The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1917-08-09
PERSONAL MENTION

unS4eg Ut. JOAn ksACSs OF bFaQen.
Miss Annie Lowenhaupt is spending
the week N Dyersburg with relatives,
Master Hickman Benson, Of Dyers-
burg, is visiting the home Of Mr.. G. A,
Girdner this week.
You are invited to see our new silks,
satins, poplins, crepe de chimes and
georgette crepes. Supply Co.
Mr.. John Hosley, of Charlottesville,
Mo-, visited friends and relatives in
and around Covington this week.
Twenty-Five dozen new caps for men
and boys opened this week. Supply
Co.
Miss Lois Richmond is visiting rela-
tives in New Albany and Oxford,
Miss, this week.
Mr.. Will Lowenhaupt and family
spent several days this week with del
atives in Burlison.
Miss Mary Maude Barrett, of Dyers-
burg, is the guest of her brother, Mr..
Wa. Barrett.
Gut rates on Palm Beach suits. We
have big line of light and dark
styles. Supply Co.
Mr.. NJ. T. Lafever, and wife, of
Holly Springs, Miss, are visiting
friends and relatives here this week.
Miss Lavenia and Master James
Rose are visiting their sister, Mrs. w.
M. Bigham, Jr., at Kerrville, this week.
Big assortment of sport dress goods
worth 4Oc to 75c, in our August sale,
25c. Supply Co.
Mr.. ]. C. Mcfarland, of Keeling,
was the guest of Mr.. P, A. Turner
Misses Eva Waddell and Gertrude
Grizzard, of Knoxville, were the
guests of Mrs. John Y. Peete Monday.
Charles and Elizabeth Gracey are
visiting friends in Iuka, Tupelo, Her
nando and other points in Mississippi.
Mrs. Nat helms came up from
Memphis Wednesday evening on a Wis
it to relatives here.
After a visit of several days to rel
atives, Mr.. John Harris returned to
his home in Barfeld, Ark.
Mr.. John Wilder and Misses Mable
Old and Martha Shelton, Of LongtoWn,
were visitors here last Friday.
Get the children ready for school.
We have several cases of new ging-
ham, madras, cheviots and percales.
Supply Co.
Messrs. ]. N. Templeton and E. l..
Collins, Of Winchester, Tenn, were
the guests Of DR.. H. X. and Mr.. S. }.
Templeton last Saturday.
Rev. C. E. Wauford, pastor Of the
First Baptist church, returned home
after visit to relatives
in Middle Tennessee.
Twenty-Five pretty shades of new
42-inch georgette crepe, all the very
newest shades, the 1925 grade, our
price, SITE. Supply Co.
Mr.. Dave Brooks, of Martin, Tenn,
is employed as timer by the Coving-
ton Tin & Plumbing Co., having ar
rived here Monday night.
Misses Margaret and Virginia
Graves, Of Memphis, returned horne
morning, after a visit to
the family Of Mr.. ]. S. Ruffin.
Several cases early fall ginghams
came in this week. Come and see
them. 1t is so little trouble to show
goods at the Supply Co.'S.
Miss Mary Finley Madison, Of Holly
Springs, Miss, arrived last week to
spend a vacation with her mother,
Mrs. Tom Howard.
Mr.. Two McFadden is in Stanton
for the week to relieve Mr.. Ed Peeler,
cashier of the Peoples bank there, who
is spending his vacation here.
Mrs. Archie Terrence, Of Grenada,
Miss, who has been visiting her pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Addison, at
Red Bud farm, visited friends in the
city this week.
Messrs. Louis Hudson and Ernest
of New Albany, Miss, ar
rived here Tuesday afternoon. They
are seeking employment in this
county.
Mr.. Leon Montgomery, Of Amarillo,
Tex, who arrived here several weeks
ago and then went to New York City
on business, returned here Tuesday to
continue his visit.
Mr.. Dalton Maxwell, of the Garland
community, left Wednesday night for
Ripley, Miss, to visit relatives until
he receives a call for service under the
selective draft law.
Mr.. Clark Alexander, who has been
Trinity college, Durham, N.
c., preparing for the ministry, was
the guest Of his brother, Mr.. L. L. AL
exander, the first of the week.
All lot owners of Mt. Carmel Gene
terry who have not paid their dues, as
asked to, please do so right away
Work is badly needed. Mr.. James
Hall, Treasurer.
Mrs. M. L. Robson went to Mem
phis Monday to meet her daughter,
Miss Rachel, who was returning home
after having spent the summer in New
Albany and Ripley, Miss, with rela-
tives.
Mr.. Ferrell Bramer, of Fl. Smelling,
Mimi, was granted a furlough to visit
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