The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1917-04-26

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visitor in this city from Milling n,
Auto paint at UHioH~Drug Co.
Messrs. j. H. Gamble and o. T.
Meadors were visitors here from
Drummonds Friday
Genuine Oliver chilled plows. NJ.
A. Walker &S<Co.
DR.. A. j. Roby, of Tabernacle, paid
a business visit to Paducah, KY, Fri
day.
Latest fashions in mule jewelry" at
Walkers Hardware Store.
Mrs. Fred Jokerst, of Memphis,
came up Saturday morning on a visit
to her mother Mrs. LAURA Glover
Shingles for Ss.Qe<and up. Mayes-
Howard LumbeE<Co.
Mrs. w. A. Glass, of Cleveland,
Ohio, arrived here Saturday night on
visit to relatives.
It's fun to- plow with our plows. M.
A. Walker & Co.
Miss Maud Gift left Monday for a
visit to the family Of Mr.. w. a. Sigler
at Wilmington.
Stock powdegs<at Union Drug Co.
Miss Sue FARRELL and Miss Elizabeth
Bringle spent Saturday with Mrs. E.
L. Vaughan at Henning.
True Blue steel plows, you know
them. M. A. Walker & Co.
Mrs. 4. ]. Taught and children left
Saturday for a visit to Mrs. Neil
Drumwright Of Durhamville.
Pulverize the lcloaS with our har-
rows. M. A. WbHer & Co.
Mr. Clarence Watkins, of Memphis,
spent Sunday with the family of his
father, Mr. w. G. WATKINS.
Really, the best hing to ride in is
good buggy. M, A. Walker & CO.
Mr.. r. S. Maley returned Saturday
morning from business~>visit to st,
Louis.
4 What is the matter with getting
a new buggy<this spring? M. A
/ Walker & CO.
4 Percy Rice, Of Ripley, spent Satur-
day with Mr., ], r, Fallin and Mrs, H
R. Lambert,
\ Even father Vorks(if you give him
I good farming implements, and these
we have. M. AfWalker & Co.
Mrs. Sophia Shelton left Saturday
for Dyersburg on a visit to her daugh-
ter, Mrs. w, E. Dalch,
Mr.. Jesse Rose, Of Memphis, spent
Sunday with his sister, Mrs. Gordon
Campbell.
Hon. R. B. Baptist left Snday after
noon on a business visit to Birming-
ham, Ala.
Mrs M. E. Goodwin is on a visit to
relatives in Paducah and Otter Pond,
Ky.
Mrs. J. A. Kinchloe, Of Milan, and
Mrs. w. M. Palmer, of Ripley, were
guests last week Of Mrs. j. A. Shelton.
Messrs. Ernest Scott and R. r.
Bonner, of Munford, were visitors in
this city Friday.
Have your blankets cleaned by our
new and better process before putting
them away for suwfier. Darby &
Mr.. B. f. Webb, of Curve, came
down Saturday for the purpose of
hiring a lot Of berry pickers in this
community.
Of course, farming<doesn't pay un-
less you use good implements. We
have what you Want. M. Al. Walker
& Co.
Messrs. R. L, TIGER, Paul Manasco
and G. Burgett, Mrs. L. Z. Davidson
and Miss Emma Mai Addison were
visitors here from Munford Saturday.
Mr. R. M. Bowles and family and
Messrs. ]. S. GlidewelI, Emory Primer
and Roy DeLashmit were up from the
4th district Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. p. Bryan and child
rem, of Birmingham, Ala, arrived here
Thursday on visit to the formers
sister, Mrs. Will Fyfe.
Mrs. r, H. Whitehead, Of Browns
vile, after visit to her sister, Mrs.
j. L. Richardson, returned to her
home Saturday.
Messrs, w. P. Ballard and son, All
bert, James Ballard, John Standridge
and George Hathcock were visitors
here from the 4th district Saturday.
Mrs. Lucille Bankston, Of Memphis,
after a visit to her father, Mr.. e. e.
Smith, of Hebron, returned to her
home Saturday.
/ Mrs. A. H. Gurley, of Birmingham,
Ala, after visit to the family Of Mr.,
/ 7. Y. Dalton and other relatives, re-
turned to her home Saturday after
noon.
We have represented the New York
Laundry for neatly rs years. They
keep up with the latest and best. Let
us have your Work. Anything that
can be laundried. Darby & Nevis.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Jones, Of Stan
ton, were visitors here Friday, coming
over to meet Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
l.. Martin, who were on their way
home from Ripley.
Mrs. John Sito and baby came up
from Memphis on visit to Mrs. Viii
lis Patrick and other relatives in the
Liberty neighborhood, the last of the
week.
We have on hand 1000 lbs. of I'm
proved Poor Mans Friend, recleaned
cotton seed at $500 per 100 lbs. at
farm. Wilson Bros, Route !, Bright
on, Tenn. apr19-1w*
Mrs. j. A. Parks and little nephew,
of Oxford, Miss, after visit to Mrs.
Parks sister, Mrs. e. D. Richmond,