Mirrored You and Yours in The Daily Gist of Covington
A collection of local notes from Covington Indiana includes residents in town on Monday, various business updates and ads. Between social calls by B F Lindley of Danville and others, reports mention the cherry crop’s record size, speed limit warnings on Fourth and Liberty streets, and local sales such as lard at Shaft’s meat market. Notices cover real estate, employment, weddings, deaths, and a new firm Diffenderfer Jones offering services in real estate and loans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diffenderfer & Jones
Loeb Block
Large bank stock sale in Covington Indiana
One of the largest cash deals of recent years was consumated in our city this week The Collison's interest in The First National Bank of Covington Indiana was purchased for 120 00 per share totaling 30000 00 Officers and shareholders include W W Layton H C Yount Elisha A Lacey J A Barnes and others Dispatched by press attached to the Covington paper also mentions other local ads and notices such as real estate sales Scouts plans and a Central Casualty Company inquiry
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Collison
First National Bank
Covington
Indiana
Local Notes On Residents And Court Session
Jos Rice of Kramer piloted his E M F Old Zeke in Covington last Friday. Miss Lula Schwin returns from Gary where she taught and will spend vacation at home. July term of commissioners court opens next Monday with business of interest. Willard and Irvin advertise special features. Mr and Mrs James Ireland of the Danville Soldiers Home visited Will last week and now visit Atica friends. L D Patton returned to Lawrencburg Thursday. Mrs Patton remained. Farmer McMahon bought a new draying truck for his stone equipment. H C Yount took Emerson Evans to Culver Naval School for the summer. Emerson expected to return a Naval Cadet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lula Schwin
Gary
James Ireland
Danville Soldiers’ Home
Will
Attica
H.C. Yount
Culver
Emerson Evans
Naval School
Emerson
Lee Ailen Visits Covington From Indianapolis
Lee Ailen arrived in Covington from Indianapolis on Monday for a short visit with relatives and friends. He enjoys the city and notes his sister shows little improvement. He remembers many Covington friends as he travels. Willard Remster and family left recently for Minnesota with Oilie Bants, who plans investment there, and Willard purchased a good farm near Fairchilds to build a fine home. Silas Bittle, about sixty five, a prominent farmer of Tippicanoe and Montgomery counties, married Wednesday afternoon at Danville to Mrs Ratcliff, both well known in eastern county with many friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Ailen
Indianapolis
Lee
Covington
Willard Remster
Minnesows
Willard
Oilie Bants
Fairchilds
Silas Bittle
Tippicanoe
Montgomery
Danvill
Rulana Ratcliff
Bes
William Ward recovers after stroke in Trey township
William T Ward suffered a stroke last Friday and was briefly in danger. He is much improved and his friends wish for his full recovery as a long time and active citizen known across the country. Mrs Lewis Nebenek suffered a facial poisoning incident while clearing grass at Mt Hope cemetery lot and faces swelling. she is regaining and hopes to be herself again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William T. Ward
Mr Ward
Trey Township
Lewis Nebeker
Mt Hope
Army of Wild Ponies on North Carolina Lagoons
Describes wild horses living on North Carolina lagoon sand banks as descendants of Raleigh era stock from Roanoke. Notes sea oats grow abundantly and serve as green food. Estimates vary, but authorities say there are more than 3,000 ponies on the banks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Sir Walter Raleigh
Cotoniste
Roanoke Island
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B. F. Lindley
Danville
L. & Lever
Will Smith
Lafayette
J. W. Price
F. K. Dougherty
Otterbein
Fourth
Liberty Streets
Mayer’s Hardware Store
W. E. Livengood
Terre Haute
Petersburg
Shaft
North Side
George Wheatley
Hedrick
Eva Kennedy
Camden
Dorothea Nebeker
Presbyterian U
E. W. Heath
Amanda Simms
Yeddo
Chalmers
Joseph Craig
Yedda
O. H. Weesegen
Ind
W. W. Layton
H. &. Mayer
W. Layton
H. C. Yount
Elisha A. Lacey
J. A. Barnes
W. E. Silsland
H. K. Bilsiand
L. M. Dunlap
Chas. Denton
I. H. Dicken
Phillip Grabbs
A. N. Fendrix
D. G. Hendrix
E. E. Leas
E. A. Lacey
J. Ludlow
Julius Loeb
Fred E. Layton
C. E. Layton
T. H. McGeorge Smith Myers Albert McNeil Squire
J. Metzger
Margaret Mayer
J. E. Romine
Ass’t. Cashier
Dicken S. J. Ladlow
H. E. Mayer Julius Loeb
M. Mayer
Ghetiredala
Trical
The
Cates Bank
Portland
Crawfordsville
Turkey Run
Fountain County
Central Casualty Company of
Capital
Central Casualty Company
State Life Building
Board of Managers
Battle Ground Camp
J. H. Sailor
Judge Schoonover
Savings Banks
Irvin & Willard
Covington, Ind
Fletcher
Castoria
Jos. Rice
Kramer
Willard & Irvin
L. D. Patton
Lawrencburg
Mrs. Patton
McMahon
Africa
Allah
Sudan
Tsmadhi
Senoussi
Arabia
Wide World Magazine
Hazard
Doste
Conan
Chesterton
Keith
Pinero
Mr. Pett Ridge
England
Louion Chronicle
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