The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1917-12-06
LOCAL NEWS

w. II. Bailey.
Mr.. G. |. Morrisett has lately
moved to the Rome Payne, Jr. place
on Sherrod Avenue.
Mr.. Ed 0'Bryan is now employ
ed in M. Guttman's new store on the
east side of the square.
-Artie Addison Jr., little son Of
Mr. Artie Addison, of Red Bud, is
suffering from an attack of pneumo-
MIA
Mr.. ]. r. Richardson has lately
sold his farm of % acres in the Vi
entity of Phelan, to Mr. Charles Da-
Wis for consideration of $1,000.
Hon. John D. McClanahan came
down from Chattanooga to spend
Thanksgiving with homefolks at
Munford, and was up on a visit to
Covington Monday.
Rev. 7. H. Suddath, pastor of the
Ebenezer Church has volunteered in
the hospital service of the U. S.
Army, and will be assigned to duty
later.
-Rey. M. R. Gibbson, who has been
confined to his bed in Due West, ST.
C.. ons account of illness, is now con
vaIescing and is expected to return
to Covington this week.
Mr.. G. A. Sanford left the first
part of the week for Helena, Ark. |
where he has entered upon his du-
ties as secretary of the Commercial
Club.
John Isbell, white, and Earl and
Tiny Hall, colored, left Tuesday night
for Chamblee, Ga, where they will go
into the soldiers training camp at
Camp Gordon.
The ladies' of Clopton Methodist
Church will give a bazaar at the par
sonage December II 1917. The sale
will begin at 2 p m. Everybody in
vited.
Mr.. I. E. Morris and family will
move the last Of next week from the
Simonton neighbOrhood to Unionville,
Dyer county, where they will in flu
ture make their home.
Gordon Calhoun, son Of Mr.. R.,
S. Calhoun, whe has lately been max
ing his home in Padpcah, KY, il now
in Cleveland, o.. where he is in the |
employ Of the American Steel & WireF
Go, hs ID.
Mr.. G. B. McClelland has pur-
chased from Mr.. ]. w. Hughes the !
place known as the Mrs. Hooker Mill |
Ter place on South Main Street, now ,
occupied by Mr.. c. 0. Mcbride, for I
a consideration of $500. Ii
Rev. Robert AdOlphus Clark and !
wife will entertain the members Of
the board of stewards and the trus-
tees of the First Methodist Church l
his Thursday evening at 1880 t
D. clock. q
Rev. Robt. A. Clark preached the
annual Thanksgiving sermon in the
First Baptist Church last Thursday, !
% a very large congregation. The
which goes to the charity :
'und amounted to $1,000. Nv L
Lucy, the little 15-months-old c
laughter of Mr.. 7. R. Murray, of /
South CoviHgton, died suddenly FRI (
lay night of congestion, and was 0
,uried at Munford cemetery Satur-
lay. Rev. A. W. Russell conducted
he funeral services. :
Mr.. ]. G. Lewis, of Rockton, S. s
,, after a visit to his son, Deputy i
Sheriff Ed Roberts, of this city, and t
'ther relatives in the county, return Y
ID to his home Monday, and was ac- n
by his daughter, Mrs. Il
herman Glass, and Mrs. Kate Roe. h
Mr.. W. L. Oven left the first of t
he week for Nashville, and has open $
d headquarters at the Maxwell .
louise for the conduct of the cam "
align of his father, Col. W. A. Owen, p
or the judgeship of the Court of APP G.
eals.
DIR. H. N. Quisenberry, former il
aston of the First Baptist Church in p
his city, has been spending the past ST
ew days among his many friends "
ere. Dir. Quisenberry is now serv- /;
ig as supply for the Second Baptist tc
hurch at Jackson. Miss. lie
Mr.. R. B. Shelton has the mate L |,
al on the ground for the building n
s 30-foot addition to the store of =.
. NJ. Garrett, which will be used by i,
le new grocery and produce bust a
ess soon to be established by Messrs. i,
7. A. Primer and Lee Hastings. or
Mr.. Frank Dunn, who made his tn
ome on the Stuart place at Wilson. s to
hapel, died Sunday night of tuber- fr
liar trouble, and was blurred at vi
harp's graveyard at 2 O'Clock Mon pl
~ afternoon. The deceased was So tn
ears of age at the time of his death,
I'd is survived by one daughter OF
Grand Master Mogul R. NJ. Les he
r, of Mayfield, KY, while on visit Of
re last week. organized a local chap da
r Of the Camoufage Club. A de- Ga
zee team initiated the following de
ass into the benevolent teachings Of fiji
e order: John Upton, Jr,G. M, H. br
Sandlin, V. G. NJ, w. G. Kelley, G. st
, Benton Calhoun, G T.: C. P. ST. pl'
onton, L. E. Gwinn, B. G. Buford, inl
obert Calhoun, 7. o. Bond. w. L. du
wen. ]. R. Gill, Jesse Miles, DR.. L. by
Lindsey, A. P. Taylor. This lodge cei
established on purely altruistic of
ID liberal principles, the founder IemS
ing General Perishing (sic) The 81
cal organization has received a CHI
arter under the name of the Char tn
7 Chapter, and expects to invite da
w members to take a mart in this WI