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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1912
Page
1
Sherman Smail delivering mail on route 4 escaped death when a heavy telephone pole fell in the Wednesday storm, striking his wagon and wrecking it. He was too shaken to explain how he survived the incident.
J Loeb's Stores schedules a three day showing of a large line of men's woolens for suits topcoats pants and vests from March 28 to 30. A Chicago cutter will be present to take measurements and guarantee material workmanship and fit.
At 2 o clock this afternoon the Republicans of Logan township met at the city hall endorsing Taft while electing Roosevelt delegates to the state convention and endorsing the Colonel for president. Dr J W Rhodes and James Scroner chosen as state convention delegates with John Hock and Mark Whicker to Congress.
Grace Metzger's announces a millinery opening with a new spring line of shapes and trimmings for Friday and Saturday March 29 and 30. Customers are invited to call and view the latest arrivals.
Insurgent Haye Logan noted as friends of Theodore Roosevelt attended the Republican township meeting at city hall Saturday afternoon. Charles Jacobson opened the session at 3 pm with a secret ballot for delegates. A Taft administration endorsement resolution passed amid protests. State delegates from Levan named Dr J W Rhodes and James Scribner. Congressional delegates listed as Joan Hock and Mark Whicker. County Council session elected to fill Thomas Bodine’s vacancy, DeHaven chosen after a deadlock. New resignations by Lindsey Beckelhymer and Starns planned, with a special meeting called for next Monday. Opening for Millinery by Mrs Ora LaTourette March 29–30.
The last suitings showings yielded garments described as the most satisfactory in tailoring and perfect by all selectors. A birth is announced: a girl born to Mr and Mrs Fred Madden of Kingman last week. An ad from Geo W Keres & Son appears in this issue.
The M. E. Church reports a Communion service next Sunday morning and a Palm Sunday sermon in the evening. A description of Jesus' Triumphal Entry from the Mount of Olives is promised. The second quarterly conference is set for April 5. Fisk Patterns will be shown March 29 and 30 at Mrs. L R Faust's Millinery store.
A rumor claims the will of Sampson Reed will be contested, with attorneys Hon. Lucas Nebeker on one side and Hon. O P Lewis and C M McCabe for the plaintiffs. Heirs cited include Bent Cade, Miss Jennie Cade, and David Reed, with Dan Simms and judges already engaged as proceedings loom.
Ost and Davis grocers advertise seed in quantity at a competitive price. A brief birth notice announces the birth of Charles Walton to Mr and Mrs Thomas Orr of Wichita Kansas on March 21 with mother Josie Hugle. The couple welcomes their second son and notes all are doing fine. Also promoting dress goods and dress trimmings at low prices.
The Leader Inc announces a two day event on Friday and Saturday March 29 and 30 featuring an S and H Demonstrator in store. Each caller receives a free stamp book with 1.00 of S and H stamps and a certificate for 1.00 extra stamps on 0.50 or more purchase. Double stamps offered in shoe and millinery departments on all cash purchases during the event.
An apolitical plea warns that unnecessary infighting among Republicans harms Fountain county. It argues unity helps win locally and nationally, stressing harmony over whether Taft or Roosevelt leads the ticket. Also advertises Mrs. Faust’s Millinery Opening with hats for all ages on March 29th and 30th.
At the Wabash convention last Saturday twelve Republicans attended. The roll showed five Roosevelt supporters and seven for Taft. Thomas Rowell won the State delegate post and Alex Grubbs the District seat. both were uninstructed.
Newest goods and largest assortment at J. Loeb's Stores with best makes and lowest prices for men and boys.
Relatives learn of Cy Donaldson well known in this city and California for years. He died March 20 1912 in San Diego California at 73 after stomach cancer. Civil War veteran of the 63rd Indiana Regiment, G A R San Diego Post funeral March 22. He was brother to Elkana Donaldson who died at home in this city March 10. His daughter Mrs Aonge could not attend due to being in a hospital critical condition.
The Wabash R B Passenger department distributes posters urging farmers to test seed corn before planting. Reports from the corn belt show seed corn in poor condition due to dampness and immature grain. The poster outlines a simple testing plan and is available from any Wabash agent or by writing 5 D McNamara, General Passenger Agent, St Louis, Mo.
Mr and Mrs Simon Minnick of Veedersburg observed their 70th wedding anniversary at the Christian church with about 135 guests. Rev John Bovard supervised the program recounting the couple's family history. Elijah Board and family, and Dr and Mrs J H Sailor attended from nearby.
At Indianapolis the four Taft delegates at large were elected by a large majority and by district margin. Named to the at large slate are Charles W. Fairbanks Harry I New James E Watson and J D Oliver. In other notes Warren Bartley dies from shotgun accident near Indiana Mineral Springs while 25. Sherman Strader has finger injuries from shelling corn and is expected to recover. Daily Hudler suffers crush injuries to fingers at Attica Ledger Press a foreman.
The column argues the pension legislation hinges on the Senate and condemns committee rejection of the Sherwood bill. It notes a Smoot substitute with a proposed one dollar daily pension at age seventy five and warns that compromise measures may pass, delaying a clear veteran-friendly law.
Store invites customers to leave measurements on March 25 29 and 30 for tailored garments. Prompted by a seasonal line, the notice promises the best fitting suit.
Bargain sale of surplus nursery stock offered by G A Law in Covington Indiana. No contact details beyond location provided.
The program features Sonata and Ballad discussions with Mrs Walka Andshte and others, including selections from Surprise Symphony and Adagio from Sonata Pathetique. A notable display by Mrs Ora LaTlourette showcases millinery and notions on March 29 and 30 with new styles.
The First Presbyterian Church schedules a morning sermon The Light of the World with a 7 30 evening theme Helplessness of Self A crowd heard last Sunday's India talk The next Travalogue on China is set for Tuesday April 16 The choir provides morning music and the Bible School handles the evening program Parents may request infant baptism Elders are available for guidance Monuments and mausoleums listed by Pucie C HK Kincade with contact 2373 Da ville
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