New Hats and Caps Highlight Local Store Promos
Mrs Maurice Hais spent Sunday in Marion as guest of relatives. Prather's advertises the lowest carriage repair and rubber tire prices. J Loeb's Stores promote ladies wraps and wear, plus fall millinery. Local residents visiting relatives include Maud Dr. Crahord Stringtown and Miss Emma Krevager from Michigan City. Charles Orane runs a first class cigar stand at the fairgrounds next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Hais
Marion
Local notices and social updates from Covington area
Town and county notes list visits residents and visitors in Covington Indiana. Mentions The Leader paper talking fall goods and tire ads. Also reports church sermon by Rev W Y Orton and political trustee Kraut in town. Includes sales, moves, licenses, fairs ongoing and farm for sale. Polish hogs for sale at Peach Valley by Norval Smitha.
Marion Train Station Injury Involving Mrs Michaels
Mrs Sarah Michaels visiting in Marion tripped over a struck handle at the Marion station and dislocated her right shoulder on the way to the train. She is improving but not yet returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Michaels
Maurice Haas
Marion
Tippecanoe Baptist Association Gathering at Ken tuck Church
The Tippecanoe Baptist Association opens September 18 at the Ken tuck church with services led by Rev. O R McKay of First Baptist LaFayette. Arrangements include entertainment and the event closes Wednesday night. Everyone is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tippecanoe Baptist Association
Kentuck Church
O. R. McKay
First Baptist Church
LaFayette
Peruna Claim Highlights Cold Remedy Benefit
Mary Bennett reports using Peruna and claims rapid improvement within a week and complete removal of a cold after several weeks while noting the medicine also toned her system and improved overall health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Bennett
Addison Ave
Chicago
Ill
Perana Restores Washington Woman After Four Years
Miss Addie Nalley of 137 D Street Washington D C praises Perana after suffering cough and catarrh for four years. Three bottles restored appetite and strength and a $10,000 testimonial guarantee is deposited in Market Exchange Bank Centaur Ohio to prove testimonials are genuine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addie Nalley
D Street
Washington, D. C
Perana
Market Exchange Bank
Ntuabus
Ohio
Miss Dol lie Fields Improves After Sanitarium Stay
Friends report Miss Dol lie Fields is rapidly improving and will soon leave the sanitarium. A social dance at Cardiff's hall Monday evening bid farewell to boys traveling to college this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dollie Fields
Cardiff
Northwestern worker visits and ticket offer in state fair period
Lee Duncan of Northwestern Electrical Works Chicago spent Labor day at home. A F Miller, after a week's visit, returned from Chicago last Tuesday morning. His wife accompanying him will return next Monday. The Big Four will sell round trip tickets to Indianapolis during the state fair for one fare plus 25 cents. Tickets are good to include Sept 18 and on all regular trains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Duncan
Northwestern Electrical Works
Chicago
A. F. Miller
Indianapolis
Faiths Eye Fit: Friday Glasses at Ludlow Clinic
A fragment notes Dr Faith providing eye care before fitting glasses at Dr Ludlows office every Friday with a satisfaction guarantee. The incomplete text hints at an ongoing patient service setting.
Soles of Livestock and Local Wedding Reported in Danville
One hundred fifty Cheser White pigs and eighty brood sows are advertised for sale by W. P. Smoor of Danville. Mary Wilson, youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Wilson of Acica, married Roy Hatton of Williamsport at a home ceremony in Danville with many friends offering best wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OD. I. C
W. P. Smoor
R. D
Danville, I
Mary
M. L. Wilson
A.cica
Roy Hatton
Williamsport
Parish Notes and Church Meeting Announced
Mrs Anna Bunt has been ill for several days and Uncle Ed Davidson suffered a stroke though slightly improved this week. Ken tucky church members are asked to meet 2 PM Saturday at Dicken school house for a last pre association business meeting. Col Cowan left for the south to auction stock returning September 16 with sales set for September 25 and October 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed. Davidson Sutore
Kentick
Dicken
Col. C. W. Cowan
South
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Arnold
Spence, Smith & Spence
Covington
Indiana
Loeb’s
Prather
Maras
Dr. LudLow
B. O. Townsley
City
J. Loeb's
James Ireland
Champaign, Ill
Emma Krevager
Michigan City
J. W. Pris
Grace Cunningham
Marie Coons
Ura
George Tanner
Steger, Jil
James Crane
Wen
J. Loeb’s
A. J. Henney
Detroit
W. H. Richison
Dr. Crahord
Rathbone Lodge
Will Layton
Kokomo
Clyde
Permelia Crane
Newtown
Buckner’s
Jacob Layton
Evansville
Levi Lever
Attica
Levi
Third Street
Homer Luzader
C. M. Berry
Milford
Mort Clawson
Bright
Charles P. Latin
Coffeyville
Kansas
Stanly Pavey
Will B. Reed
J. Shannon Nave
Fair Grounds
Charles Orane
Covington Fair
R. W. Thorne
Greencastle
Harvey Clark
Ross Crawford
Brazi
J.L. Townley
Crawford
Walter Waterman
Danville
Walter
The
Illinois Printing Company
W. Y. Orton
Sheldon, Id
Presbyterian Church
Robert Kraut
Jackson
Barter
Ind
Abbie Henson
Sadoris, I
Nellie Rogers
Hastings
Nebraska
Albert Burnside
Icis
J. Loeb’s Stores
James Twiddy
Presbyterian Parsonage
Jefferson Street
Mary J. Rabb
Jennie R. Snoddy
Coal Creek
Henderson
Fifth and
Washington Streets
Crawfordsville
Boswell
Charley Tennery
Martha J. Price
Clay County
Poland
Peach Valley
Norval Smirta
Peruna
Clara Case
Sth Street
N. W
Washington, D.C
Gertrude Linford
Parkside Whist Club
Niagara Street
Buffalo
N.Y
Mary Bennet
Anna Bunt
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