Local Fair Weeknotes and Community Highlights
The week was quiet after the fair with many Warren county residents at the event. Attendees include Dr Pollom of Darlington Rev Strecker and families from Cayuga Newtown Attica and Lafayette. David Boyd longtime Veedersburg clay works superintendent died Friday. The Waynetown game saw Miller’s Huskies face The Marines in a warm season opener.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Boyd
Veedersburg
Waynetown
Miller’s Huskies
The
Marines
Indianapolis
Safest Laxative for Women
A drug advertisement claims Dr. King's New Life Pills are prompt and gentle, easing female digestive troubles without pain. Mrs. C. M. Daniap of Leadil Tennessee endorses the product, urging readers to buy a box at 25 cents, recommended by Irvin's drug store.
Want Ads in the Republican for Results
Notice in the Republican urges readers to place want ads to secure prompt results. The short item emphasizes quick placement and local reach for buyers and sellers seeking faster transaction outcomes.
Weekend notes from the county fair and local visits
Saturday at oe Sam Baldwin mine os ecean. Sunday plans to subscribe to the Republican. Edna Ruschler of Lafayette visits Irene Richeson. J. S. Rainier of Brookston visits son Hdl. Leslie Schnell and family with Nelson Nebeker. Manley Booe of Crawfordsville attends the fair. Clay Mitchell and wife from West Lebanon attend. W G Boyd and wife from Indianapolis visit relatives. Tom Crigler of Attica visits. Leslie Keer of Veedersburg visits Blossom Board. Dr Andrus ships goods for Gary. Horton Bros. perform The Mystery of Pine Creek Camp at Family Theatre. Jack Snapp of Georgetown visits Lee Philpott family.
Expert in suit cutting to visit for measurements
Mr Ratclif, a cutting and measuring expert for suits, will be at J. Loeb's Store on October 2, 3, and 4. Call to have your measurement taken.
Brant Family Visits Hillsboro Residents Attend Fair
Mr and Mrs Wm Brant and family of Hillsboro spent last Thursday in this city and attended the fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Crigler
Attica
City
Wm. Brant
Hillsboro
Mrs. Harry Redding Visits Parents in King Roan
Mrs. Harry Redding of King Roan spent last week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Livengood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Redding
Kingroan
Mrs
O. M. Livengood
Local shoppers seek ads in the newspaper
Merchants and salesmen note the newspaper as the best advertising medium. A sale of a seven year old harness horse is advertised. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Glascock and daughter Katie of Kingman visited Roy A. Rogers. Ike Shanklin and wife and Ruel Jackson and wife from Danville spent several days in town visiting and attending events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Glascock
Katie
Kingman
Roy A. Rogers
Ike Shanklin
Ruel Jackson
Danville
Local residents attend fair and theatre as city hosts events
Visitors from Parke and Danville join locals for the fair while families seek medical advice for Leonard Stevenson Miller. Mrs George Miller from near Marshall consults about her son’s eyes. Dr A Gilson from Hammond travels with a Ford after an axle break. Business houses close for a two day fair and families attend the Family Theatre showing Mystery of Pine Creek Camp with 6 and under free, 10 cents for older children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Miller
Leonard Stevenson-Miller
Marshall
Parke County
Spinning
Leonard
Family Theatre
Pine Creek
A. Gilson
Hammond
Fountain
Cement and building supplies offered in Covington by H. E. Scheid
Local ad notes cement and rock salt for sale at D. J. Young & Co in Covington Indiana. It also mentions a birth of a daughter to Mr and Mrs Eugene O Ford of Villa Grove Illinois and a death of Dr James Towey near Rockville aged 63. Additional items cover court reporter Geo R Jackson traveling from Chicago for circuit court, Charles Hull moving to San Dimas California, and Scheid’s Lehigh Portland Cement stock guaranteed fresh with blocks and tile available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Towey
Rockville
Towey
Charles White
Rosedale
Geo. R. Jackson
Chicago
Circuit Court
Grand Jury
Mr. Jackson
Covington
Wabash Portland Cement CO
Detroit
Mich
Stroh
Indiana
D. J. Young & Co
Ind
Kaufman Family Visits Winslow Arizona Three Weeks
