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Covington Republican

Location

Covington, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 20, 1907

Page

3

Indiana Republicans map winter love feast and speakers

The Indiana Republican calendar outlines a dove feast December 26 27 and elections January for precinct county district and state officers. Vice President Fairbanks is slated as principal speaker with Senators Hemenway Beverage and others to follow.

Republican Editorial Association Hanly Watson Hugh Th. Miller Wm L. Taylor Charles W. Miller Fairbanks Indiana United States Hemenway

Senator Goodwine Seeks Indiana Lieutenant Governor Post

Senator Fremont Goodwine of Williamsport announced his candidacy for Indiana lieutenant governor, pending Republican State Convention decisions next spring. The Perrysville News notes his 12 years in the senate and strong qualifications. Also, a quotable line about a four coat hanger gift at Schesley’s appears in the text.

Fremont Goodwine Williamsport Indiana Goodwine Senate Warren County Perrysvile News Schesley’s

Ruhl Denies Sale of Covington & Southwestern Interests

Mr. Ruhl through his attorney tells The Republican the circulating tale of his sale of Covington and Southwestern railroad interests is baseless. He says he continues to own his stake and has worked to advance the road amid disputed press reports. Also noted is the White Kitchen offering fine home made candies in the city.

Ruhl Covington & Southwestern Railroad Covington Crawfordsville Kingman Wallace Alamo Republican White Kitchen

Paradoxical alimony bid amid Danville divorce case

Goldie R. Kimsey, once Goldie Watts, seeks temporary alimony in a Danville circuit court after her husband’s perjury arrest and a divorce suit she filed against him. She claims his property is worth 2000 dollars with annual income of 500 dollars and asks support to contest the divorce. The filing juggles conflict and finances as she pursues funds while seeking to constrain her husband. A Denton area goods sale and local notices follow, noting Wood and coal for sale and a Denton Wilson family return from Oklahoma.

Goldie R. Kimsey Goldie Watts Circuit Court Danville Ill

Attica Hosts State Farmers Institute Success Prompts 1908 Return

The Fountain county Farmers Institute at Attica drew widespread praise as the most successful yet, with 48 corn entries judged by Prof. G. L. Vuristie from Purdue and a notable ladies session led by Mrs. Benjamin Brown. Resolutions praised local support, urged parcels post savings bank bills, and called for more funding for Purdue experience work. 123 new members joined, led by Will Colvert with 87 enrollments, earning a Purdue corn school prize. Twenty cents off all ladies and children cloaks at J Loeb’s Stores.

Farmers’ Institute Fountain County Attica Ira Duncan Park County Smith Remster Veedersburg Me. Burris Solon Brier G. L. Vuristie Purdue Benjamin Brown Bertha Melville Miller Franklin Margaret Romine Will Colvert Fred Palin Christie H. W. Davis Miss Whittier Parcels Post Savings Bank Pulaue University T. M Meeker S. LaTourette Frank Z. Helms Oscar Phebus Wabash Frank Randolph Falon A H.lindsey Millcreek LeRoy HeHavern Troy Davis Ransom Myers Jackson Ben Brown Shawnee Albert Campbell Cain Chas. McKinney Richland Logan Colvert Corn School

Changed His Mind at New Ross Herald Move

Earle Shular who led the New Ross Herald will abandon the project and join the Crawfordsville Journal. He will keep the Herald running until owners find a replacement and has moved his family to Crawfordsville. Local owners aim to fill a political need and follow a path taken by past citizens’ ventures from a tightback to hoodlum stance.

Earle Shular New Ross Herald Crawfordsville Journal Herald Crawfordsville Hillsboro Times Veedersburg News

Post Office Xmas Packages and Holiday Mail Guidance

Postal guidance stresses proper plain addressing heavy wrapping secure postage and non forwarding of insufficiently prepaid packages. It warns against non sender addresses in packages and notes Christmas hours and rural routes to aid delivery. Local merchants advertise fancy neck scarfs crepe de chine and Christmas candies with specific prices and vendors.

F. W. Boyd B. Coleman East Side

Covington Fair Association forms new organization

The Covington Fair Association replaces the Fountain Warren and Vermillion Fair with a stock capital of 5000 dollars, 100 shares. G W Williams W H Thompson J R DeHaven N G Harlow and others organized the board of directors and officers. Plans include improving grounds and constructing a 120 by 24 foot race horse barn.

