Bo um a Candidate for Fountain County Treasurer Nomination
G Claude Baby announces his bid for the Republican nomination for Treasurer of Fountain County subject to primary election in May 1920.
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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1920
Page
2
G Claude Baby announces his bid for the Republican nomination for Treasurer of Fountain County subject to primary election in May 1920.
Mrs John Hannon shopped in Covington Saturday. S Douglas Mahlon Hancock F P Beymer and Frank Watts visited Covington that day. Dan Alkire returned from Goshen for a few days visit and has a rubber factory job. Joe Parks is ill with flu and bronchial pneumonia under doctor care. Mrs Mary Shefer shopped in Covington Friday. Tom Cox and Mr and Mrs Fran Robinson visited Covington Saturday and Friday. Mrs Branch Alexandrina of Indianapolis spent part of last week with her parents. Mrs Mary Golin traveled to Mount Carmel Illinois Thursday to visit her daughter Mrs John Franklin.
Misses Izal and Elsie Patterson visited Attica on Saturday. Mrs. Pearl Grimes shopped in Attica. Ray Hickman and family and several couples visited the Reed home Sunday. Beymer advertised papering services in Fountain with wall paner samples offered to homes.
George Rennick improves after flu confinement. Frank Widner held a public sale and will move to Washington. Harley Harmon and Guy Blacker recovering from illness. John Price and family visited Elmer Simmons. David Alen and Mack Allen guest at local events. Cooper Chapel ladies served dinner at the Widner sale.
Charles Coffing announces a public sale at his residence four miles northeast of Covington and a half mile south of Salem Church on Saturday February 28 1920 at 10 30 am. The catalog lists horses cattle hogs implements harness hay corn oats a cream separator blacksmith and butcher outfits and more with terms: cash under 5 dollars. over 5 dollars 9 months with a note. 2 percent discount for cash over 5 dollars. Lunch served by Ladies Aid of Salem Auctioneer C W Smith.
Wm McKinney and wife, Mrs Julia Keerns and her cousin, Mrs Smith, Osage IA, visited relatives in Danville. Ira Jones and family returned from a weekend with Harry Alderson. Mrs Wm Barnett of Champaign visiting relatives here. Several residents shopped in Danville or visited Clinton, Gessie, Cayuga, and Danville hospitals.
For the children too much center cannot be exercised in selecting a cough medicine. It should be pleasant, contain no harmful drug, and be most effective. Long experience shows Chamberlains Cough Remedy meets these conditions and is a favorite with many mothers. Adv. If you want results try an ad in The Republican.
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