Shoe Satisfaction and Proper Fitting Service
Advertisement for footwear fitting and service by J L Peters promoting comfortable durable shoes for customers seeking well fitted foot wear.
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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1905
Page
4
Advertisement for footwear fitting and service by J L Peters promoting comfortable durable shoes for customers seeking well fitted foot wear.
Ladoga saloon dispute discussed before county commissioners with two factions present. Remonstrators lack voter names but have ample other material to fuel a heated battle. Case postponed to the 25th for a decisive showdown.
Will B Coffing attended the Indianapolis telephone dinner on May 10 where many Independent telephone figures from across Indiana gathered at the German House. Toasts from W L Noellering Jessie W Weik James B Hoge Thomas D Sheerin B G Hubbell S P Sheerin Judget R S J Taylor and Col J D Powers reflected broad support for the New Independent movement and its perceived statewide benefits.
The usual Sunday Big Four excursion travels to Indianapolis on May 14 offering an entire day in the city. The trip provides a full day for visitors to explore Indianapolis during the Sunday outing.
School notes report Rabbi Lion Harrigan of St Louis chosen to deliver the commencement close address on June 2. A fire escape is being installed on the high school building. After the pictures are chosen they will be displayed in a public window. Friday afternoon eighth grade readers will present several themes. The chorus class meets daily at 4 PM. Miss LeVerne Glascock visited the echo Wednesday afternoon. Regeneration in animal life is a focus due to recent experiments. The zoology class is conducting experiments and observations on this topic with some results appearing promising.
City readers note a parade of fashion items from Loebs Stores including ladies linen shirt waists white duck outfits and a ready made charts line. Attica editor A E Yount and social visits by George Mayer of Du Quoin are mentioned along with local notes about school term completion and a lost watch charm. A lightning strike near Chap Grahams barn kills a driving mare and minor damage occurs.
Mrs. William Dannecker sister of Mrs. John Wilson of this city was buried in Williamsport recently. Death resulted from poison caused by eating canned corn. She left a baby a few months old and a young husband. Mr and Mrs Wilson of this city attended the funeral.
High Art Clothing, described as the beat and nobbiest line, is offered for sale at J Loeb's Store. The item appears marketed with emphasis on style and quality.
W. W. Dye & Son of Danville markets monuments through C. E. Kincade. They promise any size or style at market best prices and invite visits when in the city or replies by card.
Storage and care for stores during the summer at the Trader's Exchange. Also available for other goods with reasonable rates. James Slim operates the service.
The Shoe Parlor highlights an unlimited selection of high grade styles from J. L. Petera. This feature emphasizes the store’s varied footwear offerings and a recognizable brand name in its display.
County Superintendent Wilkey released the March exam results showing 55 applicants for county licenses with 14 passing, and 15 for state licenses with 3 passing. He credits each correct answer but stresses merit and qualification, praising moral courage to uphold standards.
A local tile plant owner, H. H. Prather, announces eleven years in business and profits, plans to quit and let his workers strike out. The plant is offered for sale or rent, in good shape for profit, suitable for tile or brick, located in northeast Covington.
The article urges voters to decide on Tuesday whether the LaFayette to Danville interurban railroad should be built by local interests or a foreign company. It argues headquarters and most benefits would stay in the community if locals build, with offices shops and power house staying here, while a foreign builder would shift benefits away.
Mrs. Frank Todd and children of Williamsport visited grandma Spining over Sunday and returned home Tuesday. Also notice of a monument sale by W W Dye & Co Danville. First May appearance before Covington on dairy business by J P Henson Sunny Side Dairy. Travel deal to Denver for American Stock Growers Convention with Big Four Route tickets selling now.
For sale a team of work horses with a nice driver four years old. Contact J. H. Fowler Covington Ind.
A bold burglar visited Dr. Rowland Thursday night last, taking about four dollars from the doctor. An attempted entry at County Treasurer Randolph’s residence Sunday night was aborted by apparent fright.
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