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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1904
Page
8
Local note reports Haas and Weg Ewell visiting from distant places and adds a millinery opening upstairs at the Leader after March 26 with a display of spring hats and appealing prices. Frank Wolfe visited from Michigan City Tuesday.
The Republican notes new ready to wear at J Loeb's with men and boys selections. Emery Dry Goods Co featured elsewhere. Farmer McMahon promotes a March 19 sale and horse sales. Local schools close for break. Episcopal church to stage a play soon. Frank Bilsland returns to vote. Charles Van Leer resigns from Mort Board to move to Montezuma. Ed Merick of Humbolt visits.
Mrs James P Price and her daughter Ada show slight improvement after a week marked by local political activity with events on Sunday Monday and Tuesday. The story notes ongoing political developments in town.
Hon. C. M. McCave, once a local figure, acted as a leading attorney for the plaintiff in the famous Gregg case.
Richland township Republicans will nominate their township ticket at Mellott on Saturday April 9 at 2 30 oclock.
Mrs David Wolfe and Mrs Rob ert King travel to Chicago this week to choose up to date sewing styles at the Leader. They shop for new fashions and accessories amid current trends in the city.
The Emery Dry Goods Co. A. E. Ray H. J. Board and others are cited for a change in advertisements in this issue. It reminds readers that staying posted is essential to smart buying.
Mrs. Lottie Graham Turner has returned home after visiting Indianapolis where she studied and selected the latest spring and summer fashion styles.
Help wanted notice seeks two tenant hands. References required. Contact E. M. Board via phone 81 for good laundry work. NORVAL SMITH listed as contact.
Harry Sewell and his wife visited relatives in Otterbein this week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Price. Elmer Arter welcomed a ten pound baby boy Tuesday weighing full ten pounds, and he is the happiest man in town.
Mr and Mrs M Mayer Jr announce their commodious residence at the corner of Liberty and Fifth streets is ready and they are at home to friends.
All saloon applicants from Fowler Boswell and Otterbin were defeated at the present term of commissioners court in Benton county.
Mrs Margaret Shuler completed a pleasant visit with her daughter Mrs Harry Porer in Peru and returned home at the end of the week.
Mrs J W Price advertises a millinery opening with a display of hats and accessories. Readers are invited to review the assortment and choose from her selection of fashionable headwear.
Mrs O A Jobrnzon of Delphi formerly from North Vermillion county was visiting friends in the section over Sunday. Mr and Mrs Johncorn and a family have many friends here.
A sale date of March 19 is set for a large lot of horses and mules offered to the Covington area. The announcement promises the broadest selection locals have seen.
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