The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1917-09-27
Personal MENTION

We h-cHH WIN t-ldAlFFs ~ MeMptta.
Hiss Blossom Smith returned Mon
day TO Ruslin Cave College to re-
sumo her studies there.
Mrs. Cora Fleming, Of Pisgab, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs Bob Ashe,
in St. Louis.
Miss Mary Helen Whitaker, who
was on the sick list last week is
now convalescing.
Miss Grace Lowenhaupt, who is
teaching at Lucy, spent Sunday with
himefolks in this city.
Mr.. B. s. Tinker returned Sunday
night to New York where he will
resume his medical studies.
Mrs. S. E. Carpenter, of Paducah,
arrived Saturday night for a visit
to her parents, Dr., and Mrs. Ed Wall.
Mr.. N. c. Brown came in from Tu-
MICA, Miss, and spent the weekend
with homefolks here.
MI. Willie Holeman, Of Princeton,
KY, spent Sunday with the family
Of Mr. A. s. Miller
Mrs. n. c. Brown has returned
home from q pleasant stay Of 10
days in Chicago.
Miss Josephine Moore, Of Garland,
spent the weekend with Miss Ella
B. Bell
Mrs. w. M. Simonton left last
week for a few days visit to rela-
tives at Whiteville.
Mrs. M. R. Watson left Thursday
morning for Forest Hill, Tenn, to
visit relatives.
Mr. ]. w. McQuiston and son, Mer-
wynn, spent the weekend with rela-
tives at Rosemark.
Miss Nina Kelley, daughter of Mr.
J. G. Kelly has entered Nelson's Bus
mess College in Memphis.
Messrs. Robert Graves and R. M.
Turnage, of Randolph, we're among
the many visitors here FRIDAY.
Mrs. c. E. Volz, of Memphis, spent
Thursday with her son, Mr. c. N.
Volz.
Mr.. c. A. Beatty and family, Of the
Leigh's Chapel vicinity, returned
home Friday from a weeks visit to
Jonesboro, Ark
Mr.. Claud Jaquess spent last week
with homefolks at Yum Yum. His
father, Mr. W. P. Jaquess, returned
with him Friday for short visit.
Misses Ruby and Nina Kelly and
Bessie Jaquess spent the weekend
with Miss Nina Kirkpatrick in Mem
phis.
Mrs. j. c. Vaughan, ST., and Miss
Mabel McMurry of Detroit, left Sun
day for a weeks visit to relatives in
Memphis.
J Mrs. w. M. Bigham and children,
of Kerryille, came up Monday on a
visit to the family Of the formers
father, Mr.. H. R. Rose.
DR.. John McQuirter of Memphis,
spent the weekend with the family
Of his brother-in-law Mr.. w. G.
Hathaway.
Misses Barbara Matthews and
Vera Fisher left Saturday for Mem
phis to enter the West TenneAee
Normal School.
Mrs. j. T. Karney and two sons,
R. A. and ]. T., came over the first
of the week from Mason on visit
to DR.. and Mrs. VIM. Murray.
Mrs. Dell Whitakers Of Trueman,
Ark, spent Sunday and Monday with
her sister, Mrs. W. E. Smith in this
city.
Mrs. G. H. sherrod, Of Hickory
Withe, has returned to her home al
ter a visit to her daughter Mrs. III
j. Taught.
Mrs. j. L. Woodland, of Memphis,
returned home Sunday after a weeks
visit to the family Of Mr. James
bearing.
Mrs. A. S. Hull returned to her
home in Memphis Saturday morning,
after visit of several days to her
daughter. Mrs. L. P. Anderson.
Mr.. f. ]. Rogers, who has been
at L. H. Rogers barber
shop. has gone to Jackson, Tenn
where he will be employed in the
shop Of J. H. Bass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Johnson and
Mrs. Matte Mccarthy, of Henning,
came over Saturday on a visit to the
family Of Circuit Clerk M. L. South
all.
Mrs. S. S. Glover, of Lonoke, Ark,
arrived Thursday night on visit
10 her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. w.
Il. Smith, Of the Liberty neighbor-
loed.
Mr.. Robert Beaver, of Dyersth rg.
after a visit to relatives here, re-
.urned to his home Saturday morn
ng.
MI. james Shelton left Friday for
/ visit to his grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. T. E. Eddins, at linton, and to
lis aunt, Mrs. Hooker Miller, near
Mrs. M. E. Hudgeas and daughters,
Misses Bertha and Matte Lou, left
morning for Water Valley,
Hiss, and viii probably make their
lone there ~
Mrs. o. A. bearing and little
laughter, Louella, after a visit to the
amily Of Mr.. James bearing, left
Saturday for their home in Jackson
lille, Fla.
Mrs. ]. w. Mcclure, after a visit
0 relatives here, left Monday for a
-isit to relatives in Memphis before