Miss Margaret McMahon Recovers From Small Pox In Quarantine
Miss Margaret McMahon suffering a well defined case of small pox for ten days is in fair shape to recover. She remains at her parents' home in the country under quarantine. Trustee Will Brant and family of Cain and Myron Gardner’s land wife shared Sunday dinner with Mrs Gardner here. Claud Gardner left for Detroit last week to take a position with the Holly Carburetor company and is expected to do well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret McMahon
Will Brant
Cain
Myron Gardner
Mother Gardner
Claud Gardner
Detroit
Holly Carburator
Claud
Harry Board
Danville
Harry
Ralph Williams
G. W. Williams
Will R. Smith
Lafayette Life
Frank Bilsland
Chicago
Kiskaddon
Katie Diffenderfer
James Gerard
Indianapolis
Annie
LYRIC
Lula Schwin
Crawfordsville
Olive Bogan
Sarah Hetfield
Smith Johnson
Martinsville
E. W. Heath
Cordelia Reed
Illinois State University
Worth Reed
Norma Telmadge
Eugene O’brien
Elmer Bowers
Kreusch
Nurse praises Tanlac after long illness recovery
Mrs. L. D. Travis a Peoria nurse with eighteen years’ experience says Tanlac restored her health after seven to eight years of chronic appendicitis and post illness weakness. She describes rapid relief from pain, improved appetite and sleep, and credits the medicine with renewed strength. Sold in Covington, Kingman, and Veedersburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. D. Travis
Seventh Ave
Peoria
Tarlac
Local notices list residents visiting and staying with kin
Mrs Mossbarger formerly of Perrysville is now living with her sister Mrs Lew Allen. Miss Lenore Hurst of Chicago was the guest of Miss Margarett Voltz the past week. C H Smith a former resident of Terre Haute visited here last.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mossbarger
Perrysville
Lew Allen
Lenore Hurst
Chicago
Margarett Voltz
C. H. Smith
Terre Haute
Townsley and family respond to illness in Shreveport
Prof P E Townsley and wife rushed home after a telegram saying a Shreveport teacher, their relative, is seriously ill. Forest Livengood remains confined at Lakeview hospital with a lengthy recovery ahead. Covington mourns a seven month old baby born to Mr and Mrs Newman Auter, while the mother stays fragile. Dr. Sam DeHaven visits from Peru for Christmas, returning home afterward. A neighbor anonymously donated ten pounds of country sausage and a stick, welcomed as a quiet good deed during hard times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. E. Townsley
Shreveport
Forest Livengood
Lakeview Hospital
Covington
Newman Auter
Sam DeHaven
Peru
Arthur DeHaven
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Mabel Normand
Ford Weekly
William Desmond
Hell
Maclaine Traverse
Matt & Jeff
Constance Talmadge
Norma Talmadge
Bertlytell
Rolin Comedy
Tom Moore
Tanlac
Covngton
T. E. Rainier
Kingman
J. M. Cory
Veedersburg
Geo. G. Graham. Adv
Cason
Grim Reaper
Fremont Russell
Kern
Leonard DeArmond
Eunice Helm
Nigveastie
Howard Mabee
Pekin
Ill
Hazel Sheman
John Sullivan
Toledo
Bernice Landers
Stone Bluff
Fred Madden
Cooper C. Clifton
Sargent Elwood Twiddy
Camp Devens
Mass
James Twiddy
Orville
Ollie Harden
Dora Harden
Sargent Orville Lowe
Camp Dix
Camp McIntosh
Texas
M. M. Young
Indiana
Iinois
Noah Dewlin
West Point
Mary R. Smith
Matilda Dewwlin
Covington Laundry
Scotts
Scott & Bowne
Bloomfield
N.J
Sanne
Honest John
Charley Lopve
Ake Haun
Fred Massing
The
First National Bank
Covington, Indiana
J. E. Romine
Lee Philpott
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