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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1908
Page
3
The law firm White and Foley has relocated their offices to the Sullivan Block, in rooms formerly occupied by A. T. Livengood, and they report being pleasantly situated in the new location.
Dr. S P Colvin former pastor and Superannuated minister in Attica visited Rev Dougherty and preached Sunday night at the Bend. He is among the oldest living ministers in the North West Indiana Conference and remains vigorous for his age. He returned to Attica Monday.
Last Thursday in Veedersburg the planned Champ Clark speech did not occur as the congressman failed to appear. Judge McCullough of Indianapolis filled the vacancy, the State Committee offered no explanation, and local officials faced disappointment as the event did not meet its aim. Similar absences disrupted Williamsport talks that night with Judge McCullough again stepping in.
C W Phelps of Wabash and David Flynn of Boston were tried before Judge School over and a jury Thursday and Friday. The jury found them guilty of late September theft at the Wabash ticket office in Atsca. They were arrested in this city by Marshal Twiddy and sentenced after trial with guidance from the judge. Their families and legal team included Sam Sims and White & Foley. The sentence was carried out with sheriff Hardesty directing transport.
J Loeb's Stores promote a large and complete stock of underwear for the season, promising fit for everyone and inviting customers to browse their selection.
The Kingman Star and Attica Ledger praise A. H. Lindley of Millcreek township as a Fountain County candidate for Representative. They cite his pioneer lineage, farming ties, leadership in the Farmers Institute and Kingman Agricultural Society, and his firm stance on moral issues and temperance.
A mixed listing notes a dwelling and one or two desirable lots for sale at the northwest corner of Liberty and High Streets, 34 blocks from the square, with terms in cash or time. The advertisement mentions household goods, a piano, and a sales agent in Covington Indiana. It also touts a dealer named Britesmaning Light Bistaten with seasonal inventory and birds for sale at Wingate rural route 1 north east of Newtown, claiming superior quality and low prices.
The Glazer Jubilee Singers appear Wednesday evening October 2 at the Presbyterian church. Attendees are urged to start the evening strong with high class entertainment. The program includes visitors and a noted repertoire.
Sei haneworinéa announces third degrees Friday night with the lodge opening at 7 p m Refreshments will be served after degree work all members urged to attend and to view the premium chart.
The Hon. Samuel Ralston of Lebanon will speak here next Monday evening in the Court House. Thomas R. Marshall, Democratic candidate for governor, will speak here the afternoon of the 22nd, and Martin A. Morrison will also be present. Morrison will tour other parts of the county next week in undisclosed locations.
Danville Illinois resident J M Miller, a pioneer citizen and stepfather of W T Connor, died at his home Tuesday at 8 10 PM aged over 8 years. Funeral services were held at the Danville home Thursday afternoon with interment in the same place.
The C. W. Raymond Co of Dayton Ohio sent a train of twenty eight cars loaded with clay works machinery to the West over the Big Four. The equipment was sold to the Government for a complete brick making plant for the Federal Prison at Leavenworth. The train passed at 10 35 am Thursday and drew much attention.
The following marriages were licensed this week by Clerk Madden: Albert Holycross with Rosetta Elam Henry Kelt with Della Foreman Luther E. Mullen with Kate F. Sanger John Vanderver with Anna Prast Angus S. Lael with Myra Var-Lane Clint Vaughn with Ciara Colvin Clint Southerland with May Cook Benjamin Holden with Emily Sweezy Edward McKee with Carrie B Briner.
Supt E C Datson of the City Schools gave the Presbyterian church Sunday address the final in a rostrum series. The sermon addressed religion as a factor in education, using a prepared manuscript and noting varied theories, factors, and up to date educational work.
The Keerns family express sincere thanks to friends and neighbors for deeds of kindness during the illness and death of their son Harry. Jacob L. Keerns and wife.
Robert H Kerr is the Republican nominee for sheriff praised for a clean record and strong conviction. A South Eastern Davis township resident, Kerr is presented as a trusted longtime county official candidate.
The Drygood and Grocery firm Coleman Reeves Coleman, led by G C Coleman, closed Monday after failing to satisfy creditors. Indebtedness is claimed to reach $15,000, drawing public sympathy for the management’s misfortune.
Hon James K Goudy of Rushville and vice chairmen of the State Committee will meet the Fountain County Republican executive committee and other members at Republican Headquarters in Covington between 2 and 4 o'clock today. The veteran leader aims to reconnect with old friends and rally county supporters.
Hezekiah Martin, aged ninety, celebrated his birthday with a dinner at his son Jehu’s home in this city. His three sons, B Jalian and Jehu among them, attended with the elder father lively and active. The event drew family and friends asMartin’s memory remains sharp and his vigor endures despite age. Robert Kug, brother of the late a Covington resident, also visited from Wakita Oklahoma after a sixteen year absence and noted Covington’s improvements.
Harry G Kebfina died at home in Wabash township on Friday October 2 1908 aged 19 years 3 months. He united with the Christian church at West Liberty at age 12 and was a prominent member of Isasca Tribe No 223 Indianapolis. Funeral services were by Rev Foster and he rests at West Liberty cemetery.
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