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Newspaper

Covington Republican

Location

Covington, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Feb 08, 1907

Page

3

County Holds Special Meeting on County Investigation

Fountain county residents packed the auditor’s office for a special Monday session of the Advisory Board to decide funding for the county investigation. Speakers defended the inquiry, demanded full disclosure of records, and backed advancing the contract with Martin for continued scrutiny.

Fountain County Board of County Commissioners Covington Board of Commissioners J.C. Claypool J. M. Martin Schuyler LaTourette Wabash Sampson Reed Auditor's Office Mr. Martin Isaac Houpt Reed Dr. Rowland Julan Martin Martin Council Tiicey Harry Glascock O. B. Ratcliff Banks Hendricke Resulu Tim My. Battin

Death of John Phillips in North Fifth Street home

John Phillips aged 52 died at his residence on North Fifth Street Monday morning after a long illness from consumption. Funeral services led by Rev. Harvey at 10 a.m. Wednesday followed by burial in Steely cemetery near Bend church. The family receives widespread sympathy. Spence, smith & Spence announce February White Sale with discounts on linens and other white goods.

John Phillips North Fifth Street Harvey Steely Bend Church Spence, Smith & Spence

Dr Harry to Speak at Covington Methodist Church

The Civic League of Covington invites all to hear Dr Harry next Sunday evening at the Methodist church. This inaugural meeting is free and features special male quartet music. The event aims to inform and engage the community about health matters.

Harry Methodist Church Civic League of Covington

Birthday Party for Miss Irene Richeson Celebrated

A birthday party for Irene Richeson, daughter of a Wabash operator, attracted 25 to 30 guests including two teachers. The evening featured music games and a drawing contest with Helen Peters winning first prize and Fiora Evans the booby prize. Candlelit dining with twelve tapers marked each added year of Irene’s happiness before guests went home.

Irene Richeson Helen Peters Fiora Evans Irene

Marriage Licenses Issued by Clerk Madden This Week

The clerk issued marriage licenses during the past week including Houston Keller and Jeanette Haysen Bert H Brown and Deckard Ervin and Ivia Cadwallader.

Clerk Madden Hston Keller Jeanette Haysen Bert H. Brown Sale

Heasleman Family Plans Indiana Move

John Heasleman and his family arrived Wednesday morning from Missouri and will establish their future home in Indiana.

John Heasleman Missouri Indiana

Popular Young People Wed in St. Joseph's Church

Miss Ina Newall Cadwallader and Samuel Mack Irwin Jr., county treasurer, married at St. Joseph's church in a formal ceremony attended by about 150 relatives and friends. The couple plan a ten day Eastbound honeymoon after a luncheon at Mrs. John Guscock's home.

Ina Newall Cadwallader Netta Cadwallader Samuel Mack Irwin, Jr St. Joseph’s Church Father Schmidt Osear Kerr Fred Sumner de’Hardelot John Guscock Fifth Street Irvin Hardy Sanger J. W. Gookings Osboro Wm. Madigan Alphonse Irvin W. T. Ross R. D. Gookins Joe Irvin John Meeker Mary Biddy Mable Marie Madigan John Madigan Lewis Irvin

Horse and Mule Sale Largest Ever Held in Local Region

Kerr and Dunlap conducted a horse and mule sale at the McMahon feed barn in this city last Thursday. Buyers from neighboring states attended as stock sold rapidly at good prices, totaling 10610 dollars in proceeds. A few outside entries remained unsold, but all stock from the managers sold. The effort earned praise for the boys' enterprise.

Kerr & Dunlap McMahon Feed Barn

Groundhog Sign Hints Six More Weeks of Winter

The piece notes groundhog lore with a shadow sighting on the designated day February 2. It states that morning was not favorable but the sun appeared before noon and shone into the afternoon. The current week suggests the sign may hold meaning.

Hog Ground Wes

William W Luke dies after brain tumor long illness

William W Luke died at 8 30 am last Friday after a year of ill health and a brain tumor. He was born February 27 1849 southeast of the city, served four years as county treasurer, and was a respected farmer resident, husband of Miranda Rowland, with four children. Funeral services were held at his home conducted by Rev Henson and Rev Orton. Interment followed at Mt Hope cemetery with large attendance. See D C Boggs of Williamsport for farm loans.

William W. Luke Indianapolis W. W. Luke Homer Oboro Peter and Eizabeth Luke Kentucky Osborn Rowland Luke Order of Red Men Miranda Rowland Old Chambersburg Aseba Sewell Anna Fish Luther Martin Mt. Hope Cemetery

The Secret of a Long Life Sermon at Methodist Church

The Methodist church announces next Sunday's service will feature a sermon titled The secret of a Long Life. A male quartet will assist with songs. Covington visitors and strangers are welcome with services at 10 45 and Sabbath School at 9 30.

Covington

Muslin Underwear Featured in February White Sale

Muslin underwear will be a special feature during the February White Sale announced by Spence.

Spence, Smith & Spence

Rebuild Planned for Williamsport Courthouse

Warren county council met last Monday and authorized rebuilding the Williamsport courthouse. An appropriation covers record copying, debris clearing, and plans and specifications. The commission has let part of the contracts. the Attica Ledger had reported a county seat fight that did not materialize.

Warren County Williamsport Fgnt Attica Ledger

East men unveil New Designs in monuments for E M Board

Monuments with new designs are presented by exhibitors from the East to the E M Board as The Home Dealer reports on forthcoming offerings and display plans.

E. M. Board the Home Dealer

Timber loss feared along Sugar Creek hills in Montgomery Co

Cayuga Herald notes concern over the sale and planned cutting of timber on hills along Turkey Run and Sugar Creek in Montgomery County Indiana. The Deer Run area including The Narrows Dev i s Back Bone Pine Hill and Bloomingdale Glens would lose scenery if timber is removed, prompting hopes for preservation efforts to keep the sites attractive.

Turkey Run Sugar Creek Montgomery County Narrows Devi Pine Hill Bloomingdale Glens Indiana Cayuga Herald

Record of the Wabash River rises since 1829

Editor Hearld presents a river rise chronology for the Wabash with figures showing elevations above low water mark. Notable heights include 83 feet in 1844, 35 feet in 15x, 33 feet in 1875 and 1854, and 3 feet below high water in January 1907, from Waterman Indiana.

Hearld Wabash River Henxky Dowdell Waterman, Ind

February Circuit Court Opens with Jury Drawn

The February term of the circuit court convened Monday. The grand jury will not be called. The petit jury includes Squire E. Rusk Cain Jacob Zackmire Mill Creek Joseph H Denson Troy Bavin Dodson Fulton Gorges Stockdale Jackson ohn S Poilpott Mill Creek Rogalss Richland 8 Cath Bal Detis Wm H Thompson Troy Walter Calvert Logan February White Sale runs Saturday the 9th to 16th Spence Smith Spence.

Circuit Court Squire E. Rusk Cain Jacob Zackmire Mill Creek Joseph H Denson Troy Bavin Dodson Fulton Gorges Stockdale Jackson Ohn

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