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Covington Republican

Location

Covington, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1908

Page

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Democrats Nominate Trustee After Hectic Township Vote

Democrats nominated Brown for township trustee after a heated party contest with Dicken. Brown won 274 to 174 from about 520 votes in the township, with Cade and Amel Franklin and Bert VanHook also nominated. A local textile ad notes silk at 98 cents per yard at Spence Smith and Spence.

Brown Dicken Cade Amel Franklin Bert VanHook Constable Charles Dicken Charles Brown Robert King Mr. Dicken

First Presbyterian Church Service Schedule

Minister H K Fox outlines Bible School at 10, morning worship at 11 and evening service at 7. He will discuss The One by One Method in the morning and the Third Chapter of James in the evening. Mid week service Thursday at 7. All welcome.

H. K. Fox Bible School James

Pure listen table damask offered at 69c per yard

Spence Smith and Spence advertise a damask table covering 70 inches wide priced at 69 cents per yard.

Spence, Smith & Spence

Kingman High School Gains State Recognition

The High School of Kingman in this county has been commissioned and is now properly recognized by the State Board of Education. The move is one in the right direction and should be an incentive to more effective work.

Kingman State Board of Education

Woman's Club honors memory with custom memorial gavel

At the last meeting Mrs Emma Brookings of Los Angeles presented a specially designed gavel to the Wo man’s Club in memory of her deceased sister Miss Jennie Duboise a charter member. The club passed resolutions and acknowledged the tribute.

Woman’s Club Emma Brookings Los Angeles Cal Jennie Duboise

Millinery Opening Display by Leading Makers

The Leader announces a millinery opening on Saturday April 4 featuring Pattern Hats by Gage Bros and other top makers. Mrs Helen Gishoyse leads the Millinery Department and will continue to serve customers with trusted service.

Gage Bros Helen Gishoyse

Direct phone line hoped between West Lebanon and here

Ira Cadwallader of the Cadwallader Telephone Co West Lebanon visited Monday with T E. Sherrin to promote a nine mile direct line linking the two cities. The system would provide direct connections with all Warren county points and be a notable improvement.

Ira Cadwallader Cadwallader Telephone Co West Lebanon T. E. Sherrin Cadwallader Warren County

Kid Hennesy Accused of Assault in Indianapolis

Kid Hennesey, once prominent in boxing circles, is jailed in Indianapolis on a criminal assault charge after allegedly attacking a young girl at about 7 pm. The girl’s father intervened and Hennesey was later arrested and bonded at 2500 dollars. Flo, recently jailed in Danville for vagrancy, was released to depart the city.

Kid Hennesey Hastile Indianapolis Hennesey Flo Danville

Narrow Wabash River Drowning Escape In Boat Mishap

Ben Holden and Ben Langford barely escaped drowning after their small boat struck a snag near a railroad bridge in the Wabash River. The boat capsized, they fell about nine feet to the bottom, Langford grabbed a snag and Holden climbed a tree until Flavie Tittle and a companion rescued them. The incident occurred amid a strong current and was witnessed by Mrs. A. M. Phelps selling wall paper.

Ben Holden Ben Langford Wabash Langford Holden Flavie Tittle

Mortgage Exemption Filing Guidance for Indiana Property Owners

March and April are the filing window with the county auditor. The statute allows owners of real estate taxed in Indiana to deduct up to seven hundred dollars of unpaid mortgage debt as of March 1 from assessed value. Deduction cannot exceed one half of the total assessed valuation.

Indiana

Divorce Sues Filed by Gay Oyler Against Harry Oyler

Gay Oyler filed for divorce through attorney O B Ratcliff against Harry Oyler. The case, filed in Cain township, is described as potentially sensational.

Gay Oyler O. B Ratcliff Harry Oyler Cain Township

Jury Deadlock in Sumner v Big Four Injury Suit

At Crawfordsville a six to six jury failed to reach a verdict in the case of Frank Sumner versus the Big Four. Sumner claimed $15,000 in damages after a shrill engine whistle caused his horse to bolt and injure him.

Crawfordsville Frank Sumner Big Four

Hillsboro Bryan Banquet Draws Mixed Reception

The Hillsboro Bryan Club hosted a Bryan banquet March 20 in the opera house. About 150 attended, including women and children, with a two course supper praised by ladies. Speakers Ralston Jones and Stokes Jackson attacked Republicans and Landis, and the decor featured colored paper and a starless flag, amid Democratic praise and disappointment.

Hillsboro Ind Bryan Club Opera House Times Fountain County Ralston Jones Stokes Jackson Republican Party Indianapolis News Landis Teo

Linen and White Goods Special Sale Announcement

The Leader promotes a sale on linens and white goods including shirts waists muslin underwear sheetings laces and embroideries with discounts ending Saturday April 4th urging buyers to attend or lose money.

The Leader

Death of Jess Martin, longtime resident of the township

Jess Martin, 69, a longtime resident of the township, died Saturday at his home in Wabash. He had been ill for some time and death was not unexpected. Funeral services were held Monday at his residence with interment in Mt. Carmel cemetery.

