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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1915
Page
5
Mr and Mrs Aaron Wilson of North Fourth street announced the birth of a baby boy on Thursday night. Mother and child are reported to be doing well.
A rocky hill on Grenada's outskirts is called El utirag soxsyiro del Moro the last sigh of the Moor. Legend holds Boabdil the final Moorish king stood there to bid farewell to his homeland.
A humorous observation notes a woman's extreme devotion to her partner. It imagines her willing to marry a worm, dig a hole, and crawl inside just to rest her head on his shoulder and declare his greatness.
Abe Pearson resumed his Covington Attica Wabash run Monday after a two week layoff due to his wife's illness. John Clark, who filled in, went home Sunday morning.
The city is rapidly installing a new power system to achieve around the clock current. Superintendent Mr Harden is expediting the project, though delays persist from missing equipment arriving.
The Pastors theme at the Methocist Church next Sunday will be The Light of a Blameless Life. The Sunday school and Epworth League devotional meetings will be held as usual. The evening preaching service will be omitted to allow attendance at the Chautauqua meeting. A large morning attendance is hoped for.
Miss Pauline Mitchell entertained a party of friends at her Poster area home on Thursday evening in honor of her birthday. Dainty refreshments were served and guests departed at eight o clock, extending birthday well wishes to Miss Pauline. Attending from Covington were Vera Lowe, Vera Moore, Frances Martin, George Lounting, Malcolm Anderson, and Donald Hall.
The board of free association proposes a new ornate entrance for the Covireten fair grounds replacing the old Fourth street entrance. A second entrance will be built on Third street. The fair is set for September 7 to 10. Johnson drafts a cottage for Wart Reed and remodeling plans for the Sampson Reed home on Liberty street.
Alvah DeHaven, secretary, invites inquiries at 793 for loan options including mortgage and straight loans. C. E Doane & Co. promotes a new well outfit capable of boring and constructing tubular wells. Children Cry FOR FLETCHER'S SST.
The notice announces Carroll Glees and an accompanying program at Chautauqua with performances reflecting glee club style. It highlights expected enthusiasm and a call for community attendance at the town event. An unrelated real estate ad and a personal witticism follow in the text.
Six room house with fuel hearse attached electric lights water and a fireplace modern conveniences Must be moved from the lot corner of Seventh and Liberty streets See Rk C Adlen t
A choice location on Harrison and Sixth streets offers two lots a 12 room house in excellent condition electric lights bath two cisterns city water and a fine well with concrete walks shade trees shrubbery and flowers around yard and house fur sheds attached smoke house storage connection an ideal home See R C Allen Covington Ind
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