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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1911
Page
1
Eddie Ratcliff a wealthy prominent farmer near Kingman aged 43 died Friday at 2 p m from hemorrhage of the lungs. He lived one mile north of Kingman and is survived by a wife three children his mother and three sisters. Funeral services were held Sunday.
The newly formed Y P S C E will meet every Sunday at 230 pm except the second Sunday each month when the meeting moves to 630 pm The next topic is Echoes of Peace and Blessing led by Mrs L C Beckelhymer A cordial invitation goes out from Floy M Phebus President and Mary Lou Cotting Recorder Secretary
The Wright divorce case set for hearing on December ath before Judge Schoonover involves Mrs. Rosetta Wright seeking a divorce from Martin Wright of Veedersburg. Represented by 9. P. Lewis, Claud Philpott, and O. P. Lewis, the case promises a strong legal battle with evidence likely to draw public interest. Crane & McCabe of Crawfordsville defend Martin Wright.
Heirs of the late Jasper N Cunningham seek an impartial division of a large estate with representations by W E Livengood John H E Lamb Florence Cunningham executor Crane McCabe Maxwell McFadden and others. Hearing set for January 9 in the Circuit Court with many witnesses expected due to the substantial and disputed holdings in Jackson and Parke counties.
J. Lobe stores push a low price overcoat sale for men boys and children. Willie Shipman, 12, of Veedersburg, sent to reform school by Judge Schoor after stealing a watch from Mrs Hutchins. A Johnson Spy linked to the case was allowed to go home on good behavior.
The Delinator announces a reduced annual rate of 1.50 for a limited time. Readers can subscribe at J. Loeb's stores to save 50 cents.
Mesdames Cox and Hitchens entertained the Woman's Club at the home of Mrs. William Cox on Fourth street today. A splendid program was the order for this meeting.
The State against Charles E. Foxworthy for the murder of Mitchell Kiger near the Kiger home in Wabash township is set to be heard the week beginning Tuesday December 19 in this court. Defense is A T Livengood and C M McCabe, with Prosecutor Claud Philpott leading the State and Judge Lewis likely assisting. The case is described as highly important and expected to attract wide attention.
The State charges Joseph Williams of North Mill Creek township with incest and rape. Hearing begins Tuesday December 12 with a jury trial in circuit court. Prosecutors include Philpott Wiven good and James Bingham. defense is Crane & Mc Cabe.
Layton and Bilsland advertise pricing for winter potatoes offering quotes to customers. The notice emphasizes ready prices and potential savings for buyers sourcing storage stock.
Harold Moody, born February 16 1890 in Covington, died November 16 1911 at about 5 30 PM from consumption. He had lived in the northeast city with Mrs Malinda Ritchey and attended the city high school class of 1908. Funeral services were held at Mrs Ritcheys home with Dr Fox and Rev Strecker officiating, Mt Hope cemetery burial. Survived by two half brothers and many friends.
80 acre farm south of this city with five room house out buildings and a good barn. Known as Charley Rs farm within four miles of an oil well. Apply at this office. If
Dr. Nolen of Springfield Illinois performs post mortem exams on hogs from William Hole's farm north of town. He identifies a small intestinal parasite as the cause and says the outbreak can be prevented in the future.
WE CATER To the wants of the Discrimin ating Buyer in Ladies Misses and Childrens Cloaks Suits Skirts Waists and Furs Silks and Dress Goods Mens Boys and Childrens Overcoats and Suits Wool or Cotton Blankets Cotton or Wool Underwear Mens Young Mens Ladies and Misses Shoes and Rubbers of all kinds Carpets Rugs and Curtains Millinery Notions and Fancy Goods It pays to trade at THE LEADER.
Mrs Emmaretta Hicks 62 dies after kidney trouble at her Indianapolis home 1734 Ashland Ave. Wife of late Jeremiah Hicks and mother of Dr J R Hicks of this city. Funeral private at Crown Hill with two sons Brick Hicks and Dr J R Hicks surviving.
Cloaks and novelty wraps showcased with carcases and plush items touted as trendy. Prices described as very low at J. Loeb's stores, inviting shoppers to browse the current selection.
We thank the many kind neighbors and friends for their kindness and for flowers after the death of our dear Grace. May God reward your kindness, Mrs. Ollie Harbert.
The Buckner and Hastings stores advertise alarm clocks with a guarantee. Shoppers are urged to visit these outlets for reliable timekeeping devices backed by a promise of service.
