The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1917-08-09

Mrs. C. /. Davidson, Of Munford,
/, Is spending several weeks here, the
guest of Mrs. L. e. Greer.
Mr.. E. G. Butler and family, of
Memphis, spent the weekend with
the family of Mr.. R. K. Baxter.
Mr.. L. C. Gauss and little son, Law
renee, of Leland, Miss, are the guests
of the family Of Mr.. A, H. Elan.
Miss Elizabeth Jobe, Of Leigh's
Chapel, is visiting friends at Mt. Car
mel
Miss Opal Strickland, Of Mt. Car
mel, is the guest Of Mrs. Charley
Strickland, OF Solo.
Thompson Palmer, who has been on
an extended visit to his sister, Mrs.
]. A. Shelton, here, returned to Ripley
Sunday.
Mrs. /. L. Bringle and daughters,
Bees and Clara May, after q visit to
'elatives at Toone, returned Wednes-
day evening of last week.
Mr.. James Jenkins returned to his
home in Jackson, Tenn, Saturday af-
to'noon, after having been the guest
Of the family of Mr.. l. R. Currie.
Miss Annie Mai Entriken left Mon
day morning for weeks visit to
friends and relatives in fernando,
Miss.
Mr.. George Harris, Of Blytheville,
Ark. is visiting relatives in the Gilt
Edge community and friends in Cow
ington this week.
Col. Thomas Inman and wife, of
Troy, Tenn, arrived here Saturday
to be the guests Of Rev, r. A. Wood,
Of Clopton.
Mr.. r. w. Ralph, after visit to
the family Of MIR. r. H. Ralph, near
Covington, returned to his home in
Memphis last Friday.
Mrs. A. L. Eahart, Of Memphis,
came up Tuesday night on visit to
the family of her father, Mr.. A. Nor
rison.
DR.. Joe Joyner, of Dyersburg, was
in the city Tuesday Of last week in
consultation with DR.. Ed Wall, the
veterinary surgeon.
Mrs. Edna McRee, of Atoka, and
Miss Rebekah Witherington, of Mum
ford, were visitors in the city Tues
day.
Mr.. Will Ried left Saturday even
ing for Chicago, where he will be the
guest for several days of his sister,
Mrs. 7. 0. Gibbs.
Mrs. J. w. Baird and daughter,
Annie Brice, of Due West, S. c., ar
rived here Friday morning for an ex-
tended visit to Mrs. M. R. Gibson.
Mrs. L. R. Graves, after several
days visit to Mrs. E. L. Haynie, re-
turned to her home in Henning Mon
day afternoon.
Rev. and Mrs. ]. D, Jenkins and two
Misses Mary and Sarah, of
Jackson, are visiting the family of
Mr.. /. r. Currie, this week.
Miss Irene Jaquess visited relatives
near Somerville Sunday and also at
tended the meeting at Joyner's Camp
ground.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Vaughan, of Hol-
" Springs, Miss, were the guests of
the latter's sister, Mrs. Yves Peeler,
this week. They returned Tuesday,
accompanied by Mrs. Peeler.
Miss Ruby Foster returned to her
home in Kerrville Tuesday morning,
after having been the guest of Miss
Minnie Stafford, Of this city.
Mrs. Cora Fitzgerald, of Ripley, re-
turned home Tuesday, after visit to
The family Of Mr.. J. W. Wardlow, of
Bride.
Mrs. John w. H. Smith, of the Lib
srty neighborhood, left last week for
! visit to Lonoke, Little Rock, Hot
Springs and other Arkansas points. :
Mr.. Lawrence Dennis, Of the Will
IONS Chapel community. is taking a
course at Nelson's business
College in Memphis.
Rev. John T. Myers, of Mayfeld,
KY. formerly pastor of the First
Methodist church here, was a visitor ,
o .Covington Thursday.
A. P. Taylor, of the Leader, is tax
ng his annual summer vacation, be-
yinning last Saturday, and will be
Ibsent from the Office for few weeks.
Rev. W. B. Ralph went to Dyers-
'urg last Friday, where he will assist
n revival meeting in progress near
hat city. He will return within the
lext ten days.
Mr. H. G. Bowden and wife and two
ons, Mr.. j. A. Bowden and Mrs. S. J.
Warner, of Memphis, came up
Wednesday of last week on visit to
elatives.
Mrs. Dewey Johnson, of Trenton,
Who had been visiting the family Of
er father, Mr.. Will Rogers, in South
'ovington, was called home Wednes-
ay morning on account of the illness
f her husband.
Mr.. Bryant Blankenship, Of Mt.
'armel, went to Memphis Monday,
here he entered Nelson's business
ollege. He was accompanied to Mem
his by his mother, Mrs. James Blank
nship.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Beckett, Mr..
homas Archer and wife and Miss
lertie Archer, of Memphis, came up
lst week on a visit to the family Of
Ir. Thomas Archer, ST., of the
righton vicinity.
Mrs. Guy Lamb and two children, of
ateSville Miss arrived here last