The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1917-09-06

urday morning from a visit of two
weeks to St. Louis and Chicago.
Mr.. J. o. Atkins and family, of
Solo, left Saturday for visit to
relatives in Senatobia, Miss.
Mr.. w. L. Coppenbarger left Sun
day night for business visit to
Chicago and Detroit
Mr.. J. w. Hughes and family, of
Upton, came up Saturday on a visit
to the family of Mr.. S. r. Shelton, Jr.
Drs. G. W. Meux and L. W. Gull
breath, of Stanton, were visitors in
COvington Saturday.
w. c. Shelley, of Wynne, Ark,
came over the last of the week on
a visit to the family his uncle, MIR.
T. J. Shelley, of Solo.
Miss Katie Lou Shoaf went Mon
day morning to Kerrville, where she
has resumed charge Of her music
class.
Miss Mary Kate Long left Monday
morning for Germantown and will
be engaged in teaching Domestic
Science in the high school three.
Mrs. W. T. Northcutt and daugh-
ter, Miss Annie Northcutt, of the
Bird district, left Saturday for Wis
it to Crockett Mills.
Mrs. Julia Anderson and children,
Of Helena, Ark, after a visit to Mrs.
Mary Chamberlain in this city, re-
turned home Saturday.
Mrs. c. A. SimOnton, of the Rose
mark neighborhood, came up Thurs
day on a visit to her son, Mr.. G. B.
Simonton,
Mrs. ]. A. Fields and little daugh-
ter, Fleeta Fltppin, of Henning,
came down Friday on visit to Mr..
and Mrs. L. P. Flippin.
Mr.. Will Ralph, after a visit Of
a few days to relatives here, re-
turned to his home in Memphis Fri
day.
DE- John J. Boyd and family left
Saturday for Clarlsdale, Miss, where
they viii spend week with the fam
lily Of Mr.. Ed Boyd.
Mrs. Ellen Walker, who had been
attending the bedside Of her sister,
Mrs. E. M. Aston, at Lonoke, Ark,
returned home Friday.
Messrs Will Crook, J. p. J. T. and
Clarence Mcbride and w. H. Vim
were visitors here from Mack, Fri
day.
Mrs. S. B. Leatherwvod and son,
Landon, after visit to relatives in
the city, returned to their home
Friday evening.
Miss Hattie Woolley, Of Upton,
came up Saturday on a visit to Mr..
w. A. Woolley and family Of the
Gift neighborhood
Mr.. B. B. TempletOn, Of Atoka,
returned Friday from a months Wis
it to Tullahona, Winchester and
other points in Middle Tennessee.
Messrs M. c. Joyner, w. F. Craig
and Joe Smith were among the Wis
itors here Friday from the Camp
ground vicinity
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Polk returned
last week from Hickman, KY, and
were accompanied on their return
by Miss Louise McMullen.
Mrs. John Mitchell and daughter,
Miss Agnes, of Memphis, came up
Friday morning on visit to the
family of Mr.. Archer Morrison.
Messrs ]. w. and E. c. Starnes and
Barney, Davidson, of the Munford
were visitors here
Friday,
o. S. Mccormick, Jack Crigger,
Messrs r. @. Brister and son, w. T.
w. v. Willis, Roland Byrd
and Carl Billings of the Upton neigh
oorhood, were visitors here Friday.
Mr.. W. L. Briggs and family Of
Luckett, Lauderdale county, came
Town Friday to spend the weekend /
With the family of Mr.. John Briggs,
If the Liberty neighborhood.
Mr.. Jesse G. Hunt, who is camped
With the boys of the First Tennessee
Regiment at Nashville, came home
Friday onsa short visit to the fam
ly of his father, Mr.. W. N. Hunt
Mrs. T. w. Green, Mr.. ]. w. Green.
Mrs. Ed larry, Gailor larry and
Mrs. Hamilton larry, of Keeling,
we're guests of Mr.. and Mrs. John Y.
oeete Friday.
Miss Edith Blaydes, of Memphis,
Who had been on visit to her
lunt, Mrs. H D. Foltz,, at Ripley,
arrived here Monday on a visit to
'elatives.
Mrs. &C. Poindexter, Of Longto, wn
Fayette county, who had been on a
1sit to her daughter, Mrs. w. G.
ohebus, in Memphis, came up Fri
lay on visit to Mr. and Mrs. Duke
'oindexter.
Mrs. J. ". Rogers, Of Leland,
Mss, who had been on a visit to
'elatiyes in Kentucky, stopped over
lere on her return Friday and paid
! visit to Mr.. and Mrs. W. O.Mene-
ee.
Mr.. Rial Long returned Thurs
lay from visit to his brother, Mr.
)rrville Long, who is now in camp
With the other soldier boys at Camp
Bowie. Ft. Worth, Texas. He al
% paid brief visit 70 Mineral Wells,
Tex, while absent. Z