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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1913
Page
5
Elmer Martin and Paul Redenbaugh visit Covington on tax and business matters while locals like Volney Patton and Ira Bonebrake return from Kingman. Inter Nos club hosts Mrs G W Williams. E M Boord promotes granite and marble work. Marriage licenses: William Howard and Roberta Baldwin licensed in Danville.
John Stephens of Mellott and C R Milford of Attica visited the city on different days this week. Jos Wilkey and wife were with relatives in Veedersburg. Lew French from Davis township settled with the county Monday. O M Carpenter and family of Perrysville conducted business here Monday. The April term of court enters its second week and is expected to be quiet. W E Young and family of Gary visited Dr Andrus and wife recently.
James W. Ellis of Cain visited the city on Wednesday. O M Coffing and Wm Burni soh were among pleasant callers with many renewals. Mrs Margaret Hutson widow of Charles Hutson is very low with dropsy and complications. Mrs Mamie Stephenson and her daughter of Indianapolis spent the week with her father Jacob Huff.
A mixed notice lists seed corn for sale including Yellow Dent and white Dent varieties from Mark O. Smith in Attica R F D4 and C W Printy as other seller. The item notes limited quantities and careful selection, with pricing described as reasonable.
O S Jones and wife spent Sunday in North Vermillion county with their son and daughter. The corner restaurant is on vacation. Mrs Nelson Nebeker has been at her daughter’s home in Danville. Jos Moore ill with stomach trouble. County teachers’ exam held by Supt. Livengood last Saturday. For sale, Crockett street residence, 7 rooms, cash or time. May term of commissioners' court opens next Monday. Frank Bilsland left for Chicago after visit. Thomas Oil, long-time resident, died Friday. buried at Attica. Horses with throat trouble treated by toxine. Rev E D Coburn preached at Methodist church. For sale about 100 acres land near Covington/R. R. station, $5000, W R Massey & Son.
Tam ready to fill ice orders with distilled water ice described as 100 percent pure. Phone 128. Henry Peters offers delivery service stating prompt availability and purified product.
A surge of taxpayers visits the county treasurer this week with only two days left to settle accounts before delinquency. Many have paid, while a number remain outstanding.
East Richland resident Everett Ozle, a Progressive, remains loyal to his beliefs and questions Republican ties. W. R. Massey & Son advertises insurance rates including fire, lightning, windstorm, hail, plate glass, auto, live stock, and accident and sickness coverage with office in the K of P building.
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