Mr and Mrs S C Kaufman left Sunday morning for Winslow Arizona for a three weeks visit with their son Rudolph and family Miss Florence Cardiff visiting her parents in Cayuga while employed in Cayuga schools Capt P E Oliver formerly of Danville moved to this city and has taken up residence Covington people welcome the family
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. C. Kaufman
Winslow
Arizona
Rudolph
Florence Cardiff
Cayuga
Nap Cardiff
P. E. Oliver
Danville
Covington
Danville Woman Visited Here For Big Fair Reunion
Miss Tamson Shanklin now living with Mr and Mrs Isaac Shanklin Danville spent several days here last week as a guest of friends She attended the big fair Friday and met many old time friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tamson Shanklin
Isaac Shanklin
Danville
Mrs Julia Jones Visits from Labette Kansas
Mrs Julia Jones wife of Newel C Jones of Labette Kansas and former Kentuck neighborhood resident visits Henry Dicken and friends here after about fifteen years away and forty four years in Kansas. She came last week for the fair and has greatly enjoyed the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Jones
Newel C. Jones
Labette
Kansas
Kentuck
Henry Dicken
Jones
Attica Residents Noted On Local Business and Visits
Charley Fenters of Attica was in the city Tuesday. D. F. Smith looked after interests in Attica Tuesday. Marx Herzog did business in Hillsboro Tuesday forenoon. Miss Belle Bantz visits Wayne town this week. Tom Vice and Allen Noble went to Williamsport Wednesday. Mrs. R. W. Miles of Lafay ette visited relatives here recently. Mrs. Peter Shuler of Crawfordsville was guest of J. B. Shuler Monday. Melissa Nebeker traveled to Camden with Mrs. C. M. Kennedy Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Fenters
Attica
Tom Vice
Allen Noble
Williamsport
Peter Shuler
Crawfordsville
J. B. Shuler
Melissa Nebeker
Camden
C. M. Kennedy
Local Notes From Indianapolis Visit and Family Updates
Mrs. Mary Nebeker spent a week in Indianapolis visiting her son Sewell and his family. Stanly Pavey remains on his route No. 5, spending the week with his wife. T. K. Hagley shows improvement and plans to move to his son’s home near State Line for a time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Nebeker
Indianapolis
Son Sewell
Stanly Pavey
T. K. Hagley
State Line
Boswell Farmer Visits City Friday
F K Pierce of Boswell, noted as a wealthy farmer in the region, was in the city Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. K. Pierce
Boswell
Mr. Pierce
Mrs Kennedy of Camden Visits Parents Here
Mrs. M. Kennedy of Camden visited her parents here over Sunday and returned home on Tuesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Kennedy
Camden
Pine Creek Camp at Family Theatre Opens Thursday
Mystery feature Pine Creek Camp screens in three reels starring Gene Gamthier at the Family Theatre on Thursday Oct 2 1913. Miranda and Mabel Green of Newtown visited the area this week as guests of Mrs. Bert Hushaw. Rev E W Strecker and wife left for a Hammond conference. John W Craig and family moved to Attica for a bookkeeper job at Car Coupling Plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Creek Camp
Gene Gamthier
the Family Theatre
Miranda and
Mabel Green
Newtown
Bert Hushaw
E. W. Strecker
Hammond
John W. Craig
Attica
Craig
Attica Residents Attend Opening of Court
W B Reed C M Milford J W Whicker and Fred Purnell of Attica attended the court opening. Miss Maggie Asbury of Crawfordsville was a guest of Miss Lara Finan last week and returned home Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.B. Reed
C. M. Milford
J. W. Whicker
Fred Purnell
Attica
Maggie Asbury
Crawfordsville
Lara Finan
Holstein Bull for Sale in Covington Area
Two months old full blood Holstein bull for sale. Good color. Contact Peter Anderson in Covington. Harry Evans R F D carrier for No 1 has been on vacation ten days. Sherman Smail has been substituting for him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter
Anderson, Covington
Harry Evans R. F. D. Carrier
No 1
Sherman Smail
Two families journey to colleges and gatherings across Indiana
Malcolm Adamson and James Martin departed Sunday for Crawfordsville to enroll at Wabash College. W. W. Layton and his wife traveled to Sheridan to visit Clyde and wife and attended the Bankers' Association in Indianapolis this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malcolm Adamson
James Martin
Crawfordsville
Wabash College
W. W. Layton
Sheridan
Clyde and Wife
Bankers’ Association
Indianapolis
Exclusive Millinery Line Preview in Covington
