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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1908
Page
1
In a Tuesday election Fountain county shows strong Democratic support for state candidates while local races tilt Republican. Taft won the county as Roosevelt and Marshall trailed, reflecting a national reform theme and uneven party performances across townships and offices.
J Loeb's Stores promote a large stock of underwear suitable for all customers this season. The ad highlights reach and fit options to meet various needs.
The ladies of the M. E. Church announce a rummage sale next Saturday October 7 in the Sunday School room. It will be the last sale of the season.
Leslie G. Suell of Danville married Miss Hannoah F. Nebeker at the bride’s parents home with Rev E Dougherty presiding. The quick ceremony followed illness and a Texas trip for family, after which the couple plans to reside in Danville. Friends offer congratulations as the bride joins the groom at his home.
Joseph W. McMahon, 26, died after a gasoline can explosion when he poured fuel on a fire at his sister’s North Street home. He was badly burned, aided by John Young who smothered flames, and died at 5:30 p.m. after failing to recover from burns. Funeral held at St. Joseph's church with Catholic cemetery interment. The incident also injured Mrs Steele, and the family received community sympathy.
The Tippecanoe battle monument will be dedicated tomorrow with an elaborate program. A War Department representative will speak alongside other officials as the nearly completed monument stands ready. The last stone was placed Friday and the Gen William Henry Harrison statue is prepared for installation.
The contract for the new school here was awarded to J. I Barnes of Logansport for 33400 dollars. It excludes heating and plumbing and work must be completed by August 1 1909. Barnes was found reliable after school board review.
Early reports suggest a governor elected with solid support as parts of the state ticket show strength. Sect. Carl Riddick notes progress in Marshall and other key districts while the balance of the slate indicates broad victory across the region.
A special examination will be held in the office of the Fountain County Superintendent of Schools on Tuesday November 10. The notice is issued by County Superintendent ManFrorp LIVENGoop.
Covington outscored Veedersburg 12 to 6 in a hard fought Saturday football clash noted for its clean play. Both teams showcased strong defense and disciplined offense, with Covington securing the victory on the home field.
Last Sunday Rally Day drew 165 in Sunday School and about 250 heard the program at the Methodist Church. The Wingate Orchestra aided the program. A class of 17 received deposits for completing the primary department. The W CT U ladies hosted a social at Mrs E M Board home surprising president Mrs Oliver Board who will move to Attica. Mrs Clara Crane becomes president for now. Eibert Rice, son of W J Rice, recently married Hida Heilig of San Antonio and works on The Daily Herald Corpus Christi.
The Attica Press reports a Wednesday Extra alleging a vote buying plot implicating our Editor and Post Master Boyd. we deny the charge as false and part of antis provocation. Mr McDonald reportedly voted at the polls. we state we were a judge, not a clerk, and had no access to ballots. The paper vows full investigation and to name the responsible party. Also notes new fashions at J Loeb’s. Indiana Supreme Court upholds a case on a Lake Village road deed. property insured with Connecticut Fire Insurance Co.. Alvah Dehaven, agent.
The exhibit featured two hundred pictures from famous artists and drew many citizens and patrons. Three programs entertained appreciative audiences, but financially the exhibit failed to meet expectations as purchases were unlikely.
Third Assistant Postmaster General Linsbe issued an order directing that registered mail be delivered only to the addressee in person. If undeliverable to the addressee, it must be returned to the sender or disposed of under regulations for underdelivered mail. Mail must be checked for restrictive indorsements before delivery.
Jack London has a 142100 word novel Martin Eden serialized by the Pacific Monthly for $7000. The story follows a San Francisco newsboy fighter progressing from rough streets to education and culture, inspired by a higher woman yet driven by a quest to overcome birth and environment. subscription details are offered. Prather Carriage Works advertises tire services.
Prof Christie will speak on agricultural work and tips for the National Corn Exhibition at Veedersburg on Saturday November 7. All local teachers officers boys and girls clubs and exposition committeemen are invited. Mrs Brown seeks strong girl attendance and noted corrections to premium offers by George Parnell and Norval Smith.
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