Covington Fair Association Fountain, Warren and Vermillion Fair Association Indiana G. W. Williams W. H. Thompson J. R. DeHaven T. H. McGeorge N. G. Harlow T. H. Bodine Ross DeHaven David L. Steele W. R. Reeves George P Schwin Alex Grubns S.C. Kaufman G. W. Wiliams John R. DeHaven T. H. McGeorge, Jr T H. Bodine George Robb 8. C. Kaufman J.R. DeHaven

Robb and Helmick Wed at Bride's Mother's Home

Miss Isa V. Robb and Jesse G. Helmick were married Wednesday at 4 PM in the bride’s mother's home in this city. Rev. Rhodes officiated. The couple has many friends who wish them joy.

Isa V. Robb Jesse G. Helmick Helmick Rev. Rhodes

New Circuit Court Cases Filed

The docket lists new cases: The Mellett Bank against Ralph Crumley et al on debt. John B. Martin et al against Martha Drake et al on debt. Pearl Mortimore against Harvey Mortimore for divorce. Elizabeth C. Arnett et al versus The Town Board of Hillsboro remonstrance on assessment. Casper Hartlege versus Charles B. Hartlege change from Warren.

The Mellett Bank Ralph Crumley John B. Martin Martha Drake Pearl Mortimore Harvey Mortimore Elizabeth C. Arnett Town Board of Hillsboro Casper Hartlege Charles B. Hartlege Warren

John Zeigler Sr Dead Wealthy farmer dies at home

John Zeigler Sr a wealthy retired farmer died at his Covington residence Sunday night after a five year illness. Born near Harrisburg Pa Oct 4 1820 his family moved to Indiana when he was four. He lived northeast of Covington over sixty years and amassed a fortune. He was twice married and left six sons Frederick Joplin Albert Thes John Ezra Orleda and five daughters Matilda Duling James Costing Reed Minnie Rhodes and Mary Zeigler. Funeral held at New Castle church last Tuesday conducted by Rev Vail with interment in the nearby cemetery. Get our special prices on table linens at W B Colemans East side square.

John Zeigler Mr. Zeigler Harrisburg Indiana Covington Frederick Zeigler Joplin Albert Zeigler Silverwood Thes. Zeigler Lafayette John Ezra V Orleda Matilda Duling James Costing Reed

Fine Harness Bought in Covington by Clayton Blythe

Clayton Blythe purchased a top brass mounted team harness from T. M. Costing. The pieces were hand made by veteran harness maker Robert King, praised for quality. Blythe endorses good horses and harness and notes festive shopping at Schesley’s for Christmas presents.

Clayton Blythe Covington Robert King Mr. Blythe

Felix Shuler Dead at 84 in Crawfordsville

Death notice for Felix Shuler age 84 of Crawfordsville states he died at his Liberty street home. Survived by five sons and one daughter mostly of Crawfordsville. formerly of Fountain county and Veedersburg. Funeral held Thursday. interment at Hillsboro.

Felix Shuler Liberty Street Crawfordsville Shuler David Willard James B. Howard Huston Sam Bruner James B Veedersburg Fountain County Hillsboro

Candidacy and Holiday Notes From Veedersburg Area

In Veedersburg notes Jas L Allen Jr of Covington abandons a southern trip and plans to run again for chairman of the county Republican committee. Charley Cheney owns two old fashioned coon dogs sent from an Ohio kennel at a high cost, highlighting his hunting hobby. Schealey's is recommended for holiday shopping.

Aftign. Ledger Covington Jas. L. Allen Billy Bladgett J. L Aten Jes Repubican Jim Jas, L. Allen, Jr South Republican County Committee Veedersburg Charley Cheney Ohio Charley

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Ath Henry Real Love Gome Hallie Ruth Ann Foreman Fountain J. Loeb’s Senator Goodwine W. B. Coleman’s East Side Square Denton Wilson Joseph Oklahoma P. J. McMahon Isithe Roosevelt Ladies and Childrens Post Office Ost & Davis Covington Fair John Zeigler Sr Bors W. B. Coleman Kmas W.B. Coleman Schealey
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