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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1898
Page
15
The town buzzes with locals and visitors from Attica and Covington. Bergdahl advertises top groceries at the old stand while residents like J. L. Allen and others travel to nearby towns for shopping, social visits, and court actions.
A week ending Oct 5 1985 advertisement list includes CH Brewer Prof George Crossage Micheal Harty Mr Joseph Kline Mr Jack Reynolds and Mr Chas Norris Williams. Telegram to Mrs Fannie Stevenson prompts her to Indianapolis to learn her son Lee may be in an accident. Dispatches from Walker Minn report U S troops clashing with Bear Indians with four soldiers killed and nine wounded on the U S side. The McBroom rape case proceeds in Wayne circuit court with Judge Fox. defense to claim consent by the girl via telephone. Fire at Low Lindley’s residence destroys the kitchen and home. insurance covers loss. Proclamations call for Lafayette monument pennies from schoolchildren for Paris exposition 1900. Bankruptcy petition rules raise filing costs and limit access to the process. A fable on advertising contrasts the pompous advertiser with a proactive, modest businessman.
Covington residents J H Harding and wife visited the city yesterday while Miss Bettie Herzog attended the Rathbone Sisters state meeting in Indianapolis. J L Allen and William Dunkerly and wife also spent time in town, with Dunkerly noted as a long-time subscriber. Mrs Anna Coonrad and daughter visited from Terre Haute, joining Mrs Johannah Keck, returning home midweek. Joseph H Hendrickson, recently discharged from Knoxville hospital after typhoid fever, arrived home near Layton and reports steady recovery and high-quality care from his Army company G ward.
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