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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1900
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Covington estates and Fridays with endings about continuance and discontinuation. No clear people, organizations, dates, or events are readable to confirm specifics. The fragment suggests a legal or notice like matter but lacks actionable details.
A varied roundup from a court scene features several items of public interest. Judges consider new motions and discuss cases involving local matters, business disputes, and civil actions.
The Corridors and Chambers column details Monday court sessions in Batley with cases on estate filings, chattel motions, and public notice. It lists names of defendants and plaintiffs in delinquent debts, real estate transfers in Fountain County, and new filings since the last report including partition suits and trustee actions.
Mr. and Mrs. A F Miller celebrated their wooden wedding Monday at home on North Third Street with a large gathering of relatives and friends. A notable luncheon and various entertainments followed as attendees praised the hosts. the list of guests included C E Fowler James Ashe D W Spence Chas E Starr and many others from DeLand and nearby communities.
A rural notice reports a mother’s baby starving for fat and medicine, with Emulsion of Cadaver Oil cited as the only apparent aid to save the infant. The rest of the text lists numerous local names, travels, visits, and errands of residents in and around Danville and surrounding towns.
Wie Wo Layton and Hub McGeorge disguise themselves this week as friends claim Layton shaved his mustache before a Thanksgiving turkey incident. McGeorge allegedly shaved to avoid being mistaken for a bank cashier. The joke lands on both, amid store chatter about Leed’s fine shoes.
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