The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1918-09-12
L0CAL NEMs


Miss Annie Nay Entfiken IS nov
elersing for the Enterprise.
Don't forget that the fourth Lib
cry loan drive begins on septembei
Get ready for the fourth Liberty
loan drive which begins September
28.
DIR. H. x. and Pr s. J. Tenn
pleton are having a e- N house
built on their place na-r atoka.
"A daughter was rp Mr.. and
/ Mrs. DE. Bragg, Of IN district
Sunday night.
Mr.. Ed Goulder and wife are now
occupying a portion Of the W. A.
Volz dwelling on North Maple street
The hands of the timepieces in
this country viii be turned back one
hour on October l.
Mr.. George H. Miller. of the Lib
erty neighborhood, is making NUM-
Der Of improvements and additions
to his dwelling
DIR. G. B. Gillespie is having a
new porch built and other improve
ments made at his home on East
Liberty avenue.
Mr.. J. B. Summons, Of Corona,
and Mrs. Vera WEIGH, Of Pontotoc,
Miss. were married in Memphis on
the 9TH instant.
The little daughter Of Mr.. Earl
Williams, Of the Davis schoolhouse
vicinity, is reported quite sick with
continued fever,
Better begin breaking that land
for wheat sowing. Bread is almost
sure to be scarce in this country be-
fore another wheat harvest.
John Glass has lately sold his
farm of 90 acres in the Gift vicinity
to Walter Sanders for 500 per acre,
cash.
Mr.. j. w. Boyd returned Sunday
from Locke, Tenn, where he had
been assisting Elder Porter Norris
in a Drotracted meeting, having had
charge Of the singing.
Get ready for sowing that rye
patch next month for pasture next
spring. Don't forget that wheat sown
at the proper time makes fine pas
turage next spring.
Further improvement will short
" be made at the Upton Cotton
Mills. Mr.. Claud Simonton has been
awarded the contract for painting 81
tenant houses there.
Mr.. j. H. Bogue, Of the Gift
has some fine specl-
mems of Japanese sugar cane on eX-
hibition at the Upton County Farm
ers Union Bank.
DIR. N. w. Kelley has been APP
pointed to the position Of first lieu
tenant in the army medical service,
and left Sunday night for Fl Oglez
thorpe, Ga, to enter upon his duties.
Mr.. T. H. Byrd, who now lives
two and half miles northeast Of
Brighton, his purchased the G. E.
Bolick place at Brighton, and will
move there the first Of the year.
Mrs. w. G. Worley, Of the Hazel
Grove neighborhood, is reported quite
Sick with fever. Mrs. Albert Billings,
of the same neighborhood, who has
lately been quite sick, is improving.
Mr.. A. w. Jamison, late Of the
Mt. Carmel vicinity, is now citizen
of this city, having moved to the
w. E. Hall old place on College
street.
-Messrs. B. N. and James Robin
son, of the 18th district, recently
cut DOWN a white-oak tree which
contained nine young spreading adj
ders in hollow.
The new house Of Mr.. w. w.
Goode, in the Clopton neighborhood,
has been completed This is on the
site of the house destroyed by fire on
June Z,
- reu NAHUM, SUI VI MI A. p.
Ralph, Of the Gift vicinity, fell
through the loft of the barn at his
home while feeding Friday night,
and had his left arm broken just
above the wrist.
IF you are going to be short on
fuel this winter, you had better avail
yourself Of w. E. L. Trimm's prop
osition to give you all the wood you
can haul away. He lives in the Gift
--Eldridge, little son of Mr.. H. A.
Miller, Of Leigh's Chapel sustained
a fall one day last week, and had a
deep cash cut in his forehead, MAX
ing it necessary to take six stitches
to close the wound. After getting
home, the little boy got under his
fathers automobile, and not know
ing he was there, the latter backed
it over his body, badly bruising him.