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Covington Republican

Location

Covington, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1906

Page

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Livengood Steps Down as Covington City Attorney

The Covington City Council accepted A T Livengood's resignation and elected O B Ratcliff as his successor. Both men are prominent local attorneys with strong reputations. Livengood, about 28, former two term mayor, has served as city attorney for two years and retires July 9. Ratcliff, newly elected, is noted for hard work and integrity and is expected to safeguard city interests.

A. T. Livengood C. B. Ratcliff Itlls A T. Livengood O. B. Ratcliff Fountain County St. Louis Livengood Democratic Fountain Countes Les Covington Republic

Stabbed Dogs Alarm Cheney and Martin in Early Saturday

Early Saturday a knife expert stabbed two of Chas Cheney's bird dogs and Old Bit, a tramp dog owned by J. C. Martin. Martin's dog died of wounds. the others survive and recover. A litter of pups remains with Old Bit, who is a water spaniel. The attack occurred behind the left foreleg. no evidence of fatal strike. White clothing ad follows.

Chas Cheney J. C. Martin Martin

White goods on sale at J Lueb stores

White duck and white pique fabrics join white law white org bewritten items and white linen at J Lueb stores with low prices across the line.

J. Lueb’s

Burnside Chapel Changes Evening Sermon Time

At Burnside Chapel preaching moves to Sunday evening at 7 45 PM from the morning service. All interested in the church work are invited to attend and a cordial welcome is extended. W G Vessels, Pastor.

Burnside Chapel W. G. Vessels

Sabbath School Picnic At Harris Grove

The Methodist Sunday School plans a picnic at Mr Harris grove on the Perrysville road. All friends are invited to join the outing. Depart Covington at 9 a m with well filled baskets for a day of shade water and fellowship.

Methodist Sunday School Harris’ Grove Perrysville Road Covington

Sixty-Third Indiana Regimental Reunion Sets Covington Picnic

The Executive Board of the Sixty-Third Regimental Reunion Association plans the 25th annual re union for Covington Indiana on Thursday August 30 1906. An outdoor fairgrounds meeting with an old style basket dinner is scheduled. Committees cover grounds reception music speakers finance basket dinner solicitation and printing with members named.

Sixty-Third Regimental Re-union Association J.L. Townsley Covington Ind Friends of the Col. McMannomy M. H. Clark Wot Ward T. V. Townsley James Hutson Jonathan McCoy Captain York N. G. Nebeker J. L Townsley J. N Ellis Isaac Clark Jas. Menefee Job Westfall Jacob Stutler Bob Griggs Wim Eafian J. W. Patterson Byron R. Russell Capt. la Tourette Capt la Tourette A. W. Graham G W. Boughner T. W. Townsley W. H. Smail H. R. Claypool W. T. Ward Jas York W. T. Warp

Death on trestle in Attica claims Mrs. Goans

Mrs. Myra N. Goans aged 75, mother of Richard Goans of Lafayette and Mrs. William Ireland, died after being struck and ground by a gravel train on a trestle near Attica flouring mill while walking with her grandson Fred Ireland and another boy to the downtown station. The tragedy, witnessed by onlookers, left fragments of her body found for hours. Funeral services were held Wednesday morning.

Myra N. Goans Richard Goans Lafayette William Ireland Attica Goans Fred Ireland Wabash Fred

The Leaders Saturday Specials Offer

The Leader advertises 15c ladies ribbed vests two for 25c Mennen’s Talcum Powder five cent wash rags three for 10c Egg White toilet soap five cents each sale text.

Attica Plans Two Day August Levee With Horse Show

Attica will host a two day levee on August 9. Day one features the annual horse show while day two continues the program with various sports for the people's entertainment.

Attica

Covington Seeks More and Better Rental Housing

The city needs more modern houses for rent as current supply is scarce and prices rise. Demand is at a peak with rents climbing, while vacant listings are hard to find.

Covington

Wait for Our Big Discount Sale

An announcement from Spence, Smith and Spence promotes a forthcoming discount sale. The notice hints at major savings and invites readers to await further details.

Fountain Mercantile Company Announces Semi Annual Sale

The Fountain Mercantile Company begins its third Semi Annual sale next Tuesday July 17. The enterprising firm urges customers to visit for a fine, broad assortment of goods, claiming no other store in Fountain County matches their selection and urging remembrance of the sale.

Fountain Mercantile Company Fountain County

Hail Demolishes Crops Across Warren and Ver Counties

A Wednesday hail storm swept southward through South Western Warren and North Western Ver million counties, two miles wide, ruining oats and corn crops. Farmers begin replanting this week in hope of recovery. Look at our linoleums M. Boord.

Warren Vermillion Counties

City Council Elects O B Ratcliff City Attorney

The City Council under Mayor Jones met Monday night. They chose O B Ratcliff as city attorney by unanimous vote, Ratcliff taking the oath and filing his bond. The council reviewed May and June clerk and treasurer reports and approved regular bills.

Jones Fourth Street Eleventh Street O. B. Ratcliff Ratcliff Livengood T. J. Allan

Presbyterians Picnic At Rinns Woods

The Presbyterian Sunday school and church members held a large picnic at Rinn's woods southeast of the city on Wednesday. The crowd was well equipped for a good time and the event proved a very enjoyable and wholesome gathering.

Presbyterian Sunday School

Insurance Muddle Prompts Change at States Agency

Directors of the States Agency Insurance Company call for proxies from stockholders across Indiana as a reorganization is planned. The move surprised Indianapolis as charges are leveled against management while many policyholders remain part of the firm.

Indianapolis Ind States Agency Insurance Company

Vice President Fairbanks and family visit Covington

Charles Warren Fairbanks, Vice President and former Indiana senator, with wife and son Fred, passed through Covington en route to Mansfield Illinois. They stayed overnight after auto trouble and accepted a cordial reception from locals. He praised recent Congress work and Republican prospects.

Charles Warren Fairbanks Indiana Fred Our City Indianapolis Mansfield Ill Our E. Huebeker

Peru man injured by crushed foot at gravel pit

English of Peru, a car repairer, was badly crushed when a car was moved onto him at the Young gravel pit south of Attica last Friday morning. He was taken to a Peru hospital for treatment.

Will English Peru Attica

Piano Recital by Miss Lonelys Advanced Class

Miss lonely s advanced piano class gave a recital at the home of Mr and Mrs Ed Martin on Washington street with about fifty invited guests. Performers included Mrs T M Rinn and Misses Nabors Shaff Martin Coffing Board Patton and Montgomery. The instructor demonstrated notable skill and the article promotes four specials at The Leader sale on Saturday.

Miss 'Loney Ed. Martin Washington Street T. M. Rinn Nabors Shaff Martin Coffing Board Patton Montgomery

Summer Vesper Services Set on Court House Lawn

Beginning Sunday evening July 22 at 6 30 the Court House Lawn hosts Vesper Services replacing regular church worship. The event is a Union Service inviting all local churches to participate when weather permits.

Court House

Narrow river drowning scare prompts warning to youths

Max Franklin nearly drowned after straying into deep water at the river with Schmelig boys. A companion seized him and pulled him ashore. he regained consciousness only later. The incident echoes a prior drowning scare involving Frank Newhouse, son of Mrs. J. M. Martin, with timely aid from friends.

Max Franklin Schmelig Max Frank Newhouse J. M. Martin

Also Mentioned on This Page

T. Livengood O. B Ratcliffe Spence, Smith & Spence M. Boord Channejs Presbyterians Picnic Fairbanks Sale Vesper Services Ait M. Boord
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