Remarkable Cures Proclaimed by Chicago Club Leader
Miss Dade Stegeman of the Chicago North Side Woman's Club lauds Pe-ru-na as a cure for stomach trouble debility and catarrh in letters to Dr Hartman. General S. S. Yoder also praises the remedy, calling it wonderful for catarrh coughs and colds and urging households to use Pe-ru-na. A free book on catarrhal diseases is offered by Dr Hartman of Columbus Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dade Stegeman
Chicago North Side Woman's Club
Chicago
Hartman
Crrcaco
Columbus
Stegeman
Pe-ru-na
S. Yoder
Congress
Ohio
Dr. Ulartiten
Washington
D.C
Peru
M’f’g Co
Perans
Jao Berry
Loganton
Geo. Cook
Local notes from Covington area and surrounding towns
Landlord Bowman improving after illness. Star editor John Moore visits Covington on Thursday. John Trott of Williamsport travels home from Jamestown after burying a younger brother. Mayer Jr. Mrs. Sewell and Mrs. Homer Sewell report arrival in San Antonio and pleasant stay. H C Yeunt Tom Rinn Dave Ferguson Charley Bright and others attend the Veedersburg Democratic meeting yesterday. Ed L Gregory drives to Cayuga with family, planning Covington as future home on the banks of the Wabash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Trott
Williamsport
Jamestown
M. Mayer Jr
Sewell
Homer Sewell
Sano Antonio
H.C. Yeunt
Tom Rinn
Dave Ferguson
Charley Bright
Wm. Kreusch
Will Reeves
Charley Brown
Lindsey Coleman
Veedersburg
Ed. L. Gregory
Cayuga
Mia
Will Gregory
Covington
Will
Wabash
Burns and Bruises Ease with Arnica Salve and Local Notices
An array of short items notes arnica salve claims for quick healing of wounds and skin sores, plus brief mentions of Will Wood’s journalism career, a bank depositors settlement, Tremont hotel management change, a cough remedy endorsement, and a Covington council meeting about the county fair proposal.
Storage and Feeding Barn Ad by F Timmons
Refitted Osborn and Miles barn on South Third Street offers secure storage for all kinds of property at reasonable rates and feeds horses with careful attention. Call on me for services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osborn & Miles
South Third Street
F. Timmons
To Stop a Cold with Foley's Honey and Tar
A letter from Geo Cook advises taking Foley's Honey and Tar after exposure or at the first sign of a cold. It claims the remedy never fails if used promptly and warns to take nothing else.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Geo Cook
Marriage Licenses Issued and Local Happenings
County clerk H G Schlossser reports licenses issued to C W Hopkins and Flora J Cacwalla der Wom E Townsend and Delia F Bettel berger Edgar N Death and Pauline P Rat cliff Charles Raatz and Florence Lemon ing Charles L L Harper and Vary E Hay den. A neighborhood party at Frank Drnilinger's featured horseback socializing and a lively crowd. Wim Miles of Kansas City planned a visit to his sister Mrs Margaret Martin. Mrs Cates was buried Sunday as coal workers rest due to bad roads. Candidates prepare for days ahead as campaigns heat up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wim. Miles
Kansas City
Margaret Martin
Salem Notes Highlight Local Visits And Revival
Mrs Elizabeth Warrick improves with health Amos Smith from near Utica spent Tuesday in the area Mrs Sallie Reed visited sister Mrs Rachel Hawkins Miss Mayme Lyons visits and attends church Asa Smith and wife of Oxwood visit relatives Revival services began last Sunday night Rev Brown assisted by Rev Biddle Miss Elia Reed visited Miss Annie Warrick and Grace Hawkins during the week
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Rev
Biddle
Elia Reed
Annie Warrick
Grace Hawkins
Foster Items and Local Notes From Foster Area
W E Cooper is sick and his wife teaches for him while Miss Satie Smith improves. Public schools in Mound township close in three weeks. Millard Beckett visits Vine Village where his brother Clint teaches. The express office opens in Foster with Vergons handling business. Clyde Wyard Covington candidate for prosecuting attorney visited Foster. Ed Spencer says he did not vote for himself. Benson revival progress is weak. Debate on township trustee readiness prompts playful exchanges. Lucy Howard, from the orphan home, returns to the Boughners’ home after they cannot continue guardianship.
Also Mentioned on This Page
General SS
Yoder
Covington Roller Mills
Cadwallader & Starr
Imccomas & Sullivan
Northeast Corner Square
Covington, Indiana
Macmaster’s
Ind
Bowman
John Moore
the Star
Leroy Allen
Will Wood
Pearl Byron
Iowa
San Francisco Examiner
Young Wood
Indianapolis News
James
Dana Bank
Bisland
Tremont Hotel
R. E. Godard
Tremont
Godard
Council Chamber
Fountain, Warren and Vermillion Counties Fair Association
Wa. H. Miles
J. L. Francis
L. J. Plank
Anson H. Washburn
F. W. Born, P. M
H.G. Schlosser
C. W. Hopkins
Flora J. Cacwalla
Wom. E. Townsend and
Delia F. Bettel
Berger
Edgar N. Death
Pauline P. Ratcliff
Charles Raatz
Florence Lemon
Ing
Charles L. L. Harper and
Vary E. Hayden
Frank Drnilinger
Cates
Salem
Elizabeth Warrick
Amos Smith
Utica
Sallie Reed
Rachel Hawkins
Mayme Lyons
Asa Smith
Oxwood
Foster
W.E. Cooper
Satie Smith
Sallie
Mound Township
Millard Beckett
Vine Village
Clint
Vergons
Clyde Wyard
Clyde
Spencer
Benson
Buddie
Lucy Howard
George Boughner
Lucy
Mrs. Boughner
Mayer’s Hardware Store
J. P. Buckner
East Side
Covington, Ind
Li. J. Dood
THE
Him
New York
East Slade Square
B. Coleman
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