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Covington Republican

Location

Covington, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Nov 07, 1902

Page

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Death of Daniel B Hutts longtime Fountain county official

Daniel B Hutts a native of Yeddo Indiana and county official died at 46 after serving as county commissioner and council member He was a member of Odd Fellows Masonic and Red Men and left a wife Mary C Newman with two sons and four daughters His funeral was large with Reverends J T Phillips and John McHargue officiating Surviving relatives include a stepmother three brothers and four sisters This notice also mentions holiday advertising and Clover Leaf Route travel offers from Leeb stores and ticket information.

L. W. Hutts Yeddo Ind Mary C. Newman Grace B Fred Hutts Brother Hutts Yeddo Christian Church Odd Fellows, Masonic Red Men Odd Fellows Daniel B. Hutts Fountain County Rabb Hutts J. T. Phillips John McHargue J.T. Phillips

Narrow Escape As Horse Flees Colliding With Fence

Mrs Elmer Leas, driving toward Stone Bluff, kept the frightened horse on the road and leaped a fence to safety after the animal bolted. Bolstered by Morris Bowling’s attempt, she ended up thrown over the fence, suffering only bruises and minor internal injuries, while the buggy was wrecked. The notice at the end mentions J Loeb claiming exclusive Covington agency for Yountsville goods amid alleged fraud.

Elmer Leas Stone Bluff Morris Bowling

Happily Wed at Stucker Home in East of City

A wedding took place Wednesday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Thos Stucker the daughter Miss Jessie marrying Claud Marquess a prosperous farmer of Van Buren township Rev J P Henson officiated in the Stucker parlors with only immediate relatives present The couple will soon begin housekeeping on the groom s farm A supper followed and friends offered congratulations Also mentions shop notes and local items about parish stores and a somber moment in Fountain County Commissioners Court recalling the late Dan Hutts with tears from Commissioner Law describing the chair as vacant

Commissioners Law Helderbrand Ferguson Dan Hutts Mr. Hutts Mr. Law Fountain County

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