Christmas Gifts and Local Club Events in Covington
The issue highlights J Loeb's Store holiday items and new arrivals, Booklovers and Women's clubs gatherings, and local Christmas gift options. It notes Baptists services, a royal tailor offer, and regional travel to LaFayette for a hog cholera meeting, with social events at the Anagram club and a K P dance concert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Hendricks
Mark Rogers
Dr. Carter
LaFayette
Guy
Overcoats and comforts amid town chatter and visits
Local notes report visitors from Martinsville Wallace Indianapolis and Chicago. Stores promote overcoats and fur nishings while smallpox scare subsides in Fowler and a priest faces health issues prompting temporary leave.
Household Tips And Local Advertisements
Sauerkraut at Merryman's. New goods of all sorts at Helpful Hints. To boil milk without fear of burning, place water in the pan and boil then add milk. Soap with starch makes clothes iron better and glossy. For a nervous headache knot the hair high, remove the waist, bend over the basin, and apply hot water to the neck repeating to relieve pain.
Bull Call Jerseys and Hereford Mentioned in Stated Call
A concise notice notes a fine bull belonging to Jersey and Hereford breeds and references Dan Morris in the brief item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey
Hereford
Dan Morris
FruitDecorated Crapes Inspire New Embroidered Motifs
The fruitists, designers of these patterns, create decorations that evoke fruit without using real apples or grapes. The designs offer bold color combinations and relief from floral or conventional Balkan embroidery. A large variety of fine linen pieces is available at J. Loeb's Stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Loeb’s
The Eagle and the Arrow Fable
A rock perched eagle watches a hare, an archer hides and fires. The eagle dies from an arrow carrying his own feathers. He laments the irony that his own wing aided his death in this Aesop fable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aesop
Covington anticipates modern banking rooms in 1914
The article notes The First National Bank plans a modern banking room and quarters in Covington within the near future. It predicts Covington will see two of the finest banking rooms in the state by 1914 and forecasts significant business changes if conditions improve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank
Covington
Annual wisps of migrant birds signal mild spell
The article notes flocks of wi'd'géese passing south over recent days, suggesting little cold weather north. Wheat and grass remain green and growing, and anglers report some of the finest river fish of the season caught with hook and line. For sale a fine young bay horse with buggy and harness. Andy can drive him anywhere, see at this office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy
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Focal News
M. Schesler
Alma Bodine
Booklovers Club
Mrs
Woman’s Club
G. W. Kerr and Son
Hastings
Family Theatre
Custer
Capt
Oliver
Bodland
J. Loeb
Merryman’s
Shelby
Christian Church
M. Toord
Logan Harden
Col. A.G. Madden and
Family
Sarah E. Townsley
Chicago
E E .Townsley
D. J. Young & Co
Covington, Ind
the Baptist Church
Rev. Pavey
Kentuck Church
M. Shesley S Store
T. A. Clifton
Anagram Club
Fifth Street
K. of P
Hastings Kitchen
Rockers
Morris
G. W. Kerr & Sons
South Side Sqr
M. Scesley
Charles Reed
Martinsville
Ida Wilkinson
Wallace
Lee Philpott
H. H. Burtrand
Willamsport
Williamsport
Taylor Prather
Indianapolis
Emmett Allen
Terre Haute
Dessa Gooding
New Market
Lee Philpott and
Baltimore
Elmer Harden
Little Son
Danville
Ill
Bertha Martin
Rosedale
R. W. Burnett
Herman Briggs
Attica
Lowell Rainier
Rushville
Brother
T. E. Rainier
Geo. F. Hobart
Fulton
Silverwood
McMahon
Sprankle
Washington and
Fifth Streets
Mrs. Russell Allen
Liberty Street
Fowler
Banton
Father Tremmell
Plymoth
California
Grandma
Wm. E. Surratt
Odd Fellows Building
Danville, Ilh
Burnett
Sterling
Hatter
Chitaren
Fletcher
York’s Grocery
Myron York
Grocer
Royal Asy Gairs
Just
Duntley
M. Boord