Local Fair Attendance Highlights Week in Covington Area
This week’s edition notes a quiet period after the fair with many Warren county residents and neighboring guests attending the event. Attendees include Dr. Pollom of Darlington Rev Strecker, Hon J W Brissey of Gary and O M Coffing of Crawfordsville plus Will Smith of Lafayette. The piece also mentions a big farm sale by Farmer McMahon, a piano tuner left to take orders, and the season opening football game between Waynetown Miller’s Huskies and The Marines of Indianapolis. David Boyd, longtime Veedersburg clay works supervisor, died unexpectedly of heart failure. The first football game of the season was played at Waynetown Saturday afternoon.
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Waynetown
Miller’s Huskies
Marines
Indianapolis
Safest Laxative for Women in Dr. Kings Pills Ad
An advertisement touts Dr. King’s New Life Pills as a safe laxative for women. It claims prompt relief without pain and includes a user testimonial from Mrs C M Dunlap of Leadville saying the product helped her trouble greatly. Box price is 25 cents and promoted by Irvin’s drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Advertise your wants in the Republican for results
Classified note urging readers to place wants ads in the Republican newspaper to obtain prompt responses and leads for purchases jobs or services. The item emphasizes quick results and local reach through the paper’s classified section.
Readers Notes On Subscriptions And Visits
Sam Baldwin visited Saturday to spend Sunday at home. Miss Edna Ruschler of Lafayette visits Miss Irene Richeson. J S Rainier of Brookston guest of his son Ed the past week. A good time in the year to subscribe for the Republican.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Baldwin
Edna Ruschler
Lafayette
Irene Richeson
J. S. Rainier
Brookston
Local Visitors and Fair Guests Attend Nearby Events
Leslie Schnell and family spent Sunday with the Nebekers. Crawfords ville resident Manley Booe visited relatives and attended last week’s fair. Clay Mitchell and wife from West Lebanon came last Thursday for the fair. W G Boyd and wife from Indianapolis spent the fair week with relatives. Tom Crigler and wife of Attica visited last Thursday for the fair. Miss Leslie Keer of Veedersburg stayed with Blossom Board last Thursday. Dr Andrus shipped goods and left for Gary. Horton Bros. present The Mystery of Pine Creek Camp at Family Theatre October 2 with music for each character. Jack Snapp of Georgetown visited the Philootts family last.
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Horton Bros
Pine Creek
The
Family Theatre
Local notices and social tidbits from Danville
Mr Ratclif an expert in cutting and measuring for suits will be with us Oct 2 3 and 4 call and have your measure taken J Loebs Store Mr and Mrs Wm Brant and family of Hillsboro spent last Thursday in this city and attended the fair Mrs Harry Redding of King Joan spent last week with her parents Mr and Mrs O M Livengood Merchants and salesmen are coming to realize the local newspaper is the best advertising medium after all For Sale A fine day driving more 7 years old and sound Will work in all harness Inquire at this office Mr and Mrs Harry Glascock and daughter Katie of Kingman spent several days with Mr and Mrs Roy A Rogers last week Ike Shanklin and wife and Ruel Jackson and wife of Danville spent Thursday and Friday here visiting and attending and Mrs S C Kaufman left Sunday for Winslow Arizona for a three weeks visit with their son Rudolph and family Miss Florence Cardiff who was a position in Cayuga schools spent the weekend with her parents Nap Cardiff Capt P E Oliver formerly of Danville recently moved to this city and has taken up residence here Covington people welcome the family Miss Tamson Shanklin now living with Mr and Mrs Isaac Shanklin of Danville spent several days here last week a guest of friends She attended the big fair Friday and met many old time friends.
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Tamson Shanklin
Isaac Shanklin
Danville
Satisfaction with Ratclif fittings at J. Loeb's Store
Scores of men of various ages express satisfaction with the fit style and wear of garments measured and cut by Mr Ratclif and made through Lamm & Co at J Loebs Store.
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Ratclif
Lamm & Co
J. Loeb
Mystery of Pine Creek Camp shown at Family Theatre
Local notices report Leonard Stevenson-Miller seeking eye treatment from Dr. Spinning near Marshall, O. H. Harden visiting for fishing in Danville, and a large fair closing businesses for two days. Dr. Towey, former local physician, dies at 63. Geo. R. Jackson returns from Chicago for circuit court. report of Covington cement dealer H. E. Scheid promoting Lehigh Portland Cement and building supplies.
Mrs Julia Jonesvisits former Kansas home after long absence
Mrs Julia Jones wife of Newel C Jones of Labette Kansas and former Kentuck neighborhood resident spent a week visiting Henry Dicken and friends in the area. She has lived in Kansas about 44 years and has not returned to her old home for about fifteen years while enjoying the fair and her visit.
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Julia Jones
Newel C. Jones
Labette
Kansas
Kentuck
Henry Dicken
Jones
Attica Residents and Visitors Noted in Weekly Roundup
A series of short notices records Charley Fen ters of Attica and others visiting or transacting business in towns like Mellott Hillsboro Williamsport Crawfordsville and Indianapolis. It notes sales listings theater ads travel to Camden state line and local moves including John W Craig to Attica and W B Reed to attend court opening and Wabash College plans
Exclusive Millinery Show in Covington This Week
Mrs L R Faust invites the public to view a new and exclusive line of ladies hats in Covington on Friday and Saturday September 26 and 27, 1913.
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Covington
L. R. Faust
High Art Ready Made Clothing Ad Claims Superior Quality
The advertisement proclaims High Art ready made clothing as superior in quality fit style and make in this vicinity. It notes a very complete fall and winter stock and emphasizes low prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Loeb
Non-Resident Notice in Fountain County Court
In Fountain Circuit Court September Term 1913 Anna E Fosdyke is notified to appear December 1 1913 to answer the complaint or demur. The notice, issued by Clerk Leroy Sanders and attorneys F Parnell and A T Livengood, requests Fosdyke’s presence for the case Pitts.
