The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1917-05-17

up Saturday on a brief visit to his
brother, Mr.. G. A. HARRISON.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hill, Of Riteh-
lie, Miss, came up Friday on visit to
relatives.
The best line Of cots made. Cobbs
Bros. Furniture Co.
Mrs. Susan Martin left Monday for
a visit to her son, Mr.. w. w. Martin,
at Osborne, Miss.
Mrs. S. E. Carpenter, Of Paducah,
spent Sunday with her parents, DR..
and Mrs Ed Wall.
Go to H. R. Rose SO. for Sal-Vet.
1t is good for yoprhorses' and mules
health and prevents hog cholera.
\ Rev. C. e. Wauford left Monday for
New Orleans to attend the Southern
Baptist convention.
Miss Willie Townsend is spending
several days with relatives in Mem
4 phis this week.
Mrs. ]. E. Blaydes and daughter,
Miss Grace, came up from Memphis
Monday on visit to relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Green and Mrs.
Ada Daley were visitors here from
Ripley Sunday.
Sal-Vet tones up your horse or
mule and prevents hog cholera. You
1 will find it at H. II. Rose & Co.'S.
Mrs. N. H. Sanders and children, Of
Mason, came over Monday on visit
to Mrs. VIM Murray
Messrs. w. H. Hanks and R. H.
Feezor were visitors here from the
9Th district Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Vaughan, OF
Henning, came over Sunday on visit
to relatives.
Miss Virginia Wyatt, af Princeton,
XIV, arrived here Tuesday night on
visit to Mrs. w. v. Bringle.
Mrs. w. E. Smith and nephew, K.
B. Spence, Jr., of Memphis, came up
Sunday on a visit to relatives.
Mr., C. B. Smith and family spent
Sunday and Monday with relatives at
Murray City,
Messrs. C. T. Bryan and Cerl Bill
lings, of the Upton neighborhood, Wis
tied this city Monday.
Morris Griffin, Of the Idaville vicin-
ity, is spending this week with his
sister, Miss May Griffin.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. A. Townsend, of the
Atoka vicinity, were visitors IN the
city Monday.
200 barrels of -four cheaper than
mill prices. WORKMAN & Primer.
Everything tokeat.
4 DR.. E. C. Mcdaniel and family, of
Tyronza, Ark, spent Sunday with the
family of the doctors brother, Mr., j.
w. Mcdaniel.
Rev. T. Riley Davis returned home |
Thursday night from 10-days' visit |
to Lawrenceburg, Iron City, Waynes-
boro and Clifton, Tenn.
Mr.. G. A. Girdner and two daugh=
tiers, Mrs. Mollie Elan and Miss Lois
Miles motored through the country
Friday and spent the day in Memphis.
Mr.. S. D. Owen, of the Ripley vicin-
ity, came over Saturday on a brief
visit to relatives in the Oak Grove
vicinity.
Keep your horses and mules well
and prevent hog cholera by using Sal
Vet, now sold w us. H. r. Rose
& Co,
Mrs. Lewis Boyd and two children,
of Memphis, came up Saturday morn
ing on a visit to Mrs. James g. john /
son, of Mt. Carmel
Mrs. L. B. Norwood, of Morton, F
Miss, after a visit to Mrs. W. II.
Bryant, returned to her home Monday I
morning.
ESQ. s. X. Drummond, Messrs. g.
R. Drummond and j. G, Marler were
visitors here from Drummonds Mon
day
Mr.. J, T. Muir, of Rialto, returned
Tuesday from a visit to Fulton, KY,
and was accompanied by his daughter,
Mrs. H. A. Wolfgram.
Misses Sarah Witherington and
Helen Streete, of Munford, came up
Monday on a visit to Miss Elizabeth
McClanahan.
Mr.. John Leach and family and
Miss Lucy Maddox, Of Somerville,
spent Snday with the family of DR..
Ed Wall.
Mrs. C. A. Bringle, of the Bowden
vicinity, returned Sunday
from visit to relatives at Blythe
vile, Ark.
Mrs. J. C. Games and little grand
daughter, of Kerrville, are visiting
the formers daughter, Mrs. Walter
at South Covington.
Mesdames Edwin Paine, R. G. Bar
ret, Richard Paine and Dewey Pretty
man were visitors to Memphis Sun
day.
Hon. R. T. Lewis, of Dresdan, Tenn,
was in the city Saturday in the inter-
est of his candidacy for attorney gen
eral.
Mr.. Frank Flournoy, of Memphis,
district manager of the Cumberland
Telephone and Telegraph Co., was in
The city Friday.
Mrs. p. N. Byars, after a weeks
visit to relatives in the Phelan neigh |
Dorhood, returned Friday to her home
at Churchton, Dyer county,
Messrs. Lloyd Bailey and w. ]. {
Bishop, of the |. G. well crew, return
~ FRIDAY from Royia Miss and left