The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1917-05-24

Mrs. A. H. Bezzo, have returned to
their home.
Mrs. Paul Gillespie and baby went
Friday to Dyersburg on a visit of sew.
eral days to the formers brother, Mr.
L. D. Hammer.
Mr. w. A. Black and daughter, Mis-.
Frances, of Memphis, spent severa
days with relatives and friends in the
\ city last week,
Miss Bessie Peeler, Of Garland
\ spent several days in the city las
4 week, the guest of the family of Trus
\ tee J. A. Peeler.
Mrs Marion Hall and baby, after Z
\ visit to relatives in the Mt, Carme
vicinity, returned Saturday to hel
home in Memphis.
Mrs. Charles Shoaf, after a visit tC
Memphis and to the family Of Esq. J
/ A. Shoaf, returned to her home al
Ashport, Saturday.
Mr.. J. A. Hill and Miss Urna Mitch
ell, Of Memphis, came up Saturday OF
visit to relatives and friends in the
Mt. Carmel vicinity.
Mrs. George s. volz and SON
Charles, of Ripley, spent few Days
with relatives in this city last week
returning home Thursday.
Mr.. Payne Rufin, of Cockrum Miss,
came up last week on visit to the
family of his father, Capt D. w. Ruff
fin, and spent few days.
Allan D. Sanford, Jr., after a visit
to the family of his grandfather, Col
VIM. Sanford, left Monday morning
for his home in Waco, Tex.
Miss Vivian Poindexter left Mon
day morning for Memphis, where she
will remain during the summer with
her sister, Mrs. j. C. Marley
Mr.. and Mrs. N. R. Billings and
children and Miss Ellie Witherington,
of the Ord district, went to Dyersburg
Friday on visit to relatives.
Mr.. Wiley Jones, who has been maxi
ing his home in Marked Tree, Ark,
returned to this county last week and
will again make his home here.
Mr.. R. L. Rogers and Mrs. Tuck
Dunn and children, of Ripley, Miss,
came through the country in car
last week remaining over until Sunday.
Mr.. Melville Prettyman, who has
lately been travelling in Kentucky,
with headquarters in Paducah, arrived
here last week on visit to homefolks.
| Mrs. Ethel Poindexter and daughter,
Miss Rose, son, Mr.. Clarence Poin-
dexter, Mrs. j. e. Barton and Mr..
Virgo NOVEL; were visitors here from
Mason Friday.
Miss Sue FARRELL and Miss Birdie
Raulston, who have been teaching in
the schools here, returned to their
homes at Eagleville and South Pills
bury, Tenn, Saturday.
Mrs. j. C. Vaughan, Sr., of Detroit,
was in the city for a few days last
week to attend the school closing ex-
ercises and while here was the guest
of Mrs, w, G. Boyd at the Hotel Lindo.
Mr.. w. E. Hall returned Thursday
afternoon to Pensacola, Fla, with his
two sons, Messrs. Ed and Juhius Hall,
and will now make his home with
them and with his daughter, Mrs, Hall
Sheriff..
Mr.. I. E. Morris and wife and little
daughter, Sarah Eva, of the Simonton
vicinity, and their neice Elnora
Stevens, Of Wilson's Chapel, who had
been visiting them, were in the city
Saturday.
Misses Matttie Beth and Rebekah
Fortner, who are attending Nelson's
Business college in Memphis, spent
last week at home, coming out to at
tend the closing exercises Of the By
ars-Hall high school,
DR.. J. A. McQuirter, of Memphis,
spent Friday and Saturday with his
brother-in-l Mr.. w. C. Hathaway.
DR.. McQuirter is an eye specialist and
will pay regular professional visits to
the city about the 18th of each month,
Mr.. Arnold Chapman and wife and
his two sisters, Misses Susie and
Birdie Chapman, came over from Rip
ley to attend Mrs. Jack Lewis, the
formers sister, in her last illnesss
They returned home Friday evening.
Mr.. Sam Montgomery, after a visit
to relatives in the Oak Grove neigh
borhood, returned Sunday to his home
in Amarillo, Tex, being accompanied
as far as Memphis by Messrs. Clar-
ence Montgomery, Clyde Fortner and
Ed Fleming.
Mr.. John Gracey, after visit to
relatives in this city, returned Thurs
day morning to Altoona, Pa, where
he will resume his duties as shop
clerk with the Pennsylvania railroad
He was accompanied by Mr.. Robert
Miller, who will also now be in the
employ of the above system.
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