it robs cuts of their terrors and that as a healing remedy it has no equal. Available for 25e at Irvin’s drug store.

Bucklen E.E. Chamberlain Clinton Irvin Ady

Lobsters and Crabs Teeth in Stomachs Explain Chewing

The text describes lobsters and crabs as rapacious eaters that always crave more. It states they have teeth in their stomachs to finish chewing swallowed food while their claws chew the next item they grab.

Nature

Boy Travels Coast on Automobiles

Twelve year old Henry Wheeling of Crawfordsville Indiana rode the entire distance on the rear of a transcontinental auto. Found wedged inside a large rear tire near Pomona thirty five miles east of Los Angeles. He rode for two months without spending a cent and was given a good dinner and comfortable ride for the rest of his journey.

Los Angeles Cal Henry Wheeling Crawfordsville Ind Pomona Here

What He Was Doing A Public School Visit

A story from George Otis Smith shows how easy it is to get truth by asking. A philanthropist asks urban schoolchildren what is the greatest virtue and what he is doing with his time. Johnny Smith shouts Butt in during the interaction.

George Otis Smith Geological Survey Washington Knowledge Johnny Smith Philadelphia Telegraph

London dazed man recounts chaotic street accident tale

An elderly passerby in a London street questions a dazed man who mutters a chaotic account. He describes a runaway boss in a brougham, collisions with a butcher's cart and a linen shop, a smashed carriage panel, and a near miss with a cab, fearing a serious accident.

London London Daily Mail

Dew origin puzzled pupils ends exam

An examiner visits a northern English school and asks what causes dew. After no answers, a pupil rises and explains that the earth’s daily rotation makes the ground perspire and dew forms. The examiner ends the proceedings.

Clean dress defense at dinner table

A father scolds his ten year old for finger eating and soiling her dress while praising her sister Irene who says her dress stays clean by wiping fingers at the bottom. The anecdote appears in National Monthly.

Irene National Monthly

Little girl predicts future farmer husband

In a brief exchange from Indianapolis News a young girl Jeannette in her first year at school loves milk. When she asks for a second glass her mother jokes she will marry a farmer. Jeannette surprisingly confirms she expects Charles Robert to become a farmer.

Jeannette Charles Robert Indianapolis News

Best Preparation for Matrimony Prompted Courtin Joke

A solemn Irish bishop questions a class of girls on the best preparation for matrimony. A girl answers with humor that “a little courtin” is best, delivering a light moment captured by the New York Journal.

Ireland New York Journal

Mrs Blitherton in Constant Call to Husband

Mrs Blitherton is described as deeply in love, phoning her husband at least a dozen times daily. The Chicago Record-Herald notes the persistent calls hinting at her suspicions and devotion.

Unclear Crime Origin Stumps Wisconsin Police

The Wisconsin State Journal notes a detective remarks on a peculiar aspect of an unidentified crime. Police chief asks what is queer about it and investigators say there is no indication the crime began in a saloon.

Wisconsin State Journal

Untimely Hour Delays Return Home After Office Work

Mrs Gnngaway laments 1:30 o'clock return, while her husband explains a detainment at the office making out statements. The judge notes this task as part of the delay.

Contractor Debts: Husband’s Business Questioned

A New Orleans Times-Democrat item records a fragment where questions about a husband’s line of work yield only the answer Contractor and debts, reflecting a terse exchange on a personal matter.

New Orleans Times-Democrat

Marriage Talk Sparks Difference in Gibbs Quips

A brief Gibbs exchange highlights how marriage changes perceptions and opinions, prompting comments on difference and irony. The dialogue reflects a pointed social observation from a Boston Transcript snippet.

Gibbs Boston Transcript

Also Mentioned on This Page

Mary Hart Lafayette E. W. Richeson Fred Johnk Belle Bilsland Leslie Snell Nelson Nebeker Geo. Bostic Danville, Nl Enoch Romine Frank Hull Worth Reed Irene Acheson Drs. Wertz Faust Peter Harmon Onio E. M. Board Fletcher Ice Cream Social Munchausen England Continent Mienara L.P. Little Enterprise Flour William Dennis United States Tire Co Detroit M. Mayer Jehu D. Martin Pearl and Eighth Streets Covington, Ind Wabash Portland Wabash Portland Cement Co Mich Stroh D. J Eung & Co
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