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Newspaper

Covington Republican

Location

Covington, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1908

Page

5

Comings and Goings in Covington and Vicinity

Elmer Wilkey traveled to Attica and Williamsport on Tuesday. An unknown man was killed on the C E I at Bisanark. Hoopeston seeks Caleb Powers as a Chautauqua attraction. Julian Martin may set up in Hoopeston selling groceries. Local visits include Mr and Mrs Dougherty and Mrs Boyd Morris. Tonica beer labeled drinks sold without license. a malt drink evading law noted. A local church board held an official meeting for the quarterly conference.

M. E Church Board

Fourth of July items and notices from Covington area

Local brief highlights from Covington Indiana and nearby towns recount Fourth of July activities and travel. Names include Cora Pavey, H C Yount, Ginger Martin, Will Covington, and Marx Herzog. Mentions Merryman Bros. sales, banking trips, and civic notes. Also references local band concert, medical visits, and store arrangements during absence.

Local notes from Covington and Warren County area

Reports include visits by Mrs Ed Daller and Miss Edna Coffing, families from Indianapolis and Chicago visiting relatives, Fourth of July picnics in Warren County, a broken axle at Veedersburg, and a big Burton clearance sale. Also mentions ongoing Warren County courthouse work, interior plastering, jail completion, and the county lacking a temple of justice for nearly four years.

Warren County Court House Court House Dan Tague Temple of Justice

Local Social Notes and Fire Loss Highlight Fourth of July

P. J. McMahon and Myron York visited the city over Sunday. A. P. Burnside of Greencastle stayed with relatives. Mr and Mrs Lucian Wheatly of Charleston I Illinois were here for the Fourth. Fletcher Boyd traveled to Culver with Rex Boyd. Mrs William Walter and daughter from Veedersburg visited. Miss Anna Nebeker returned from Chicago. The Atkinson elevator in Ban ton county was destroyed by fire valued at 314 000 with little insurance. Miss Ferguson and Myrtle Monger spent the Fourth with relatives and both hold good jobs in Danville.

Lucian Wheatly Charleston I Wheatly Atkinson Banton County Missis Code Ferguson Myrtle Monger Danville

Perrysville Epworth League earns top honor in district

The Perrysville Epworth League received a place of honor at a recent ninth district meet. David Plaut and family of Goshen spent the Fourth in the area with Mrs Plaut and baby remaining for a visit while David returned Monday. Durbin spoke to Williamsport and Warren county Republicans last week and a county meeting was held with another one planned soon. Fountain Telephone Company released a new directory printed at home to show progress, urging residents to pay rent for a copy.

Perrysville Epworth League David Plaut Goshen Durbin Williamsport Warren County Fountain Telephone Company

Marriage Announcement for Miss Tula Chanay and Carl Cunningham

Cards announce the marriage of Miss Tula Chanay daughter of Mr and Mrs Charlie Chaney of this city to Carl Cunningham on Sunday evening July 19 at the bride's home.

Tula Chanay Charlies Chaney This City Carl Cunningham

Local Items and Notices From the Week’s End

Supt. M Livengood has been ill at his residence this week. James Gouty visited from Hoopeston for the Fourth and is pleased with his location. Spence Smith & Spence advertise specials this week. Ex Auditor Bell attended the funeral of Chas Moore in Shoals. Dewey the bovine pet of Frank Foust’s boys failed to walk Monday, carried home by the boys. Milch cows bought and sold with stock taken in exchange. Colfax livestock dealer McMahon and D D Clark named deputy oil inspector, succeeding J H Goodnight of Kempton who held the post six years. Tuesday license day before the county commissioners. Thos Ansbery of Veedersburg and Tony Brown and Thos Ward Jr of Attica granted licenses to retail liquor.

Dewey Frank Foust D. D. Clark Colfax J. H. Goodnight Kempton Thos. Ansbery Veedersburg Tony Brown Thos. Ward Jr Attica

Democrats nominate Foxworthy and Wade for local offices

Frema Foxworthy of New Town is named for Trustee and Charles C. Wade of Mellott for assessor by the Democrats. The passage notes this mirrors Republican selections with Trustee in the south end and assessor in the north end.

Frema Foxworthy Newtown Charles C. Wade Mellott South End North End

Petition hears viewers named for Hunt road project

The petition for the new Hunt road was heard Tuesday and John Qodell and J W Black were appointed viewers. The matter will come up for a hearing at the next regular session.

Hunt Road John Qodell J. W. Black

Fishermen Decry Sport Quality as Vote Buy Debate Heats Up

Fishermen complain the sport has declined while Republicans prepare to meet Democrats on the vote buying proposition. The piece notes past violations of the agreement were charged two years ago and an effort will be made to prevent a recurrence.

Williamsport commissioner noted for county improvements

Charley Lowe appeared in Williamsport with the board of commissioners and is praised as a proactive do gooder. Will Cunningham, formerly a dentist of Attica, was brought to jail Monday on a charge of stealing ginseng. His case is slated for the September term. Whisky is blamed for Cunningham's downfall.

Charley Lowe Williamsport Charley Will Cunningham Attica Cunningham

Fourth of July Celebrations Light Up Covington Area

Covington residents marked Independence Day across nearby towns. Families picnicked with bands, fire crackers, and evening concerts while community members enjoyed a safe holiday. A Danville group returned after 6.30 am Sunday and Urbana traffic delayed trains overnight. no injuries reported.

Covington Danville Urbana

Also Mentioned on This Page

Covington and Vicinity Elmer Wilkey Bisanark Hoopeston Caleb Powers Julian Martin Mrs. Dougherty Benton County Thomas Hemphill Springfield Ill Homer Beckley San Diego Cal Homer Harry Beckley Will Reeves Golden State Cora Pavey Indianapolis Merryman Bros H.C. Yount Chicago Ginger Martin Terre Haute McMahon W. W. Layton Merlott Republican Party Ed. Mayer Fountain County Mrs. Marx Herzog Marx Hedges Drug Co J. H. Pauley City Stanley and David Pavey Mrs. Pauley Allen Yerkes Martinsville Grace Metzger Vermillion County New York Lee Faust Ed Daller Foster J.E. Myers Sewell Nebeker Scheidler Edna Coffing Greencastle Harry Conner Mr. Conner Lindsey Coleman P. J. McMahon Robert Baker Rob Forest Livengood Burton Miona The Beara the Bignatare DtLu Myron York A. P. Burnside Mrs. Phelps Fletcher Boyd Culver Rex Boyd Culver Military School William Walter A. T. Livengood Anna Nebeker Scott J Emalsion Med Judyville John F. Judy Supt M. Livengood James Gouty Spence Smith & Spence Bell Shoals Chas. Moore Parker Spence, Smith & Spence Covington, Ind
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