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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1912
Page
5
Busy Covington week features J Loeb repainting storefronts and Mrs Glascock hosting the Woman's Club. Visitors include Mrs Dement of Chicago and Mrs McMahon of Pine Village. Social calls include Miss Verna Glascock returning from Clinton and Miss Leota Bilsland hosting the Girls Thimble Club.
Readers are urged to visit along a blocked street that viles the path to Frank Hull and Mort Steely as authorities advise caution and residents seek clarity on the situation.
Tim Murray arrived home last Friday and will stay a few weeks. He is in good health and enjoys his work in the South. J M Martin returns to Covington to rebuild his life as a carpenter. For sale a good work horse suitable for women and children with buggy and harness at sixty dollars or sold separately. Thad Hutson Goldie Little Mary Robb and Miranda Dewlen traveled to Terre Haute Monday for twelve weeks at the State Normal School. The three year old son of Hid north of Perrysville died Saturday after a brief illness. funeral services held Monday morning.
W R Masses & Sons seeks trade of three Dar ville Ill lots for a five passenger automobile. R J Alexander and Mrs Alexander, Holden Mo residents and sister of the late Ed Davidson, arrived Monday for a ten day visit with Mrs Davidson and Will Adkins and family.
The city plans extensive oiling of dirt streets after last year’s successful experiment. The measure aims to curb dust, reduce labor, and conserve water, with preparations under way despite recent rain.
James Claypool Jr of Shawnee transacted business in the city Tuesday. Ed Mayer and Allen Shaff were in Indianapolis Wednesday attending to interests. Mr and Mrs Manford Livengood entertained the Card Club Wednesday evening.
The latest styles start at one dollar. W O Cotting reports a new motor car after trading in his Maxwell. Mrs W E Livengood and son Bryant visited Petersburg with Dr Jank Luke and family. David Cates of Fulton checked in at the city Tuesday to review interests and improve health. Rainier and William Dennis advertise up to date goods and prices. Carey Young Co and Dr C L Myers plan home improvements on Fifth Street. John Long from Steuben township visited with a fine horse driven on the track.
James Yerkes of the local firm promotes the Brush Motor Car this week, claiming it is the best general purpose vehicle on the market. Read his story for details on features and pricing.
J. E. Brines trustee and associates in Mellott Hillsboro Williamsport advertise the Model 40 Oakland fully equipped starter included at 1420 dollars. They offer to show the car anywhere in their territory and mention county officials visiting the city for school matters and the upcoming county commencement.
Mont Board traveled to Indianapolis Tuesday to attend the annual meeting of the State Embalmers Association where he serves as president. He returned Thursday evening.
D M Hiatt offers pasture on the Mrs Carrie Stilwell farm suitable for any stock except hogs. Located on the Stilwell property, the arrangement provides grazing space for cattle horses sheep and other livestock.
Mrs. Mary Townsley fell from a step ladder while hanging draperies on Tuesday, seriously injuring her ankle and will be laid up for several days. P. T. Oliphant and daughter Minnie depart for Seattle. they will reach Los Angeles later this season. W. R. Massey & Sons advertise fire and general insurance from their office in the Tinsley block.
City men invited to hear Rev Harry Yohe executive secretary of the Men Reunion Forward Movement in Indiana at the Presbyterian church Sunday May 26 at 7 30 p m.
Covington Indiana ad offers painting and wallpapering services by Johu D. Martin with 46 years experience. He promotes workmanship, samples, and service for old and new customers at the corner of Peacl and 8th streets.
The ladies running the Industrial School will host a picnic at the fair grounds tomorrow afternoon, closing the school for summer with plans to resume in September. Burglaries hit two Attica stores, a tailor shop and a barber shop, Monday night with about $100 in valuables taken. Two African American suspects were arrested Tuesday and the goods recovered, jailed in the county facility.
Notice states William Goldbach Sr offers plastering brick stone cement work and imitation tile marble for baths and kitchens. He works independently with latest methods and seeks no trade association, requesting opportunities for assignments.
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