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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1905
Page
5
Clay Mitchell the genial hotel and liveryman of West Lebanon was in the city last Saturday, while J Loeb's Store advertises a new white shirt waist.
A number of the modern Woodmen of this city traveled to Danville Tuesday evening to witness the conferring of degrees. Announcements are made of the forthcoming wedding of Edgar Webb of the Attica Ledger and Miss Gertrude Hanson of Williamsport. Both are described as excellent young people.
Section 601 of Indiana game and fish law makes it unlawful to shoot destroy pursue or possess wild squirrels from January 1 to August 1 each year. Conviction carries a fine of ten dollars for each squirrel involved.
The Perrysville Bugle Pencil reports the mayor denies calling residents sons of b's and says he only called them sons of veterans. The paper states the charges about drunken and disorderly behavior were reported but notes it seeks more light and will not condemn without fuller evidence.
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