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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1907
Page
2
Local notes recount a millinery opening set for October 2 and 3 by Mrs J W Price and mention various visits, visits, and social events. Citizens include Editor Williams of the Attica Democrat and Dr Buckner with relatives in Morgan county.
Emma Becxrerr expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for kindness during her husband’s illness and passing.
The past week sees six marriage licenses issued. Gay Osborn wed Beulah Reeves. John W. Frazee and Lulu May Perry. Will J. Holycross and Anna Robinson. Jessie McSweeney and Anna Powes. Chance Abernathy and May Keerns.
Ruth E. Storms sues Fred O. Storms for divorce. Mary Dyson sues H. C. Wyand for quiet title. Melvina Alma sues John E. Alma for divorce. Wm Calvert et al petition for a highway in Shawnee township. Appal from Commissioners Court. Col C W Smith of Newtown to auction Nelson G Nebeker sale next week. Smith rising as a prominent auctioneer amid local activity. Canning factory operates day and night this week.
Autumn days arrive as J L Towns ley improves and Polk Gray resumes bank duties though slow. Editor Berry visited, Danville News editor Hugh Miller was in Covington, Mannie Seamen improves from typhoid, ice cream social planned at Kentuck schoolhouse.زز
A compact report highlights illness and accidents affecting families, with guests arriving from distant areas. The piece emphasizes the variety of names and events as core newspaper fare, reflecting a broad community snapshot.
Samuel Armour and Miss Fern White of Silverwood wed last week at the bride’s aunt’s Danville home. The bride, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs Theodore White, is praised as a respected young lady. The groom, an industrious young man, lives with his grandmother Mrs. Margaret Whitford of Silverwood.
An elderly veteran named George Williams was killed last Monday on Lewis Hill in Mill Creek Township when he fell from a load of lumber, breaking his neck. He formerly resided at the soldiers home in Lafayette.
Ind Lafayette special notes former attorney general William L. Taylor announces as the Republican nominee prospect, backed by loyal party leaders. Leaders say he mobilizes labor support in Indianapolis, Evansville and Fort Wayne, pledging health reforms, tax relief, and firm enforcement of laws while denying factional aim.
A vintage advertiser touts Swamp Root and Dr Kimer's Lamp Root as remedies with claims of health benefits. The notice references a Binghamton New York address and invites readers to purchase the products locally.
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