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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1913
Page
8
The Lecture Course presents The English Opera Singers on Tuesday evening December 2 at the Presbyterian church. A mixed quartet and piano accompanist perform a high class program acclaimed by critics. Admission 50c, students 35c, children under 14 15c.
Chauncy Galloway and Miss Berle Layton were wed in the Layton home at Stone Bluff with Rev. B F Clifton officiating. The couple, amid friends, began housekeeping that evening. Galloway serves as manager of the Stone Hluft telephone company.
An old advertisement claims nervous headaches stem from a torpid liver and digestive issues. It promotes Dr King’s New Life Pills as a quick relief by stimulating liver and bowels. The ad urges buying a box for 245 cents.
The Matinee Musicale meets Saturday November 29 at 2 30 PM in the Presbyterian church. English composers form the program with participants Mesdames Boyd Romine Board Rogers Liv Engoood and Misses Grubbs Douglass Boord Elwell and hosts Mrs F C Boord and Mrs W C Dunlap. Admission 10 cents for non members.
Donald Monroe Bruner, two months old, was born at Covington Indiana and died in Veedersburg after six weeks of stomach indigestion. Survived by father and mother, a brother, Paul, three grandparents and many relatives. Funeral at Clarence Costing home Sterling with burial in Rockfield cemetery.
Mr and Mrs Golda Briner express gratitude to neighbors and friends who helped during the sickness and death of their baby, naming both Weed burg and Covington communities for support.
Mrs. Mary Wilson Graham and children express gratitude for kindness and sympathy shown during illness and after the death of husband and father Milton O. Graham. Appreciation is given to floral offerings pall bearers Dr Fox and the choir for their support.
The listing promotes Red Cross seals sold by Deader J. Loeb and associates. It also advertises Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for children to ease teething disorders, colds, and upset stomachs. Sold by druggists for 25 cents with a free sample at A. S. Olmeted, LeRoy New York.
An advertisement extols the newest and best overcoats at the lowest prices available at J Loeb's Store, inviting customers to shop for seasonal outerwear.
New arrivals daily of radie and children's cloaks at J Loébd's Store. Hon Dick Morgan and wife visited relatives in Indiana. death of his mother noted. Property offer in Stoddard County Missouri 80 acres with house, barn, wells. price $45 per acre, terms. Thanksgiving weekend visits and church sale plans mentioned. Also hay horse for sale and tax-duplicate correction.
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