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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1907
Page
7
Covington in the news with social visits, business trips, sales events, weddings planned, and upcoming church and school activities. Frequent mentions of residents, merchants, and nearby towns including Veedersburg, Attica, Danville, and Crawfordsville amid a flurry of spring commerce and social engagements.
On Friday and Saturday March 29 and 30 an expert cutter from Lamm & Co Chicago will visit to aid fittings and show a large line of woolen piece goods for men’s clothing. Prices are reasonable and the store guarantees satisfaction. customers may leave their measures.
L. R. Reiff of Lower Warren visits city. DeBord praised as clever impersonator. Fred and Walter Bell spent last week in Richland township recruiting. Slythe and Frank Young from Vanville buying horses. New York Dentists ad promises savings. Ed. Bonebrake from Veedersburg in town. Anna Nebeker milinery opening March 27 28. J Loeb's Store promotes suit measures March 29 30. Schermerhorns from Newtown visit Randolphs. Weidenhammer True High and John Murphy attend Williamsport horse sale. Help wanted traveling agent earning 1072 yearly plus expenses. address Joseph Alexander Covington. H F Randolph renews Republican support. Spring overcoat measures March 29 30 at J Loeb's. George Sullivan ill with grippe improving. Lew Brooks resumes duties at Fountain ferry after winter flood. J L Allen Jr returns from Hot Springs Arkansas. says he feels great. E J Brooks and wife of North Dakota visit county residents. return Monday. They report Dakota success.
Mesdames Susan Snoddy and Sarah E. Cook called at The Republican office on Tuesday. Mrs. Snoddy renewed her faith and Mrs. Cook ordered the paper sent to her R. R. address for a year.
Our stock of ladies spring jackets is very complete with reasonable prices at J Loebs.
Mrs. M. Mayer Jr. plans to construct a fine residence on the vacant Art Miller lot on Fourth Street this summer or fall. The property is described as one of Covington’s most desirable locations and the new house will be among the town’s finest and most modern dwellings.
Readers are invited to an event featuring DeBord next Tuesday evening at the Methodist church. The program promises engaging remarks and accessible discussion suitable for the local community.
A large selection of woolens will be offered at J Loeb's Store on March 29 and 30. Customers may choose from a wide range of suits and fabrics in a seasonal promotion.
Richland township schools closed last week after a prosperous six months term. Mellett schools will stay open three weeks longer due to late start while awaiting building completion.
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