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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1905
Page
5
The issue contains brief personal mentions and ads for local stores and services. It notes purchases at Buckner's and M Buard's, furniture, dry goods, drugs, and perfumes, plus car repairs and court reports. Social updates include visits, travel, illness, and a family trip to Texas, with tax office activity and a school term notice.
John Wheatley and George White with Leonard Bunt returned home to vote Tuesday. J M Martin deputy Auditor traded business in Williamsport. Kentuck church services Sunday morning and evening. Elmer Marsh represents Covington Lodge No 21 in the Grand Lodge meeting at Indianapolis November 22 1905. Robt Kraut of Jackson township and Mrs A M McCabe with daughter Helen visited Williamsport. James Lunpy of the stave factory attended the Chicago convention of slave factory men. Lost five dollar bill near the public square. Joseph Blackburn a Veedersburg citizen died last week remembered fondly.
For sale or trade an eight room house with cellar on Liberty Street Covington Indiana and a lot in Commercial Addition to Veedersburg. Inquiries to H C Randolph J L Peters advertises the best $2.50 shoe in the city urging readers to try a pair.
On sale at our store a choice lot of shelf hardware with complete line of eaters. We are closing them out at cost. Come early and get the beat. J H Fowler Covington Indiana.
George LaTourette returned to Bartlesville Indian Territory late this week. Mrs. LaTourette and the children will follow early next week to establish their future home. Mrs. LaTourette was initiated and introduced to the Heebekah degree Wednesday evening.
Bond and Co advertise shucking mitts priced at four cents a pair. The terse notice highlights a simple, small goods sale with emphasis on low price and quick availability.
Bay Linoleum of M. Board. M. Mayer Jr. left Wednesday for a distant state trip. Bert Murray accepted a position in City Steam Laundry. C H Tinsley in Michigan this week explaining Home Pride wallable Range. Birth announced to Mr. and Mrs. Ira Elmore a girl. Dr Zinn attended. all doing nicely. Regular Presbyterian services Sunday with a sermon titled Extra Mile Religion. For sale a general purpose horse. cheap. Mrs Gro Latourette Auditor. Bell visited Danville then Indianapolis to meet niece Mrs Chas Bahney of Carthage Mo visiting. Ches ter White sow taken up weighing about 100 pounds. owner to reclaim. John W Hibbs. Wool Hats ad. Mrs Martha Riley left for Oklahoma after two week visit. Frank M Rodgers to winter with her. Charles A McClure of Frankfort, former county resident, died suddenly of heart failure last week. longtime ward school superintendent and respected man.
An advertisement touts Cole's Hot Blast stove as air tight and uniform in heat with soft coal or hard coal. It guarantees smokeless feed door and one third fuel savings over lower draft models, with sizing kept the same. Sold by
An advertisement touts a Cole's Original Hot Blast stove for 9x12 rooms. It claims the fire stays lit from fall to spring, keeping rooms warm all night and morning with fuel saved. It argues even heating prevents sickness and promotes health, comfort, economy, and convenience.
The Big Four excursion to Indianapolis next Sunday will be the last for this season. Those who wish to visit the capital city should take advantage. Fare is one dollar for the round trip.
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