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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1907
Page
5
Letters from Geo H Thompson Craft Mississippi and others praise Peruna and Manalin as cures for catarrh and related stomach and bowel troubles. Testimonies claim weight gain, renewed work capacity, and lasting relief after years of illness.
Advertorial letters praise Peruna as a cure for catarrh and related ailments from diverse readers including J B Alexander of Hartford City Indiana and W R Callahan Glenvar Virginia. Testimonials describe long term catarrh relief and renewed vigor in work despite age and climate.
County Clerk Madden conducted a large keg sale in Indianapolis. Frank Flora was summoned to Flora on Monday due to his mother's serious illness. Lee Board and wife from Pennsylvania visited relatives. Attorneys J. W. Whickar and Will B. Reed of Attica attended the delinquent tax sale. Shawnee township teachers institute met at Roy Roy with full attendance. Sam Simms had a cow killed by an early freight train. Frank Foust of The Leader attended a friend’s wedding in Frankfort. Homer Sewell and wife leave for Hot Springs. Mrs. Sewell may travel to Texas. Goodyear Grove rubbers offered by Coleman Reeves Coleman.
A. L Gilbert from Attica heads Ft Wayne freight department after twenty five years in the area. Grace Hawkins and George Hoagland wed in Momence Illinois with plans to reside on the Geo Best farm. Skating excursions flourish on flooded bottoms to Perrysville. Reed's lists fresh Halibut and Baltimore Oysters. Reed's also offers a 25 dollar reward for any hog fat. Cayuga’s S H Samuels visits Covington from village board leadership. Covington & Southwestern Railroad surveying from Wallace to Crawfordsville.
Dr Hartman of Columbus Ohio a prominent farmer and Peruna inventor praises his own product His farm spans thousands of acres near Columbus with pure Jersey milk and faultless milking practices He endorses Peruna as a strength booster and medical remedy plus a customer letter from Stanly Bell Ashley Ohio notes rheumatism relief and bowel trouble improvement.
Robert Ray of the Press reports from Thursday. An old fashioned spelling school was held at the M E church Wednesday night. Will Calvert travels to Indianapolis to support a bill expanding horse thief association powers. The Attica Press urges support for home merchants against big department stores and catalogue houses, advocating pride in local business.
The Schermerhorn residence three miles north of New Town caught fire Monday morning from a defective flue or register. Tenants and later Will B. Schermerhorn, cashier of the Citizen's National Bank Attica, owned the house. A telephone alarm brought in crews who saved the structure, though substantial damage occurred. the value was about $2500.
H G Payton sold Mark Rogers a Starr piano last week. The Geo Diffender for sale drew a good crowd and fair prices. Presbyterian church services and a tonight musical featured no admission, just offerings. Obituary notes include Rev J H Palmer going to Yedda to conduct a child’s funeral. Births announce Harrison Quick Nebeker born Feb 6 1907. Local visitors include Eliza Hussieton of Illinois and L D Patton from Williamsport with court access.
Mrs Henry Smail, long ill with a complication of diseases, shows slow improvement. The latest reports indicate she is suffering from nervous prostration and her friends hope for better recovery soon.
The Covington Lecture Course ended Tuesday night with a net gain of 35 dollars. S. A. Brewer from North Ver million county visited Covington. Penny Picture Gallery stays in Covington until February 27 offering 25 photos for 25 cents in Mayer block. Mrs Lee Faust celebrated a pleasant surprise as the Fausts plan to move. Christian church members hosted a gathering at Pastor Walthal's home. P N Cox of Fountain marked his 59th birthday while settling his subscription.
The engine pulling the evening passenger train last Friday night broke a drive rod just before Sugar Creek, delaying the train about four hours. The engineer was injured and the track torn up, but no further damage to the train or passengers occurred.
Miss Mary Rogers aged 74 dies at her Utica home. she was Mark Rogers aunt and the last relative of his father's line. Ex-Treasurer H Martin undergoes verification for about 6000 dollars. results to be filed with Commissioners and released publicly.
A lively note recalls No. eighters rushing the assembly and warns teachers to room for them. The School has cut S classes to staff No. eight pupils and added a new recitation room in the assembly. Seniors are described as an exceptional sight in this crowded scene.
Save on embroideries laces and white goods during the February White Sale offered by Spence Smith and Spence. This brief ad highlights lower prices and a promotional event from the retailer.
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