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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1902
Page
5
J Loebs Stores announce twenty new Lincoln pattern linens and new skirts in latest styles. Several locals including J L Allen and Mrs C N Harter are noted with visits to Indianapolis and Veedersburg. A bid for Poland China hogs at Woodbury Hill Farm and a campaign headquarter setup are also mentioned.
Local notices and brief items describe Miss Wis and Hildrich of Hammon as guests of Mrs Miller and friends, council session, a double load of Line Loxzs sold, rental ad for a neat six room cottage, Albert Rab visiting Covington, county teachers institute in Williamsport, new skirt line at J Loew's, Mrs Price shopping in St Louis and Indianapolis, infant son of John Dee dies, Frank Parrott visits east of city, mcGeorge & Son carload display wagons, Republican expansion in readership, boiler flues repaired by Mike Mayer and James Allen, and continued fall millinery purchases by Mrs Price.
The community reports sales at J Loeb's stores and a variety of local items. Mrs Boyd meets next Monday eve the 8th, a board family reunion near Stone Bluff, and Eva Hunt wins the Silver Medal. Various arrivals, travel notes, and letters from Alexander Hawkins, plus health officer changes and a memorial for Dr Parker's infant. Bennett Cook’s death prompts funeral plans. George Sullivan visits Muscogee Territory. Dan Frazier attends State Life Insurance meeting. Van Nuys bids farewell. local dentistry ad for Dr Clark. Rocky Mountain Tea promoted by Lee Roy Allen.
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