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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1905
Page
6
Advertisements from Covington Indiana papers highlight shops selling toys dolls and holiday goods at Bond and Go and J Loeb stores. Oysters from Merryman Bros and prices on rubbers paints and medicines are pitched. Community notices mention church services school reopens and charity events with names like J H Fowler Mrs J W Price and Miss Alice Elmore among the visitors and callers.
Cheap immediate sale offered for a full cabinet sewing machine with high arm. Interested buyers should visit this office for the address and arrange prompt pickup.
Fred Hesler of Hillsboro and Miss Elizabeth Coats of Veedersburg wed at the home of their parents last evening. Edmond Laughlin of Evansville visited his sister Mrs. M. Mayer during Thanksgiving. The Big Four installs a new steam shovel at the gravel pit. section men worked overnight to swap shovels. Dress goods at J Loeb's Stores. A driving snow arrived last Saturday signaling winter. A load of ties for Perrysville interurban passed through Covington. Toys and holiday goods at Mrs. J. W. Price's. John R. Hunter, 55, died of Bright's disease at St Elizabeth hospital Lafayette on Thanksgiving day. his home was Williamsport. He once ran for Warren County sheriff.
Pony for sale two years old and well broke. Includes a single harness, a new buggy, and the rig priced at $100.00. Inquiries at Caliat Imms Barn.
A Presbyterian church bazaar is planned for December 14 and 15 with a chicken supper on December 14. Everyone is invited to attend.
Lee Gallimore, convicted at Danville for stealing chickens, has been sent to the penitentiary to serve an indefinite period. His family lived here and was often in trouble.
William Tillotson reports receiving notice that his wife was granted a divorce from him last week. The couple wed about two months ago in New Albany, then moved to this city. She stayed a pair of weeks here, then returned to New Albany and did not come back.
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