Notice of Receiver's sale of Covington Southwestern assets
Courtney W. Dice, receiver for The Covington and Southwestern Railroad Co., will offer for sale on April 10, 1911 at 10 a.m. in Covington Indiana all real and personal property of the railroad, including lots in Kingman Heights, power plant equipment, and four miles of electric railroad, free of liens, in bulk or by parcel, at private cash sale under a Fountain County Court decree. Sale continues daily until completed with court approval required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fountain Circuit
Fountain County
State of Indiana
Springfield Boiler and Manufacturing Company
Covington and Southwestern Railroad Company
Marsh Building
Covington
Indiana
L C Ewbank
Kingman Heights
Kingman
Anderson Ratcliff
L.C. Ewbanks
Change Street
L. C. Ewbank
Mill Creek Township
Springfield
Bates
Ridgeway
Western Electric Switchboard
Coyington and Southwestern Railroad Company
Fountain Circuit Court
Courtney W. Dice
Covington & Southwestern Railroad Co
Local social notes from Harveysburg and vicinity
Harveysburg Will Askern visited Sidell Tuesday. Watt Morgan visits sister Mrs. Sam Shell. Myron Pitheud spent Sunday with Mrs. Henry Lindley. George Emerick and family with Mr. and Mrs. Sam Shell. Mr. and Mrs. Will Ephlin with their son J H Ephlin and family. Siota Thomas and Jessie Rukes with Richard Ramsey and family. Mr. and Mrs. George Shell and Miss Mary Hammon with Lyndon Marshall Sunday. Jessie Rouke from Rose came to see Mrs. Sciota Thomas. Mrs. Ras Ratcliff returned home near Sikeston after an extended visit. Ham Ratcliff hauled oats when a young horse dragged him under the wagon, bruising his right leg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Shell
Mary Hammon
Lyndon Marshall
Ras Ratcliff
Sikeston
Ham Ratcliff
Better Treatment for Bedwetting and Urinary Trouble
An advertisement claims spanking fails to cure children bedwetting and urges mothers to request a free home treatment by Mrs. M Summers of Notre Dame Indiana with instructions. The notice says the method also helps adults with daytime or nighttime urinary difficulties and provides agent contact Mrs J C Sanders in Kingman Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Summers
Notre Dame
Ind
J. C. Sanders
Kingman, Ind
Henry Zhackmire Seen in Danville on Business
Henry Zhackmire was in Danville on business Wednesday, according to local business records and brief city notices. He met with regional partners and discussed upcoming projects while visiting downtown offices and meeting venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Zhackmire
Danville
Ladies Aid Quits Rush Creek For Mrs Thaine Russell
Rush Creek community notes list visits and social events. Mr and Mrs Liece Russell traveled to Crawfordsville on business. Mr and Mrs Sykes were hosted by Sam Vanscoyoc. Miles Thompson visited Geo Knamer and wife in Silverwood. Steven Lindley has been ill as his daughter battles a sore throat. About fifty Odd Fellows and Rebecca's enjoyed a dinner with oysters for the lodge twenty fourth anniversary. Miss Jean Jackson provided music though some were absent due to illness. Mrs Lina Inlow visited relatives in Veedersburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca
Notice of Sale of Wallace School Building No 5
Jackson Township Trustee John C. Goodin will sell at public auction on April 1 1911 at 2:00 p m at school house No 5 Wallace two story four room frame building with stone foundation 48 by 50 feet built 1895 in good condition plus 20 desks one school wagon two old stores TreAMs cash right to reject any bids Announced by Trustee Goodin dated March 6 1911 Fountain County Indiana
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson Township
Fountain County
State of
Indiana
Wallace
Said Township
Said
Treams Cash
John C. Goodin
Fountain Co
Revival services begin after steady town gathering
Anstin Pavey notes local events including Mrs Heath's death Tuesday evening and Dr Stackhouse's town visit Tuesday. A baby girl was born to Mr and Mrs Crowder. Rev Kelsey hosted dinner with C L Huffman and started revival services Wednesday. Miss Venora Thomas visited Ora Huffman Sunday evening. Harrison Fowler from Wayne town visited L Huffman. A dinner fundraiser for Cates school drew a large turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Henry Crowder
Venora Thomas
Ora Huffman
Old Reliable Coffee and local business notes
Old Reliable Coffee 25c lb at Alexander's. Ira Bonebrake traveled to Covington on business Tuesday. Jas Woody returned to work in Indianapolis Tuesday. T M Jackson and wife conducted business in Covington Wednesday. Chas Dark attended P J McMahan's sale in Covington. Clarence Wilhite visited relatives in Attica Friday and Saturday. Inlow Shanks announce a big opening in a few weeks and urge readers to call at their store. see the back page ad for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas
Woody
Indianapolis
Chas. Dark
P. J. McMahan
Covington
Inlow & Shanks
Also Mentioned on This Page
Claude B. Philpott
O. S. Douglas
Lawygr
James A. Copeland
Alexander
RES
J. T. Redman
Office
C. M. Spencer
Undertaker
A. L. Ratcliff
Kingman Bank
DR. F
Cuthbert
Sergeon
E. I. RR
Kingman Hotel
Whones
Adam Bonebrake
Moore’s
Kingatan
Col. W
Mendenhall
Col
Claude Madden
Actioneer
Ilinois
Jackson St
The
Harveysburg
Will Askern
Sidell
Watt Morgan
Mrs
Sam Shell
Myron Pitheud
George Emerick
Will Ephlin
J H. Ephlin
Siota Thomas
Jessie Rukes
Richard Ramsey
Jessie Rouke
Rose
Dete
Sciota Thomas
Rush Creek
Ladies
Thaine Russell
Liece Russell
Crawfordsville
Mrs. Sykes
Sam Vanscoyoc
Miles Thompson
Geo. Knamer and Wife
Silverwood
Steven Lindley
Lina Inlow
Veedersburg
H. P. McCrary
Cates
Anstin Pavey
Samuel Heath
Frank Stackhouse
Rev. Kelsey
C. L. Huffman
Kelsey
Harrison Fowler
Waynetown
L. Huffman
Cates School
Alexander’s
Ira Bonebrake
T. M. Jackson
Clarence Wilhite
Attica
Wagner
Excelsior
Hepler Hardware Co
Otvil “Or
Cable-Nelson
L. C. KING @ CO
O. B. Morrison
Sales Mgr
Blue Front
A. H. Dickens
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