The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1916-01-06
LOCAL NEWS.

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neighborhood. : ~
Now is the time to mail the
Leader your orders for job work.
The infant child of Dr. J. ]. Elem
lng' OF Atoka. died at noon Sunday.
Lynn, the 4-year-old son of Mr..
1. J. Gray, of Bride. is reported quite
Mr.. Charles McQuiston is now
employed as clerk at the Covington
Rev. M. w. DeLoach will preach
In the Baptist church at Garland next
Sunday morning and night.
Please phone your social items
for the Leader to Mrs. R. C. Barrett.
her number is 10.
Don't forget that the Leader pays
special attention to mail orders for
job printing of every kind.
The little son of Mr.. Will Ran
dolph of Randolph, aged 8 years, died
of tetanus Sunday night.
A girl was born on Thursday to
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Ashe. of the Lib
erty neighborhood.
Mr.. A. s. Miller, who was quite
SICK Tor several days, was able to be
on duty at his store Monday.
Mr.. E; E. Strong, of the Brighton
vlclnlCy, mas been suffering from
pneumonia Tor the past several days.
-m you Know local or personal
item of any Importance, please phone
it TO the Leader, hand it in or mail it.
Mr.. j. M. Northcut, of the Bride
vicinity, who has been quite sick with
grippe and pneumonia, is improving.
Miss Ellie Lee Walk, daughter
of Mr.. c.. G. Walk, of Garland, is
suffering from spell of pneumonia.
Mr.. B. F. Wilkes and family, of
Henning, moved here the first of the
week and now occupy the G. r. Harris
place on Maple street.
Mrs F. C. Ammons and daugh-
ter, of this vicinity, who have lately
been quite sick, are both reported to
be much better.
DIR. and Mrs. w. w. Sale are now
occupying a portion of Mrs. Willie
McCuller's house on East Liberty
avenue.
If you want to buy anything or
want to sell anything a few lines in
the Leaders want column will GER
tainly attain the desired results.
Mr.. w. G. Sanford has gone into
the mercantile business In the store
built for him by Or. j. E. Blaydes one
mile south of the city on the Mosan
road.
Mr.. D. w. Burgner, of Munford,
was visitor In the city Saturday.
Mr.. Burgner lately purchased the
Frank Burkhart six-rcom house and
moved into it the. first Ct the week.
Mr.. Byars Overall, of Garland.
is remodeling his house and expects
shortly to move back To the country.
We learn that. it is his intention to
build new dwelling later.
Mr.. w. c.. Mellow, late deputy
register, has returned to Gilt Edge,
where he will again reside and will
be engaged in the mercantile business
with his brother, Mr.. j. w. Mellow,
under The firm name of Mellow Bros.
Mr.. George r. Ellis, Jr., of Mum
ford, has opened branch store at
Upton and is occupying the Hill
stand. Mr.. Hill has moved into the
store which he formerly occupied.
The third Sunday in January will
be roll call day in Smyrna Baptist
church ard every member is requested
to be present and answer to their
names. A business meeting will also
he held to consider making a call for
a pastor.
We would be glad to receive
news communication from every COM
rn1Arity IN Upton county every week
when there is anything. Of Importance
to record. Write plainly, use only
one side of paper and letyour letters
reach US by Tuesday of each week.
Mr.. E. H. wooten' and family,
of Munford, have moved temporari-
ly to the vicinity of Fort Scott, Kan,
where they went for the benefit of the
health of their little SON, Dan, who is
suffering from asthma
John stocklin, colorej of the 18th
district, was eommittedfto Jail on a
pistol carrying charge by Esq. w. H.
Deverell, of the 18th di4tr7ct. and be-
ing unable to furnish the required
bond, was brought here Friday by
Mr.. Grover Fowler and locked up.
Miss Man ) Elizabeth, daughter
Il Esq. B. L. Clements. of Munford.
who has been suffering from typhoid
fever, is able to sit Up. Frank, d
year-old son of Mr.. J. A. Curtin, OF
the same place, is convalescing from
an attack of the same disease.