Mrs. L. RK. Faust invites the public to view the latest millinery in Covington on Friday and Saturday, September 26 and 27, 1913. The notice emphasizes a showcase of exclusive hats and refined styles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
High Art Poncin Clothing Stock For Fall And Winter
High quality poncin clothing praised for superior fit and style. New fall and winter stock in this vicinity offers complete selection. Prices listed as low.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Loeb
Non-Resident Notice in Fountain County Foreclosure Case
Fountain Circuit Court in Covington Indiana issues non resident notice for Anna E Fosdyke in a foreclosure action filed by John od Foster et al The notice requires Fosdyke to appear December 1 1913 or face hearing in her absence Signed by Clerk Leroy Sanders with attorneys F S Purnell and A T Livengood dated September 2 1913
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Indiana
Fountain County
Fountain Circuit Court
John Od Foster
Annae Fosdyke
Indiana
Anna E. Fosdyke
Fountain
Covington
Leroy Sanders
F. S. Purnell
A.T. Livengood
Attys
Pitts
Fountain County Court Notice to Defend Irvin
Fountain Circuit Court of Fountain County Indiana calls Joseph K Irvin to appear December 1 1913 to answer the complaint filed by John A Foster et al in the 61st judicial day term. Clerk Leroy Sanders issues the seal and A T Livengood attorneys for plaintiffs. September 23 1913.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Indiana
Fountain County
Fountain Circuit Court
Joseph K. Irvin
Fountain Circuit
Covington
Leroy Sanders
F. S. Purnell
A. T. Livengood
Attys
Pltfis
State of Indian
John A. Foster
Clara B. Huddle
F. Ss. Purnell
Non-Residents Notice in Fountain Circuit Court 1913
Clara B. Huddle is notified to appear in the Fountain Circuit Court September Term 1913 on the 61st judicial day or risk hearing the case in her absence. Attorneys for plaintiffs are F. Ss. Purnell and A. T. Livengood. September 24, 1913.
Newtown Visitor Seeks Interests and Danville Ties
Hon. Jos. Stabs of Newtown was in the city Tuesday looking after interests. He visited in Danville with a college friend and returned on an early train. Dr. Surratt, Danville eyesight specialist, attended the fair last Friday and invites patronage with his notable reputation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos
Newtown
Danville
Surratt
Danville, Sr
George Newlin Named Acting Agent During Kaufmen Absence
George Newlin of Hillsboro serves as acting agent for the Big 4 during Kaufmen's absence on an Arizona trip. Newlin is described as a obliging gentleman and trusted by the organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Newlin
Hillsboro
Big 4
Land For Sale In The Show Me State By Massey
Affordable farmland offered by W. R. Massey and Son. land advertised to yield 30 bushels of wheat and 70 bushels of corn per acre at prices from 30 to 60 dollars per acre, with rents listed from 5 to 7 dollars per acre.
Hunters dispute tall eagle claim near Cade's mill
Will Adkins and Ed Martin hunted near Cade's mill and Bob Bodine's farm Tuesday. They say they shot a tall eagle measuring 6 feet across and cremated the bird. Manford VanDorn calls it a turkey buzzard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Adkins
Ed. Martin
Cade
Bob Bodine
Manford VanDorn
Also Mentioned on This Page
Covington and Her
Dr. Pollom
Darlington
M. Board’s
Charles Russell
McMahon
Warren County
A. P. Green
P. W. Horton
S. T. Randolph and Wife
W. T. Conner
J. W. Brissey
Gary
O. M. Coffing
O. M
C. W. Beckett
Williams
Will Smith
Lafayette
Mesdames Jos. Cook
Chas. Tayman
Sterling
Miss $Y Cook
Sam Baldwin
Os Ecean
Ora Es
Edna Ruschler
Irene Richeson
J. S. Rainier
Brookston
Hdl
M. Board
Leslie Schnell
Nelson Nebeker
Manley Booe
Clay Mitchell
West
Lebanon
W. G. Boyd
Lesfie Keer
Dr. Andrus
Horton Bros
Family
Jack Snapp
Georgetown
Lee Philpott
J. Loeb’s Store
Mr. Ratelif
Lamm & Co
O. H. Harden
Goggler
Covington, Ind
Eugene O’ford
Villa Grove
Ill
Ford
Helen Adkins
Charles Hull
San Dimas
Cal
Pearly Stewart
Mellott
D. F. Smith
Marx Herzog
Belle Bantz
R. W. Miles
W. R. Massey & Son
Fletcher
Castoria
Ccr
Tit
Fountain Count Asylum
Office of the Auditor
W. B. Gray
Auditor
National Accident Society
Broadway
New York
N. Y
Wabashportland
ONE Minute Mfg. CO
Newton
Iowa
Attica Hardware CO
T. H McGeorge Jr. CO
Hillsbord
Wilt & Laird Kingman
Nlow & Renice
Cunt Hancock
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