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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1906
Page
5
M. Board 1200 will buy a 9 by 11 rug at J Lebs Stores. Merryman Bros offer 10 pounds of lard for 1 dollar. Woolen overcoats arrive at J Loebs. Mrs Dunlap and Mrs Cox travel between Indianapolis and local towns. Numerous notices mention visits, schooling, and repairs across Covington, Danville, and surrounding areas.
Charley Gardner and his family from Roselawn have spent two weeks traveling by river from the Mississippi to the Ohio then to Louisville and on to town for the fair This return recalls their local roots with Charles and his wife having many friends here and hereafter plan to enjoy the fair festivities.
Office on south side square Covington Indiana invites readers to save money on farm loans by consulting L P Little for practical financing options in the local area.
E Lowe and daughter of Vernon Texas visit Charlies Lowe and family in the city. The man is described as the fellow townsman’s oldest brother and a resident here before the war. He has lived in Texas for 35 years and returns to his boyhood scenes since the close of the rebellion.
A sale listing highlights 9 by 12 rugs in stock at M Board’s Furniture Store with a wide variety of styles and colors available for customers shopping for floor coverings.
The North West Indiana Conference of the M E church met in Lebanon for its annual session. Few pastoral changes. many preachers returned to old congregations. Bishop J W Hamilton preached. Vincent attended. Appointments listed for Crawfordsville Lafayette and surrounding districts. Martha Ray quest debated with Deaconess Hospital in Indianapolis. Memorial service, ordinations, and missionary society anniversary followed.
Robert Usburn of the Blue Pencil visited the city Monday and said he plans to stay in until the finish. The notice mentions window shades at J Loeb's Store with prices $2.50 and $3.00 and higher.
At the M E Conference in Lebanon Rev Palmer pastor of the city church was named a delegate to Taylor University and chosen as Conference postmaster He is noted as a popular member of the gathering.
Local shoppers report a notable sale on rugs at J Leeb Stores drawing attention to price cuts and new patterns across catalog lines. Event notes highlight limited quantities and store hours through the weekend.
Through the columns of the publican we thank friends for kindness during the illness and death of our son Commodore. May misfortune never overtake you or yours is our prayer. Milt Johnson and family.
Mrs W Crane spent the Sabbath in Danville visiting relatives and attending local services.
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