Jess Martin Wabash Mt. Carmel

Modern Woodmen of America Seeks New Members

The Modern Woodmen of America is accepting new members and aims to grow strong in the city. Eight applications for membership were received last week and several more are considering enrollment soon. A district deputy is actively developing the effort.

Amerca

Local Ads and Notices Mix From Newtown Area

A barrage of shop and event notices includes A B Colemans spring ticket sales, wall paper patterns from Phelps store, McGeorge Opening April 2 3 and 4, and Thorntons dairy under John A Fox. State Board recognizes Newtown Mellett Hillsboro schools, plus Ventura related civic mentions and a pole vault injury at the high school.

Local Paper Offer Sparks Small Town Sale

A list of names including Charles Marlatt and Geo K Phe bus promotes buying a local paper and a chart priced at $5.00 for $1.25, signaling a bargain sale and print promotion in a small community.

Charles Marlatt Geo. K Phebus T. M. Rinn C. M. Coggins L. P. Little D. A. Fox P. O. Brewer J. A. Taylor J. N. Miller S. A. Brewer Wm. Royal Patrick Bower Elias Gouty P. E. Townsley F. E. Drake T C. Webber Sampson Reed J. W. Wilson J. A. Kelley Jas. Lunny C. M. Donaldson

Skating Races at Exchange Rink Set for March 28

Skating races will be run by Chas Cheney at the Exchange Rink on Saturday night March 28. The top lady by distance in one minute wins a gold gilt traveling clock, second gets a brooch. The top gentleman wins cuff buttons, second gets a silk watch fob. Admission 10c, skates 15 and 20c. Doors open 7 p.m.

Chas, Cheney Exchange Rink

State Board sets two high school equivalency exams dates

The State Board of Education decided to hold the remaining high school equivalency examinations this year by the County Superintendents. Applicants may allocate one or two days for the tests, with options to split between Saturday March 28 and Saturday April 25 or complete all on one of those dates. Manford Livengood, County Superintendent.

State Board of Education Manford Livengood

Edna Holderman Seeks Trip to Europe as Star Candidate

Miss Edna Holderman a Covington high school science teacher tours the city as a candidate for the Indianapolis Star trip to Europe. She funded her Indiana University education and seeks support to complete her studies. Mayor Reed and Miss Ruth Board are collecting coupons and subscriptions for her account.

Edna Holderman Covington Miss Holderman Indianapolis Star Europe Indiana University Mayor Reed Miss Ruth Attica Ledger

Spring Opening For Up To Date Dress Hats

Spring opening invites interest in millinery with an up to date line of dress hats. Friday and Saturday showcase hours 10 and 11 thirty. ANNA NEBSKER hosts the event.

Anna Nebsker

Advertized Week Ending March 25 1908 Notice

For the week ending March 25 1908 the names Stephen L. Chase Hemmann Koenigsberger Willie Lowe appear in the listing. The notice instructs to call the names adver tized by F. W. Boyd P. M. and to say advertized when inquiring.

Stephen L. Chase Hemmann Koenigsberger Willie Lowe

Danville man sentenced to three months in jail

Arthur Dingrey formerly of Cain township now living in Danville Illinois was given a three month jail term for attempting to exterminate his family. He had repeatedly tried to commit the act while a Cain township resident and faced frequent trouble with the law.

Arthur Dingrey Cain Township Danville Arthur

Theatorium and Show Outfit Sold to Rockville Buyers

Monday the Theatorium and Show outfit were sold by W. E. Richeson to E. W. Fulwider and H. L. Nevens of Rockville. Possession is given at once and R. L. Calvert of Rockville will run the pictures. The new venture promises first class service and continued quality.

W. E. Richeson E. W. Fulwider H. L. Nevens Rockville

Major Samuel Mack Irvin Dies on California Trip

Major Samuel Mack Irvin, Veedersburg banker and veteran of Mexican and Civil wars, died returning with his wife and relatives near Wichita Kansas. He was 81, survived by his widow two sons Alphonse and Joe K Irvin two daughters Blanche Vandeverter Eureka Osborn and Mabel Ross. Funeral services conducted by the Masonic order were held in Veedersburg, with interment in the family cemetery.

Samuel Mack Irvin Veedersburg W. H. Ross California Wichita Kan Major Irvin Farmers’ Bank Af Irvin Alphonse Joe K Blanche Vandeverter Eureka Osborn Teylorville Mabel Ross

Also Mentioned on This Page

Democrats First Presbyterian Church Kid Hennesy A. M. Phelps Bryan East Side Sqr Phelps Phelps Book Store Newtown Mellett McGeorge & Co John A. Fox Thornton Hunt W. B. Coleman’s East Side Square Sherrick O. P. Lewis Deere No. 9 Black Hawk Planters McGeorge Auditor Gray Clerk Madden Frank Foust W. E. Livengood A. T. Livengood H. C. Yount W.N. White Alex Hetfield C. W. Dice P. J. McMahon John B. Schwin E. H. Nebeker Sandiego Admiral Evans Pacific Coast Grace (Lacy) Metzger Albert Aldridge Phelps Book F. W. Boyd, P. M
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