A vintage call to readers to support the hometown paper by placing all kinds of job printing and advertising orders. Encourages buying locally and standing by the home newspaper for mutual support.
The regular Matinee Musicale meeting will take place in the Methodist church parlors next Saturday at 2 30 PM. The program features works by women composers and costs 10 cents for visitors. The program is printed in this issue.
Telegram workers on the C U C and St L lines including the Big Four have won a 10 percent salary rise. The raise takes effect from Wednesday the 15th with the first higher pay due in December. Negotiations began June 19 through the Order of Railway Telegraphers.
Daisy Bell Sanders files for divorce against Albert N. Sandeis with Lucas Nebeker attorney for plaintiff. Riley Greenley sues Lorenzo D. Harrold et al to foreclose mortgage with O W McGaugh attorney for plaintiff. George S. Kennasoun sues Rheub Beamer with W E Livengood attorney for plaintiff. Catharine Smith et al sue Mary E. Bever et al in partition with A T Livengood for plaintiff and W E Livengood for defendant.
Merchants advertise soft furs and fine fur caps with gloves mitts eiderdown wool slippers silk and wool mufflers wool hosiery and underwear silk neckwear reefers beacon falls warm rubbers and all wool suits and overcoats mens and young mens shoes from M Schesley South Side Square. The winter line is ready for the season.
The Undertaker Board was called at an early hour Sunday morning to prepare the body of Mrs Jane E Newkirk of Washington Township for burial. She died after a period of illness from dropsy of the heart at age 7 months and 14 days, leaving a husband five children, daughters and three sons, and a large circle of neighbors and friends. Services were held at 1:20 p.m. on Monday, with interment at St Hope cemetery.
A popular mock court entertainment led by Col A V Newton will tour theaters nationwide. In our town the Presbyterian Brotherhood presents a trial about a town official accused of breach of promise with a young woman, promising lively fun and local participation.
Eph Crigyzer bought the seventeen acre tract formerly owned by Mrs Za A Thompson in north Vermilion county. At her death the land passed to the Tolbert heirs and Crigyzer paid one thousand dollars cash. The newly acquired property adjoins his farm and meets his needs.
Mrs Mournen Lewis wife of the late Irwin Lewis died at her daughter Mrs A F Orahoods home near the Parke county line Parke county November 16 1911 aged 79 years 8 months 7 days death due to infirmities of age Funeral services were held at Mrs Orahoods home and burial was in Mt Hope cemetery She was mother of Mrs Fred Ferguson of Danville and a relative of many others in the area Also a rummage sale notice for Mrs Clint Kaufman in Dec land 2
Advices from Indianapolis report Miss Anna Wilson daughter of Henry Wilson east of this city has married Mr Albert Corya of that city. They reside at 717 E Eleventh Street and will host an informal reception at the parsonage for Methodist church members and friends next Tuesday afternoon and evening from 2 to 4 and 7 to 8.
The church schedules regular Sunday services with morning sermon on The Disciple Whom Jesus Loved and evening sermon on Life's Law of Gravitation. A Bend service is set for 2:30 in the afternoon.
Green Stamp demonstrator will be at The Leaper, Inc. store on Saturday November 25. Customers receive coupons worth one dollar in extra stamps with each fifty cent purchase.
The sermon will be delivered by Rev Geo W Watkins pastor of First Church of Christ from the Baptist pulpit on Thursday the 30th inst at 10 30 oclock. The public is respectfully invited to attend this important sermon.
Mrs S C Kaufman announces a rummage sale at her residence on December first and second. The sale closes Saturday evening at 9 o clock. Elderly ladies and gentlemen preferred customers. Proceeds benefit mothers who can work over clothing at the residence on 4th Street one and a half blocks north of the public square.
Mr. and Mrs. Jos Williams were separated by relatives but reunited Monday near Yedda church. They kissed and made up then returned to Covington where Williams dismissed divorce and deed suit, declaring belief in his innocence and vowing to live together again.
The traveling library secured for the high school by Misses Ashley and Vessage aids students. The new high school building is a pride and more pleasant than the old one. Rodger McMahon, Charles Brant, George Coffing, and Stan ly Lusader attended the Wabash football game at Crawfordsville Monday. Homer may become a great historian. Seniors are said to be very prompt this year. Emmet discovered fire in Malcolm's pocket Tuesday morning. George acted to extinguish it. Layton & Biland offer cheap potatoes for winter.
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