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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1923
Page
5
A pageant of showings includes Miss Lulu Bett at the Lyric in two performances this week. The listing promotes the film with Geraldine Farrar not, noting a Tuesday screening and a real show in Covington.
Rev Bonner hosted Sunday services at Coal Creek with Rev Lashbrook from Kingman leading each evening at 7 30 assisted by Rev McHargue. Carl Keller and family visited Covington. Kenneth Richardson and Leona Bowman attended the Hillsboro Wallace game at Wallace. Nelson Noel was ill. Frank Nash dined with his daughter Nellie Richardson. Manford Richardson hosted Rev Bonner for dinner Sunday. Perrysville N and 2 defeated Cayuga at Perrysville Friday. Walter Snoddy and family visited Sam Yerkes. Simpson Berto moved to a farm near Stone Bluff. Glen Campbell was called from Monon. Walter Jarred’s infant daughter fell ill and died Wednesday morning.
Melott observer A C Winters buys the Wm Gerhardt property and plans to move soon. Charley Lewis visited Crawfords vile Friday. W L Miller reports sale of a Chevrolet Coupe to Glenn Howard who drove it from Flint Mich. Bert Shaw and wife and Rev House family shared Sunday dinner with A L Mills. Miss Glee Haas and Margaret Winters returned from Terre Haute for Sunday. Irvin Riley and wife visited Jennis Johnson. Bert Oyler gains line privileges at A C Winters sale near Mellott on Feb 22. Jack Brown dies at 66 after a six month stroke illness. funeral at North church Mellott and burial at Wayne township Masonic cemetery. Oliver Brown of Illinois and New Brown of Hamilton Ohio were notified by death of the brother.
Mrs Mary Day of 6524 Bellefontaine St Indianapolis testifies Tanlac eased long standing indigestion and gas pains after meals she reports improved appetite and rest and says the remedy tones digestion. The ad notes Tanlac available from druggists and claims over 35 million bottles sold. An unrelated local notice mentions Rev Silverthorn and social visits as part of a newspaper page.
SCOTT'S PRAIRIE Sunday School progresses under new superintendent Lacy Hallett. George Moffett returns from Indianapolis for treatment and shows improvement. Local residents Troy Glascock and family hosted Gordin Moffett and relatives for Sunday dinner. Various visits and small notices follow including mail routes and health updates for Velma Drollinger and prosecutor John P. Brissey who seeks rest for health.
Public sale at the farm 1% miles east of Cates Indiana and 414% miles northwest of Kingman on Tuesday February 20 1923 starting 10 30 a m. 15 head horses and mules 12 Jerseys and Shorthorn cows 75 brood sows 25 Duroc 25 Poland 8 Hampshire 18 grade sows 49 feeding hogs 80 to 100 lbs Misc harness wagons and gear Terms under 10 cash over 10 credit 8 percent interest 2 percent discount for cash Roy Clingan Cols H A Clingan Madden and Son Auctioneers Ford and Starkey Clerks Lunch by Royal Neighbors.
IT to quit farming conducts public sale at Rogers farm one mile west of Covington on Wednesday February 21 1923 at 10 30 a m. Animals include 3 head farm horses 3 10 head choice dairy cows 4 yearling heifers 1 Holstein bull 2 yrs old 35 head hogs 5 brood sows 1 400 lb male hog 29 shoats. Farming implements include wagons harnesses drills plows cultivators and more. Terms cash under 10 dollars credit months on larger sums with note at 8 percent interest. Auctioneer Col A G Madden First National Bank Clerk Ladies Aid Benson to serve lunch. Sale rain or shine.
Sale set for Thursday February 22, 1923 at 11 a m including 7 head of horses 5 cows 20 shorts and farm implements. Livestock are TB tested and terms are seven months with 7 percent interest. items to be removed after terms. Col C W Smith as auctioneer Citizens Bank clerk. Bend church Ladies Club to serve lunch.
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