Notice to Joseph K Irvin in Fountain County case
Defend ant Joseph K Irvin is ordered to appear December 1, 1913 in Fountain Circuit Court Covington Indiana to answer or demur to the complaint in the cause against John A Foster et al. The clerk Le Roy Sanders issues the summons with seal and attorneys F S Purnell and A T Livengood listed.
Fountain Circuit Court Notice in Indian Fountain County
State of Indian Fountain County in the Fountain Circuit Court September Term 1913 John A Foster et al against Clara B Huddie No 27% notice to Clara B Huddle that she must appear on the 61st judicial day of the term or be heard in her absence dated September 23 1913 with A T Livengood attorneys for plaintiffs.
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State of Indian
Fountain County
Fountain
John A. Foster
Aleich
Clara B. Huddie
Indiana
Clara B. Huddle
Fountain Circuit
Covington
Leroy Sanders
Fountain Circuit Court
F.S. Purnell
A. T. Livengood
Jos Slahof Visits Danville on City Trip
Hon. Jos. Slahof of Newtown spent Tuesday in the city, following up interests and meeting with a college friend he had known in Danville before traveling home on an early train.
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Jos. Slahof
Newtown
Danville
Danville eye specialist invites patrons at fair
Dr Surratt of Danville Illinois, renowned in his field, attended the fair last Friday and invites patronage. George Newlin of Hillsboro, a trusted agent for the Big 4, acts during Kaufmian’s Arizona trip, always obliging.
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Surratt
Danville, Ill
George Newlin
Hillsboro
Big 4
Kaufmian
Arizona
Mr. Newlin
Show Me State land offers growth and rental rates
Real estate pitch touts land in Missouri offering potential yields of 30 bushels per acre for wheat and 70 bushels per acre for corn. Asking prices range from 30 to 60 dollars per acre with rents from 5 to 7 dollars per acre.
Hunters report Bald eagle shot near Cade's mill and Bodine farm
Will Adkins and Ed Martin hunted Tuesday near Cade's mill and Bob Bodine's farm. They claim a Bald eagle was shot, the bird measuring 6 feet tip to tip. Ed cremated the bird while Manford VanDorn counters it was a turkey buzzard.
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Will Adkins
Ed. Martin
Cade
Bob Bodine
Manford VanDorn
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Dr. Pollom
Darlington
HE. W. Strecker
Hammond
M. Board’s
Charles Russell
Cayuga
McMahon
Warren County
A. P. Green
Attica
P. W. Horton
S. T. Randolph and Wife
W. T. Conner
J. W. Brissey
Gary
O. M. Coffing
Crawfordsville
O. M
C. W. Beckett
Williams
Atoica
Will Smith
Mesdames Jos. Cook
Chas. Layman
Sterling
Miss May Cook
David Boyd
Veedersburg
M. Board
Leslie Schnell
Mrs
Nelson Nebeker
Manley Booe
Clay Mitchell
West
Lebanon
W. G. Boyd
Tom Crigler
City
Lesfie Keer
Dr. Andrus
Jack Snapp
Georgetown
Lee Philpott
J. Loeb’s Store
Wm. Brant
Harry Redding
King
Joan
O. M. Livengood
Harry Glascock
Katie
Kingman
Roy A. Rogers
Ike Shanklin
Ruel Jackson
S. C. Kaufman
Winslow
Rudolph
Florence Cardiff
Nap Cardiff
P. E. Oliver
George Miller
Leonard Stevenson-Miller
Marshall
Parke County
Spinning
Leonard
O. H. Harden
E. A. Gilson
D. J. Young & Co
Covington, Ind
Eugene Ford
Villa Grove, Kil
Ford
Helen Adkins
James Towey
Rockville
Towey
Charles White
Rosedale
Geo. R. Jackson
Chicago
Circuit Court
Grand Jury
Mr. Jackson
Charles Hull
San Dimas
Cal
Lehigh
H. E. Scheid
Charley Fénters
Pearly Stewart
Mellott
D. FE. Smith
Marx Herzog
Belle Bantz
Tom Vice
Alien Noble
Williamsport
R. W. Miles
Peter Shuler
J. B. Shuler
Melissa Nebeker
Camden
C. M. Kennedy
Mary Nebeker
Son Sewell
Stanly Pavey
T. K. Hagley
State Line
FE. Pierce
Boswell
Mr. Pierce
Pine Creek Camp
Gene Gamthier
the Family Theatre
Miranda and
Mabel Green
Bert Hushaw
E. W. Strecker
John W. Craig
Craig
W. B. Reed
C. M. Milford
J. W. Whicker
Fred Purnell
Maggie Asbury
Lara Finan
Peter Anderson
Harry Evans R. F. C. Carrier
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Sherman Smail
Malcolm Adamson
James Martin
Wabash College
W. W. Layton
Sheridan
Clyde and Wife
Bankers’ Association
State of Indiana
John A Power
Anna E. Fosdyke
State of
F.S. Parnell
Attys
Pitts
Joseph K. Irvin
al Eollere Street
W. R. Massey & Son
Chitaren
Cry For Fletcher
Castoria
Daavilie
Fountain Count Asylum
Office of the Auditor
W. B. Gray
Auditor
National Accident Society
Broadway
New York
Wabashportland Cement
Wabash Portland Cement CO
Detroit
Mich
Stroh
Ind
ONE Minute Mfg. CO
Newton
Iowa
Atlica Hardware CO
T. H. McGeorge Jr. CO
Hillssond
Wilt & Laika
Inlaw & Rence
Clint Hancok
Newtown Hardware CO
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