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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1905
Page
2
Local notices mention Kingman planning a festive Fourth in good style. Various items include a newly instituted Rebekah lodge at Hillsboro, real estate listings by Attorneys Little and Jones, counterfeiters advertised as the latest production, and appearances by Jener and G Ross of the Ledger. Citizens and visitors are urged to see exhibits and attend events all week.
Residents are urged to attend the upcoming Carnival with events planned around the clock. If daytime heat is high, visitors are welcome to come in the evening and enjoy continual programs for the whole family.
The piece catalogs market activity and society notes from Attica including strawberry markets, political organizing by Ben Wilbur, a Real Estate Bulletin by W A Thompson, a storm report, and community visits. It records prize news from St Louis, horse show results, store promotions at J Loeb’s, church social events, postmaster duties, and local legal fracas between Mike Foley and W H Johnson in Judge West's court.
Will Zigler of Attica seeks needles oil and sewing machines from Tom Walsh. Covington and Chicago face a strong afternoon contest. The William sport Horse Show drew large crowds and strong exhibits. David Plant and wife plan a Germany trip next Thursday. Spence Smith and Spence moved to the Harter room. Troy township Kentuck church commencement occurred Wednesday. Elder B L Allen of Indianapolis to preach on Christian Education at 10 45 Sunday. evening service titled The Power of a Godly Life follows the death of Miss Ashley at Cayuga.
A. S. Peacock named Attica school trustee last Monday night. Peacock, a Republican, was selected by the Democratic board as part of an agreed plan. Democrats chose a Democrat in line with a year old promise, while signaling a Republican may be elected next year amid an upcoming election.
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