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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1902
Page
1
Journal notes record J Loeb's Store sales of ready to wear clothing and suits with prices from three to fifteen dollars. Mrs. McCabe and Miss Lottie Hanks travel to nearby towns, while residents visit Indianapolis Lafayette Danville Muncie and Attica. Local social life, shop news, and events fill the city pages.
Republican headquarters are opened in Cardiff hall with Roy Smith as daily in charge. Smith is a staunch Republican and among the county’s best secretaries. Daily and weekly papers are available for reading, and the place offers a warm rest area for visitors.
The town faced two days of theft as an unidentified prold woman robbed daytime residences in the north and east city areas taking canned goods and perishables. Residents and vigilant police report no clues as fears grow over her ability to blend in and avoid capture. Lamps, Lamps at M. Board's Nebeker to Resign. The report says Hon. E. H. Nebeker plans to resign from the Michigan City prison Board of Trustees after years of service citing home concerns and a wish to step back from a difficult post. Church and Cemetery Notice calls New United Brethren members to meet at Cooper cemetery on Tuesday Oct 9 at 8 am to clean and prepare the grounds for a new church, bringing lunch and tools. Clothing for men boys and children at J Loeb's store.
Comments from Veedersburg News Cayuga Herald Perrysville Record and others laud Covington Republican editor Clifton for producing a first class up to date fair weekly daily edition. J Loeb's Store advertises ready to wear mens boys and ladies garments. John Stuart of Clay County visited a township brother this past week.
The sale north east of the city advertised by the Republican drew attendees from Attica Williamsport State Line Veedersburg and other areas. Everything sold at top prices and Charley expressed satisfaction. Most candidates from both tickets attended and a social time followed. Salem church members provided a dinner and sold all items.
The Board of State Charities and county boards urge Prison Sunday on October 26 to inform public sentiment on prison reform treatment of criminals, discharged prisoners, crime prevention, and care for dependent children. Ministers are asked to preach on crime prevention and related topics and may receive literature from Room 52, State House.
The Rev. J. B. Sites, new M. E. preacher, filled his second Sunday appointment delivering two gospel sermons full of pathos and power. He plans to move his family this week and reside in the parsonage. Miss Jessie Kerr of Chicago visited the Rowlands and returned home Saturday.
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