The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1918-06-13
PERSONA MENTION

& Ma j +. Mills paid visit to
Fulton, Ky. Friday
Messrs. Emmett and Edgar Greer
left Sunday night for business visit
to st. Louis
Mr. Jesse Miles paid a visit to
Blytheville, Ark last week, return
ling home Sunday.
Mr. G. S. Butler and family, Of
Rossville, Tenn, came over Saturday
on visit to relatives.
Mr. r. B. shoaf, Of Port Gibson,
Miss, visited relatives in this city
Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs, r. G Sutton, Of Mem
lphis, spent Sunday with the family Of
Mr.. w. G. Boyd, at the Hotel Lindo.
Mrs. P. L. DOYLE and son, Rufus,
left Sunday for a visit to relatives
in Clarksdale, Miss,
James Holderman, Of Fulton, KY,
spent Sunday with friends in this
city.
Mr.. W. A. David, Of Memphis,
spent last week with relatives in the
Leigh's Chapel vicinity
Mrs. Lillian White. Of st. Louis,
after a visit to relatives here, re-
turned home the last of the week.
Miss Euphra Kirk, of Memphis,
came up Friday on q visit to her
mother, Mrs. R. P. Strain.
Mrs. R. NJ. Conan, Of Perkinton,
Miss, arrived Friday on a visit to
the family of Mr. B. L. Cole, Of
South Covington.
Mrs. Boyd Brown, Of Memphis. after
visit to her mother, Mrs. Willie
McCullers, returned home Monday
morning,
Mrs. v. L. Lanier, after an extend
ed visit to her sister, Mrs Wilton
Webb, returned to her home in Nor
walk, Cal, Thursday night.
Mrs. Fannie Long, Misses Mary
Kate and Agnes Long and Charles
0gilvie spent Sunday in Dyersburg I
the guests of Mr.. Rial Long.
Miss Ollie Dhue returned Monday
morning from Ell Campo, Tex, where
she has been in the millinery bus
mess for the past several months.
DR.. /. A. Yarbrough left Sunday
night for Chicago to attend a five
day session of the American Medical
Society.
Mrs. E. H. Stratton and baby, of
Memphis, came up Saturday morning h
on visit to the family Of Mr.. G. I.
Hurts.
Stanley Miller, who is attending
Nelson's Business Colleve, Memphis,
visited homefolks at Gift last week,
returning home Monday
Mrs. W, N. White, Miss Cynthia
Bard and Miss Maud White left the
last of the week for a visit to Mrs.
r. S. Alden at Cedar Rapids, Ia.
Miss Lottie May Stevens left Fri
day for Ripley to spend few days .
with her friends, Misses Louise and
Audrey Ferguson.
Mr.. John Mckee, Of Memphis, who
is now with the Western Union Tel
egraph Co., came up Thursday night
to spend few days with relatives,
Miss Mary Hunter Stevens, after
visit to relatives in Dyersburg and to
Mrs. G. E. Baxter, in this city, re-
turned to her home in Memphis Mon
lay.
Jesse M. Sanders, after visit to
the family of his father, Mr.. j. R.
Sanders, in the 18th district, returned
20 Camp Sewer, Greenville, 5. @, .
Saturday.
Mr.. C. E. Bowden, Of Laurel, Miss,
ZANE up Saturday morning on visit
10 relatives. Mr.. Bowden is now
ouying cotton at Laurel for the New +.
burger Cotton Co., Of Memphis.
Mrs. Lula Robertson, Of Memphis, i
and Mrs. Malinkrodt, Of Hattiesburg, !
Miss. after visit to the family Of
Mr. Palmer Smith, returned to Mem
ohis Saturday morning. I
Mrs. R. G. Fisher, formerly Miss l
Sadie Miller, and her little daughter 1
arrived here from Los Angeles, CAL,
Friday morning on a visit to Mrs. I
Fishers mother, Mrs. Alex Martin. !.
Mr.. w. H. Moore, Of Norwood, !
NO., after spending several days with
friends in this county, left Friday for
visit to Hickman. KY, and will 60
rom there to points in Indiana be-
ore returning home.
Mr.. Ed Boyd and family, Of Clarks-
ale, Miss, arrived here Thursday !
vening on a visit to relatives, max I
ny the journey through the country I
n their car. They went on the day )
to Brownsville, where they I
vii spend the summer with Capt. Y
Alfred Boyd and wife. h
DR.. F. S. Hill, after visit Of sew !
raj weeks to homefolks here on sick Z
cave, returned to TT. Hancock, Au- {
usta, Ga, Monday morning to re-
ume his duties in the army hospital 4
here. His wife left the same day I
Or a visit to Mrs. Thomas James, at Z
harkey, Miss. s
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