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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1912
Page
4
Tate Wilkinson, a Hillsboro resident, was brought in last Saturday charged with assault and battery with intent to commit a felony on Charles Bowman. Friends claim his past troubles and alleged prejudice fueled the arrest, and he is defended by A. T. Livengood and O. S. Jones.
A terse line advertises that this office is the place to obtain any bill. It emphasizes the breadth of bill types available and positions the office as a universal source for legislative paper.
Mrs. John Schoonover aged West Lebanon resident and widow of John Schoonover who was an older brother of Judge Isaac E. Schoonover died at her daughter's home in West Lebanon Thursday morning after a long illness due to paralysis and old age. She leaves several relatives and many friends. The funeral was at her daughter's home Saturday afternoon. Read the Republican ads.
Prepare to enjoy its exhila rating frosts by making your blood rich, pure and active to prevent colds, grippe and rheumatism. Scott's Emulsion energizes blood, endures changing seasons, and has served humanity faithfully for forty years offering pure cod liver oil free from alcohol.
The Welch family north of town welcomed a baby girl last Thursday night. Vic. is constructing a fine residence on his farm, and with the new daughter and home they have much to be proud of. Goldie M. Little, daughter of Atty. L. P. Little, entered the State Normal School at Terre Haute for a year of study toward high school work after three successful years teaching in local schools.
Herbert J Harris of Hillsboro has been appointed postmaster after Starnes resigned due to ill health. Harris, a loyal Democrat, is expected to receive his commission next week amid general approval. Starnes served twelve years and departs with public credit and good will.
Mr and Mrs James Minor of Seminary Street marked their thirtieth wedding anniversary with a 7 o clock dinner hosted for relatives and close friends. Out of town guests included Mr and Mrs S H Minor of Aurora Missouri and Mrs Elizabeth Sullivan and son Ralph of Covington Indiana.
A Oklahoma man describes severe back pain from diseased kidneys and credits Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root with curing his condition. He urges others to try the remedy and notes the testimonial was sworn in March 1912 by Justice of the Peace H S HACSSDER.
Morning worship at 11 with theme Daybreak and Fleeing Shadows. Evening worship at 7 with theme The Darkened Heart. Annual Church Rally Thursday at 7 30. Roll call expected, organizations to outline year’s work. Ladies Aid to provide refreshments. Dr Paul C Boord and wife depart Wednesday for health trip to his wife’s hometown region.
Letter to Dr Kilmer and Co Binghamton NY asks readers to send for a sample bottle of Swamp Root and a booklet on kidneys and bladder. The ad promises convincing results and notes Avon ton Weekly Republican. Bottles priced at regular size and larger sizes are sold at drug stores.
Notice from the Com mittee on Public Safety of Covington City Council invites bids by 12 M on Monday October 6 1913 at the City Clerk’s office for digging and refilling a trench for a water main on Washington and Liberty streets. Specifications are on file. council reserves right to reject any or all bids. BY ORDER OF THE CITY COUNCIL. 926-13.
Hon. John B. Martin traveled to Williamsport today to conduct legal business with local authorities and firms. The purpose and parties involved were not disclosed in detail.
Mr and Mrs Harry Lentz of Ogden Illinois spent a few hours Saturday in this city as guests of Mrs Margaret McComas.
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