The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1914-12-31

MISS WARY mChC0, Oh Leigh 5
Chapel, has returned from visit to
relatives in Ripley.
The year 1915 will be a mighty good
one to have a savings account. Start
little and grow big, or start little and
the payments grow smaller. Union
Sayings Bank.
Ladies' and misses 81 wool sweat
ers 81. Supply Co.
Miss Laura Couch left Saturday
morning for a visit of several weeks
to her home at Sebree, KY.
lit cloaks for ladies, misses and
children left in stock to-day, all fresh,
new 1914 styles; can fit all sizes;
come and take your choice at half
price. Supply Co.
Mr.. E. w. Starnes, of Munford,
was a visitor in the city Monday.
Mr.. Jesse Wilson has returned from
a two-week's visit to McCrory. Ark.
Don't overlook our cut-rate clothing
ad. Supply Co.
Miss Laura Keathley, of this city,
and Miss Blanche Garner, of Hennlng,
left the last of the week for visit
to Mrs. F. G. Lewis at Luxora, Ark.
Miss Mae Reed, of Memphis, spent
Sunday with relatives in this city.
Mrs. H. NJ Harper, of Paducah,
came down Sunday night on visit to
her aunt, Mrs. Alice Jennings.
Read our big cut-price clothing ad
in this paper. Supply Co.
Sheriff Estes White, accompanied
by his daughter, Miss Helen, went to
Memphis, Saturday. The sheriff re-
turned Sunday, but his daughter re
manned over with relatives for several
days.
There has never been a dissat-
isfied member of the Christmas saw
ings club. Try it. Union Savings
Bank.
More remnants and cheaper rem
nants. Supply Company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Cooper, of
Memphis, came up last week on a visit
to Mrs. Cooper's mother, Mrs. M.
O. Gee.
Miss Mary Laid, of Memphis,
came up Christmas morning on visit
to Mrs. G. A. Walton, of the Oak
Grove neighborhood.
Mr.. Henry B. Hamil, son of Rev.
j. NJ. Hamil, who has been attending
college at Lebanon, lately returned
from that place.
Save a little; if you cannot meet
the payments, you will get back every
| cent you've paid in. Union Savings
Bank.
Mr.. Charles A. Hill, of Upton, was
among the visitors in the city Satur-
day.
Messrs. L. G. Byrd and ". c. Hop
per left Saturday night for a visit to
! Ch@ago.
10c apron bingham &c. Supply Co
Mr.. n. W .Misenheimer, of Memphis
came up the last of the week on visit
to relatives.
Mr.. Herbert Hamilton, of Musko-
gee. Okla, spent several days last
week in this city, returning home
Sunday night.
Mrs. Carrie Estes, of Memphis
spent Sunday with friends q this city
Mrs. Alfred M. Taylor, of Union
City, came down Sunday night on g
visit to relatives.
Ladies' and misses and children's
outing gowns at cut prices. Supply
Company.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. P. Cummins, OF
Kerriville, passed through here Mon.
day morning on their return from
Keokuk, Iowa, where they had beer
spending the holidays with relatives
For Rent-Five-room cottage in
| Oct0 Of
ter. Possession given at once. Mrs
Rachael Dickson. d31-2w
To Exchange Thirty-four consecu.
tive numbers of Popular Magazine
what have you? For Sale: S135 tor
j. K. Hind, Covington. d31-1wp
Come to the Supply Company fol
remnants.
Mr.. P. A. Townsend, of the .Atoks
neighborhood. was business visi
tor in town Saturday.
Miss Florence Bringle left Monday
for Memphis to be the guest of Miss
Robbie Hanna on Walker avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Fisher and son
| Charles, spent Sunday the guests Of
Mrs. Ferd Fisher. Mr.. Fisher ant
Charles returned Sunday evening
Mrs. Fisher remaining for severa
days.
We have ia ladies' all-wool tail
ored coat suits-will sell the Who'll.
suit at about the price of the skirt
Supply Company.
Miss Charlie Maclin who is study
ing oratory at the Northwestern Uni
versity of Chicago, is here on a visi
to her mother, Mrs. r. T. Somervell
She will resume her duties in college
about January 9Th.
Mrs. R. A. Cameron and Mr.. San
Stevens, of Memphis, spent Sunday il
Covington, the guests of the family O.
Mr.. r. A. Baxter.