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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1902
Page
5
A Covington firm promotes property for sale in Oklahoma and multiple Indiana counties. Listings include farms near Tangier and Kingman with prices from 600 to 6600 dollars, a Danville business block, a six room cottage in Danville, and a stock of dry goods and shoes valued around 28000 dollars. The ad also notes excursions to western points and discusses local ads and recent community happenings.
Attica residents Jim Marratt and Arthur Johnson spent Sunday in the city. The local high school team will play Perrysville next Wednesday. Misses Lelia Crane and Tula Cheney attended a picnic near Attica on Saturday and Sunday. Mrs Coggins and daughter of Coal Creek visited. The Newton County Star debuts in Goodland ahead of the county seat change. Porter H Morgan, Drake Class of 1903, is visiting Grandfather A R Heath. A baby boy born to Dr and Mrs Luke Saturday morning died. mother recovering. Ed Ogborn, barber, joins J C Marlatt. Court at Covington adjourns for October. commissioners next. Mrs E A Smith and daughter Shilo from Colfax visited, returned Tuesday. Mrs W H Drybread of Farmer City and Miss Laverne Kincaid of LeRoy visiting. A lightning strike damaged Frank Helms home but no injuries. Mrs D T Morgan of El Reno plans summer visits in Covington and Vigo counties. Battleground camp meeting set for Aug 7–18 with reduced rail rates within 100 miles. Bernard Spencer, from Ogden, Utah, visiting from Indianapolis. A town lives by its people and business. Judge Stingle of Oxford, a large landowner, owns 300+ acres in Dice land and a Warren County farm near Pine Village. Pine Village editor Wm Entler visited. expects Warren County to turn Democratic when Carbondale mines open.
A short notice thanks neighbors and friends for aid after a loss, expressing gratitude to the Women's Relief Corps. The item also mentions dai ly coloring details and a substance valued for purifying and preserving wood, lasting two to three years.
A series of land conveyances lists Harriet Gott and husband to Adam Gott for lot 16 R add Mellet. Henry Schulenberg to Homer Sewel for Covington parcels. John Bodine and wife to Lewis Bodine for 80 acres in Wabash township. Joseph Bodine and wife to Lewis Bodine for 80 acres and quiet title. Catherine Cardiff to Cora Doane for lot 153 in Covington. Eugene Rush to Hanni bal C. Yount trustee for 73 acres in Fulton. Elijah M Board to Clover Leaf Railroad Co for 1627 acres Fulton. Myrtle Stafford et al to Larkie Coffing for 55 acres Richland and quiet title. Robert N Voliva et al to Larkie Coffing for 55 acres Richland then to Edgar A Reed for 55 acres with Coffing also wife to Reed. Appelina Sheets to Mary E Workinger for lot 34 Colemans add Attica with quiet title.
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