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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1905
Page
6
A Citizens guide urges Covington residents to study the issue in all bearings and vote for the candidate they believe will provide the best government. It notes guidance for Councilman, 1st Ward.
Foster items note Mr and Mrs Geo Boughner visiting Danville on Sunday. Milt McNeill visited Clark Dennis. Billy Hunter ships hogs from Foster. Bart Sewell and nephew Sewell crenel were at Foster Sunday. Wallace Phillips and family spent Sunday at Bismark Illinois. Veedersburg sent a good show from Foster this week. Jim Goudy made repairs to the opera house. Mrs Ed Spencer and daughter Nelle shopped in Danville Monday.
Rolla Reiff builds a barn for Chas Printy while Victor Dunn from St Louis visits. Benson Sunday school reports good attendance. Sam S Bonebrake and wife attend a funeral at State Line. Newcorn shows promising elevator results. Millard Beckett works on a new home. Dixon brothers visit Covington. feed mill planned for cattle and swine. Joe Nelson travels home to Terre Haute and passes through. Billy Patton boasts about plans to stay. Regular Sunday service at Benson. Asa Hunter recovering from Frisco road injuries. Gaskin visit and Joe Howard shown as popular. Johnsonville trip for funeral of Sam Robinson’s daughter. sympathy extended. Mound township schools hold successful pie suppers to fund standard books loaned weekly to pupils. Ed Spencer homesick after brother from Idaho visits. fear of migration north. Rural route changes satisfy locals. Irvin Dennis resigns as postmaster. Foster post office to close. Route 9 from Covington will serve Foster after closure.
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