The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1918-12-19
PERSONAL MENTION

&
this week.
Mr.. Ira Myers and Mrs. S. E. Shaw,
( Of Mt. Lebanon, left Tuesday morn
ing for visit to Blytheville, Ark.
Mrs. All Akin, of Memphis, came
up Sunday night on visit to Mrs.
w. E. Smith.
Mrs. S. R. Shelton, Jr., returned
Tuesday evening from visit Of sew
eral weeks to Nashville
Call 66 if your clothes need clean
ing, pressing or repairing. ]. M.
Polk.
Lespedeza seed and hay for sale.
Better buy now before it gets higher.
j. R. Hall 19d2w
Mr.. B. A. Surber, of Quito, was
among the visitors in Covington
Tuesday.
Mr.. J. B. Marmon, Of Memphis, was
a business visitor in Covington
Tuesday.
Mr.. J. II. Cochran went to New
Orleans on a brief business trip Sat
ulutsy h4SHe'
Mr.. Carl Easley, Of Oklahoma, Is
spending a few days with Mr. Bryan
Boswell
Mr.. and Mrs. G. /. Davidson, Of
Munford, were guests of relatives
here Saturday.
Mrs. j. L. Fleming and children,
Of Oak Grove, left Saturday for a
visit to relatives at Crockett Mills.
Stanley Miller, of Gift, who had
been training for army service at
the West Tennessee Normal Soho !,
returned home Thursday.
| Mr.. J. A. Billings returned Friday
from Imboden, Ark, where he had
been on a prospecting trip for sew
eral days.
Mrs S. w. White and granddaugh-
ter, Maggie May Webb, left Saturday
for a visit Of q few days to Mrs.
James Leslie, in Memphis.
Closing out sale-will give 20 per
cent off on all sizes rubber tires and
inner tubes until January |. L. Y.
Cobbs. iw
John Aston, who had been in
training for army service in the Uni
versity of Tennessee, Knoxville, re-
turned from there Saturday morning.
Closing out saIe-will give 20 per
cent off on all sizes rubber tires and
inner tubes until January /. L, Y.
Cobbs, Nv
Mrs. T. G. Howard returned Fri
day night from a visit Of several
weeks to her daughter, Mrs. Ewing
Millsaps, at Dobson, ~ G.
Mrs. Witt McCraw and Miss Flor
ence McCraw, of Braden, have been
guests Of Mrs. Annie Hammer for the
past several days.
Buy your auto tires now. | guar
antee if prices go lower before April
to refund you the difference. j. M.
Polk.
Mrs. E. E. Webb and family will
leave Friday for Blytheville, Ark,
and will in future make their home
there.
have space to store several cars.
Prices reasonable. Get your car
fixed while the roads are bad. J. NJ.
Polk.
Mr.. John Davis, Of the Phelan
vicinity, returned Tuesday morning
from visit of several days to Mem
phis.
Alfred Ferguson, who had been in
the soldiers training class at the
West Tennessee Normal School, re-
turned from there Sunday
w. w. Whitehorn, who had been in
training at TT. Scriven, near Savan-
nah, Ga, returned to his home in this
vicinity Sunday night.
Mrs. w. L. Mcbride left Tuesday
morning on visit of few days to
her son, Judge p W. Lanier, in Menu
phis
Miss Irma Oldham, Of Ripley, came
over Saturday on a visit to her sis
ter. Mrs. John ]. Boyd, returning
Tuesday.
Mr.. Robert Mcbride returned Sat
urday night from a business trip
to Texas in the interest Of the brok-
erage firm Of Chas P. NOEL.
Mrs. Sallie Langstaff and little
grandson, after a visit to the fam
lily of her nephew, Mr.. ]. r. Mccall,
for several dsvs, returned to her
home in Memphis Saturday evening.
Mrs. Annie B. Walker, Mrs. G. B.
Simonton, Miss Margaret Gotten and
little Miss Kathryn Dupree visited
relatives and friends in Memphis
the last of the week.
Lieut.. A. j. Joyner and wife, after
a visit to the formers father, Rev.
J. w. Joyner, in this city, returned
to Camp Funston, Kan, Saturday
morning
Rev. w. B. Ralph, after visit
of several days to relatives in this
county, returned to his home at
Crockett Mills Friday. His family
remained over here until Sunday.
Maynard Rice, after furlough
snent with relatives here, returned
to New York Friday. He is in the
naval service. and is on the trans
port Great Northern.
Mrs. Taylor Beare, after visit
to the family Of her brother, Mr. w.
NJ Hunt, in this vicinity, returned to
her home in Jackson, Tenn, Friday
morning.