The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1918-05-23

Mason Tuesday.
Now is the time for refrigerator
Buy Herrick, the ice-saver. Ham
ilton Bros.
Mayor J.tJ. Green returned Friday
night from a business visit Of sew.
eral days to Luxora, Ark.
Mr.. j. E. Thorp and wife, of Beth.
Iehem, Fayette county, were among
the visitors here Tuesday
Largest stock Of refrigeratOrs ir
town, and prices right. Hamilton
Bros.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. P, Strain visited
Mrs. Strains father, Ne N. W.
Covey, near Arlington, last Sunday.
Miss Sadie Marks is spending this
week in Memphis with the family Of
her father, Mr.. Joseph Marks.
Mr.. J. w. Eake1 and family, Of
Greenwood, Miss, arrived here Wed
nesday on a visit 10 the family O
Mr.. w. e Cole
Mr.. and Mrs. S. E. Carpenter Of
Paducah, after a brief visit to the
family of DR.. Ed Wall, returned home
/ Sunday night.
4 We now have a full supply Of Lib
erty Bonds, and will be CAD if sub
scribers will call and make settlement
Upton County-Farmers Union Bank
/ Mr.. Charles Mccain, Of Litti Rock
Ark. after a visit to MesTs. H. H
and j. G. Mccain, Of Idaville, return
ed home Monday.
Mr.. Ernest Hill arrived Sunday
night from Camp Jackson on visit
to relatives in the Hopewell neigh
borhood.
Mrs. A. R. Woollen, Of Memphis,
spent Friday and Saturday with Mrs.
II. B. Shelton and Mrs. James Jel-
ten.
Mrs. w. A. Owen and daughter,
Margaret, and little Miss Martha
Baptist, left Tuesday night for visit
to relatives in Chicago.
Jacob Guttman, son Of Mr.. M. Gutt-
man, left Friday for visit to rel
atives at Nashville, Franklin and
Spring Hill.
Mrs. Dossey H. White and daugh-
ter, Miss Dorothy, Of Memphis, came
UP Tuesday in visit to Mrs. ii, b.
Shelton.
Aileen and Alma Williams, children
of Mr.. w. D. Williams, returned Sun
2ay from a visit Of several days TO
the family Of Mr., J. I karney'
at Mason.
Mr.. T. o Bond left Wednesday for
a visit to homefolks in Brownsville,
and will return in time to leave with
the quota from here to Camp Pike,
Ark, Saturday.
We want 80 cases eggs Saturday,
and will pay highest market prices for
them. Can use all the butter we can
get, also. The Enterprise.
Mrs. w. c. Hopper, Of Stuttgart,
Ark. came over on a visit to the
family of Mr.. N. w. Hopper, OF South
Covington.
Mrs. c. C Cox, after visit to the
family of her father, Mr.. James j..
Miller, left for Little Rock, Ark,
Monday night.
Mr.. Vernice Wilkes, Of Tiptonville,
formerly combination man Of the local
telephone exchange, came down Tues
day on visit to friends.
Mrs. Left Chumley and children, of
Hamlin, Ark, arrived Sunday on a
visit to the family of Mr.. ]. H. Cook,
of the Mt. Carmel vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. L. Glass, of Gar
land, left Wednesday morning on a
visit to the family Of Mr.. ]. G. Kelly
at Portageville, Mo.
Mr.. E. H. Stratton and family, of
Memphis, came up Monday night on
a visit to the family Of MIR. 9, 4
Hurts.
Mrs. T. c. Haddon, Of Knoxville,
arrived here Tuesday on visit to
her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
G. Hanna.
Mrs. Paul Gillespie and little daugh-
ter, Ann Tiller, left Wednesday morn
ing fors visit to the family of Mr..
George ]. Hammer, in Memphis.
Mrs. w. L. Coppenbarger left We'd
nesday morning for Chicago, to join
her husband, and they ,expect to
make their home there,
DIR. Frank S. Hill arrived here
Tuesday morning from Camp Han
cock, Augusta, Ca, on sick leave, and
will remain over with homefolks for
several days.
DR.. w. F. Cooper, Mrs. F. S.
Stotts and wife, Messrs. Walter Mil
ligan and Mart McCollum were Wis
itors here from the Drummonds vic
Unity Tuesday. H
Our offer in this issue on No. $50
coffee shows we have confidence in
its quality. You have all to gain
and nothing to lose on this PROPOSE
ton. Try it. The Enterprise.
Messrs. Fallin and VIII Cole, Of
Memphis, after a visit to homefolks,
have returned to that city. and ex
pected to go to TT. Thomas, KY,
Wednesday, to enter training for the
army.