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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1905
Page
5
In ancient Greece a statue named Opportunity stood as a warning and guide about seizing chances. The ad urges belief in personal initiative and presents an investment offer from The Indiana Oregon Gold Mining Company at 20 cents on the dollar, with contact in Covington, Indiana.
Christian Church notes announce Sunday school at 9 30 a m each Lord s day Christian Endeavor at 6 p m and prayer meeting at 7 p m Thursdays All are welcome Preaching on the 2nd and 4th Lords day each month at 10 20 a m and 7 15 p m Minister P W WALTHALL ends.
Public sale of horses, wagons, cattle, harness, farm implements and household goods at the seller's residence two miles north of Covington on March 15 1905 starting at 10 a.m. Auctioneers listed as David S Ferguson and C W Cowan.
Dr James T Henderson M D died Thursday last week born August 10 1845 in Parke County to Alexander and Isabel la Chapman Henderson He taught at Sulphur Springs and Hoopes ton Indiana then studied medicine with Drs Hurt and Anderson at Waynetown and at the Indianapolis Medical College He practiced at Waynetown Perrysville Covington and later Had two sons Eugene who died at seventeen and Dr T M Henderson of Pendleton Oregon Funeral was held last Saturday with large attendance reflecting high esteem
Seymour Graham on Tuesday displayed a deed written on sheep skin issued by the U.S. Government in 1425 to George W. Graham for 40 acres southeast of this city. The document, heirloom from his grandfather, is well preserved and bears the signature of President John Q. Adams.
Mrs J L Yerkes was a pleasant caller at the Republican office on Wednesday, sharing friendly remarks and engaging with party workers.
About twenty tons of baled clover hay asking any amount at a reasonable price. F E Ranpoppsg on the Burnside Farm and Jerry McMahon a Danville visitor noted. Also references to dress goods and a Dr Wolfe glass specialty ad with dates at the Modern Hotel.
Mrs Lottie Graham Turner on Third Street has hired Miss Jessie Rhodes to buy her early spring millinery in Indianapolis this week. Turner will later travel to Chicago for Easter millinery. The piece echoes the adage that mining profits come at the ground floor prospect stage, urging Indiana Oregon investments.
Miss Myrtle Monger spent Sunday with relatives in Veedersburg. Tauber Haas of Mellore was in the city Tuesday on business. Post Master Boyd transacted business in Lafayette Tuesday afternoon and evening.
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