Local Notables and Visitors Share Holiday News
Mr and Mrs J L Sanders of Clinton attended the funeral of Mrs D F Smith and returned home. Ruby Bright returned from the south for a brief health improving visit. Danville couples Nelson Nebeker and Leslie Sehnell visited for Christmas. Urbana’s J B Hughes visited John Everley. Covington Orchestra under Professor Kaufmann remains in high demand. Captain Schuyler LaTourette, past 90, dined with nephew John at the Citizens Bank. John Evans underwent a neck tumor operation at Lakeview hospital with rapid healing. J Ludlow of Veedersburg spent holidays with Mrs A T Livengood. Alex Schmidt and wife of Cincinnati visited Mrs Mary R Dunlap. John W Johnson of Peora, ex-Covington resident, visiting, praised old friends. Mrs Louis Schupp and daughter of Lima visited Will Peters. Mrs Alice Cushman of Princeton spent Christmas with her parents. Thomas Vyse, operated on for appendicitis, later required gallstone surgery and remains critically ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson Nebeker
Leslie Sehnell
Danville
Ill
J. B. Hughes
Urbana
John Everley
Hughes
Everley
Covington Orchestra
Professor Kaufmann
Schuyler LaTourette
John
Citizens Bank
John Evans
Miller
Lakeview Hospital
J. Ludlow
Veedersburg
A. T. Livengood
Alex Schmidt
Cincinnatti
Mary R. Dunlap
John W. Johnson
Peora
Covington and Fountain County
Wisconsin
Peoria
Louis Schupp
Lima
Ohio
Will Peters
Schupp
Alice Cushman
Princeton
John B. Schwin
Thomas Vyse
Public Sale on Geo Diffenderfer Farm Near Covington
A public sale occurs January 19 1920 starting at 10 a m on the Geo Diffenderfer farm eight miles north of Covington. Items include horses cattle hogs farm implements hay oats straw corn and household goods with terms cash under 210 and eight months credit over 10 notes at 6 percent interest and 8 percent if not paid promptly. Auctioneers Col A G Madden and clerk J E Romine. Lunch served by the Bend Ladies Aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Samufl Diffenderfer
Col
A. G. Madden
J. E. Romine
Ladies’ Aid of the Bend
Fire destroys Attica home of Zell Tracy
Fire swept the Zell Tracy residence in Attica Sunday morning. Firefighters arrived late. only part of household goods saved. The building and contents were insured for 2200 dollars, a sum not covering the loss. Instructions follow for lettering on granite or marble by EH M Boord, phone 56.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zell Tracy
Attica
M. Boord
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ruby Bright
South
T. E. Rainier
Nature
Covington, Indiana
Schlosser Bros
South Side Square
Krarm Loans
L. P. Little
Covington, Ind
Engle & Evans
Indiana
Eva Lana
Prince Albert
So.eye Tobacco Co
P. A
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
Winston-Salem, N.C
Chandler
Chardler
F. c. B. Cleveland
Albea Motor Coo
Chandler Motor Car Company
Cleveland, Ohio
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