Local Notes From Covington Daily Life
Wm. Dennis was ill several days the past week. Charley Lowe shipped a car load of hogs to Indianapolis last week. Linoleums cheap at M. Board's. T. M. Jackson of Cayuga attended the l'g horse sale Friday. Mrs. John Death, ill with pneumonia, now thought out of danger. Woman's Club meets with Mrs. Mary Townsley this afternoon on Liberty street. J. Loeb's offers tailored clothing. Homer Sewell recovering from typhoid fever. Mrs. Mary Roberts spent part of last week at her farm near Attica. Marion Hilderbrand came from Attica with Will Finfrock for election supplies. Chase & Sanborn coffee at Paul C. Roard's. Wm. Brant family visiting Mrs. Brant's mother Mary Gardner. Mack Irvin and family move to Veedersburg. Expert cutter to take measurements March 27–29 at J. Loeb's Store. Mrs. D. E. Wilson hosted the Thimble club with a pleasant afternoon. John Hardesty moving to farms south of the city to garden and help with chicken chores.
Local notes and society items from Covington page
Mrs. M Mayer hosts Merry go Round club. Bilslands visit from Chicago to attend ill father John Bilsland. J Loeb promotes tailor made spring suits. Charles Brant signs with North Dakota team. Cooper Clifton out, Gene Bodine steps in for C H S. Cement and cedar posts received. Fire at Mrs Margarette McComas home minor. Spring storms and rain forecast. Mrs J E McMahon improving in Danville hospital. Prof Owen Butcher and wife with debating team. Covington wins. Farm for rent: 50 acres near Covington. Massey & Son. Mrs Margaret Hitchens reports South visit. Cox and she plan homeward.
Local notes from Danville and surrounding counties
A mixed column reports F. W. Boyd and wife in Danville on Monday, Lannie Cox visiting Michigan to see his ill son, and Mrs. Fletcher Wilson with the Misses Rhodes at the Republican office. It notes storm losses across Indiana, new coins, a county auto for Superintendent Sowers, and a busy council chamber. Also mentions real estate transactions, grain and coffee market notes, and a horse sale led by Cal Mike Smith with Col. A. G. Madden. Irene Balcom visits Remington before returning to school.
Best Known Cough Remedy Dr Kings New Discovery
Dr Kings New Discovery has stood as a leading cough remedy for forty three years. Over three million bottles were used last year. It promises a refund if it does not clear coughs or colds. J J Owens of Allendale North Carolina endorses it after twenty years of use. Available 50 cents and 1.00 at druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
J. J. Owens
Allendale
8. C
Monument seekers eye E M Board for savings
County commissioner W A Wright of Hillsboro returns from ten weeks in Oaxaca Mexico where he oversaw mining interests and brings ore samples. D J Young & Co Covington offer large stock of building materials under cover with many roll roofing brands. Mrs Julia Vandervort Perrysville resident dies after several months illness. funeral held Tuesday with burial in Perrysville cemetery. she is survived by daughter Mrs Cole.
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W. A. Wright
Hillsboro
Oaxaca
Mexico
Indiana
D. J. Young & Co
Covington
Julia Vandervort
Perrysville
Perrysvile
Vandervort
Cole
Local Business Promotes Stock of Bugs in Area
Death notices report George Gibson of Clinton and Parrysville, husband and father of two, passing after a series of diseases. Jacob McLean, a Stone Bluff farmer, died suddenly of heart disease after months of illness. Both obituaries note their standing in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Gibson
Clinton
Gibson
Parrysville
Jacob McLean
Stone Bluff
Mother Gray's Aromatic Leaf Tonic Ad Promises Relief
An advertisement touts Mother Gray's Aromatic Leaf as a pleasant herb remedy for kidney or bladder trouble headaches back pain and fatigue. It urges all druggists to stock the tonic laxative and notes the address in LeRoy New York. Also mentions Rev B B Kissler named temporary history department head at DePauw University replacing ill Dr Andrew Stephenson while maintaining Lafayette pastor duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mother Gray
Mother Gray Co
LeRoy
N. Y
B. B. Kissler
St. Paul’s M. E
Lafayette
History
DePauw University
Andrew Stephenson
Kissler
DePauw
Anagram Club Dinner at Liberty Street Home
Mr and Mrs Charles Printy hosted the Anagram club at their Liberty street residence on Wednesday evening with refreshments and a pleasant, sociable gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Printy
Anagram Club
Liberty Street
Mrs Law Nebeker Returns Home After Hospital Stay
Mrs Law Nebeker arrives home Monday after a ten day stay in Logansport Hospital for an operation. She is improving nicely and friends are pleased she is well on the way to recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Law Nebeker
Logansport
Rinn Property Sells for 7000 in Libery Street Estate
The T. M. Rinn home on Liberty Street comprising twelve acres and improvements was sold late Monday afternoon by the heirs to O. S. Douglass for 7000 dollars. The Rinn estate was settled by agreement of the heirs last week with C. W. Dice named administrator. Real estate in the Dakotas to be kept in common with Dr. McClain of Danville chosen as manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. M. Rinn
Liberty Street
O. S. Douglass
Rinn
C. W. Dice
Dakotas
Dr. McClain
Danville
Morning worship to feature master music and choirs
The First Presbyterian Church plans a morning worship with master music and both choirs to fill the hour with songs for the large congregation. The pastor will give a brief message titled Keeping the Freshness of Morning. An evening stereopticon presentation will explore Mexicans in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
United States
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Promoted for Skin Ailments
Advertisement touts Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as best for skin diseases burns and bruises. John Deye of Gladwin Michigan credited twelve years of skin ailments and $400 in medical bills with cure. Product priced at 25 cents, recommended by druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucklen
John Deye
Gladwin, Mich
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Wm. Dennis
Charley Lowe
Indianapolis
M. Board’s
T. M. Jackson
Cayuga
L'G
John Death
Woman’s Club
Mary Townsley
J. Loeb’s
Homer Sewell
Mary Roberts
Attica
Marion Hilderbrand
Will Finfrock
Chase & Sanborn
Paul C. Roard
Wm. Brant
Mack Irvin
Veedersburg
J. Loeb
D. E. Wilson
Thimble Club
John Hardesty
John
M. Beard
Frank Bilsland
Winfred
Chicago
John Bilsland
Charles Brant
North Dakota
Cooper Clifton
Gene Bodine
Margarette McComas
J. E. McMahon
Owen Butcher
Kingman
W.R. Massey & Son
Margaret Hitchens
Fletcher
Castor
F. W. Boyd
Ralph Willams
Ed. Uatter
Covington R. D
Charley York
J. Lores’s
Lannie
Cox
Michigan
George
Homer Lewsader
Homer
Vermillion County
Nice
Plymouth Rock
Fletcher Wilson
Rhodes
Republican
E M. Boorp
Samuel Sowers
Paul C. Board
Council Chamber
Cal
Mike Smith
Newtown
McMahon
Col
A. G. Madden
Claud
Irene Balcom
Remington
E.M. Board For Monuments
E. M. Board
Rug Sales
M. Boord
Raa Inga
Scott
Covington, Ind
William Dennis
Judy
Ford Autor
Judyville
Ind
John FE
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