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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1913
Page
8
Attica gossip notes divorce activity rises with Nora Phillip seeking a divorce and R R Burrell granting several divorces. For sale items include a bay horse, buggy and harness and a Jersey milking cow. Card of Thanks thanks friends for sympathy during Harriet K Price's illness and death.
John W. Foster son of Mr and Mrs D B Foster of Shawnee township has sold his Monte Vista Colorado garage and plans to move back to Fountain county. The Fosters will spend winter in Florida likely leaving January 1. Their son John and family will oversee the Fountain county home in their absence and friends anticipate a hearty welcome back.
Real estate transfers filed for record in Fountain county include Amanda Fowler to Ira N. Robbins 124 acres in Millcreek, Wm. Cates to Prior Cates Jr. 519 acres in Fulton, W. E. Livengood to Guy W. Haas 66 acres in Van Buren, Eva J. Peed et al to John A. Stephens et al Lot Radd Mellett valuation 800, Sarah R. Haines to Clarence A. Haines partial lots 150 and 156 Covington, R. C. Walkup to A M Ratcliff Lot 1850 in Veedersburg 31000, Fay E Cook to Nellie B Bonnebroke lot W Fountainville 700, note on watchfulness feature about nervous energy and hand care at end.
Harriet Kissiah Tharp, daughter of Isaac and Caroline Tharp, was born January 10 1854 in Salem county New Jersey and died November 30 1913 at age 59 years 10 months 20 days. She moved to Indiana as a child and lived there the rest of her life. She married William A Price on April 22 1873 and they had ten children six daughters and four sons with one infant loss. Her husband died about nine years ago leaving her to raise the family. A devout Christian since age sixteen she remained faithful to the church and her faith sustained her. She leaves twenty one grandchildren two sisters and one brother Newton Tharp and many relatives and friends.
The advertisement proclaims the newest and best overcoats at the lowest prices at J Loeb's Store, inviting shoppers to see the latest stock and savings.
The Ladies Help Society of the West Liberty Christian Church will stage an apron and fancy goods bazaar in Jones Hall Perrysville on December 18. An oyster supper and ditch market will be held that night. Read the Republican ads.
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