The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1917-08-16

left Tuesday morning for visit to
friends in Halls,
Misses Lois Vaughan and Myrtle
Hays are visiting friends in Munford
this week,
Misses Sarah, Elizabeth and Lucille
Owen left Monday afternoon for a
visit to Tullahoma, Tenn.
Mr.. Ed Goulder left Monday morn
ing for Dawson Springs, where he
viii join his wife on a brief visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. s. Miller spent
Saturday at the fish fry" on Sugar
creek near Richardson's landing.
Bring us your hides; we pay the
highest market price. Marks & An
dersOn.
Mr.. ]. R. Hall and wife left Monday
morning to spend vacation in Daw-
son Springs.
Miss Mary Sue Cole returned home
Friday, after a visit to friends in
Ripley.
ESQ. P. H. Somervell left the first
of the week to spend several days in
Dawson Springs.
Mr.. ]. w. Shelton, of Columbia,
spent Monday with friends in Gov
ington.
Preparedness: Sow rye and crimson
clover seed for your winter pasture.
Marks & Anderson.
Miss Vera Haynie, of Memphis, ar
rived here Tuesday for visit to rel
atives and friends.
Mr.. John Fyfe, of the Second Ten
nessee Regiment, stationed at pres
emit in Memphis, visited hometolks
here last weekend.
Judge Nathan Bacham, of Chatta-
nooga. candidate for judge OF the
Supreme Court bench, was here Mon
day in the interest Of his candidacy.
MIR. Leon Montgomery retunea
to his home in Amarillo, Texas, Sun
day morning, after an extended visit
to relatives in this county.
Miss Laura Keathley left Monday
morning for Lucy, where she will re-
sumo her music class and teaching
there this season.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. Cause and fam
lily, of Leland, Miss, returned home
Monday, after a visit to the family
Of Mr.. A. H. Elan.
Mr.. Walter 0gilvie and family, of
Marion, Ark, arrived here Saturday
night for a visit to relatives IN TINS
place.
Miss Kate Mcdonald, after an ex-
tended visit to the family of Mr. ].
A. Green, returned to her home m
Memphis Saturday evening.
Miss Grace Brigham, Of Memphis, /
arrived here Saturday afternoon for
a visit to her mother, Mrs. j. B. Brig /
man, in the Tabernacle vicinity.
Mrs. E. c. Lloyd, of Memphis, re-
turned home Friday evening, after
being the guest of Mrs. L. F. McIn-
tosh, of this city.
Mrs. Charles Kinney and Mr.. 0. 0. /
Wiseman and granddaughter, Edith,
eft Monday morning for Harrisburg,
Ark, to visit relatives.
Mr.. A. L. Primer returned to his
home in Wilmar, Ark, Tuesday, af-
.er visit to relatives in this vi
Unity.
Miss Lima Long spent last week as
he guest Of her cousin, Miss Nina
Ialey. She returned to her home
sunday evening.
DR.. and Mrs. Jack Witherington
ire at home to their riends in Mum
ord, after their bridal tour of points
n the South.
Mr.. Evry Wages, of Charlottesville,
TO-, arrived here Monday to join his
Mr.. and Mrs. E. R. Wages,
n visit to the family Of Mr.. Ed. !;
soberts. h
Mrs. ]. D. johnson and daughter,
frs. Alice Edwards, who have been
listing the family of Mr.. Joe Trot-
er, near Brighton, returned to their
heir home in Jackson Monday.
Mr.. Robert Ralph and sister, Mrs. !
.on Fleming, left Monday night for
visit to their parents in Sullivan,
10. Mr.. Landon Upton accompanied t
hem on their visit. i
Full line Of corn, cotton seed feed :
zeal, hay, rock salt and Blackman's I
ledicated salt, brick, lime, cement,
laster, sewer pipe and fittings. =
Iarks & Anderson.
Mr.. H. H. Hays and sister, Miss
ennie Hays, and Mr.. D. H. Secrecy
eturned to their home in Byhalia,
Tiss., Friday morning, after visit .
, the family of DIR. c. L. Hays.
Mr.. Joseph Witherington and fam $
Y returned to their home in Dyers- /
urg Sunday afternoon, after an ex- n
ended visit to relatives in the Bird r
istriet.
Mr.. o. z. HaisIip, Of South Coving- 5
N, left Saturday afternoon for Lit i
e Rock, Ark, where he will be en-
loyed by the government in the con-
.ruction Of buildings at TT. Logan H. q