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

SaAi Ddecmthts DsHDlg 70,
Mr. S. W. Pool, of Arlington, wa.
among the visitors here Friday.
Snowdrift, S1.SO and $500 a buck
ct at Halls Cash Grocery.
Improve your soil - plant velve
beans. Primer & Gillespie.
Whitewash lime at reduced price
Mayes-Howard Lumber Co.
For the richest pasture plant vel
vet beans. Primer & Gillespie.
Kingman Planter repairs at Gov
ington Feed & Produce Co. Hat
Miss Foy Hanna, Of Memphis, came
up Monday on visit to relatives.
Our cream meal is very white al
Halls Cash Grocery.
Corn flour, barley flour, rice, grits
and oatmeal at Halls Cash Grocery
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Goulder, Mrs
w. R. Gift and Mrs. Will Volz mo.
tored to Memphis Tuesday,
Misses Ann and Jean Green left
Wednesday evening for a visit t.
Memphis.
Miss Mamie Cobb returned home
Tuesday night from a visit of sew.
eral days to friends in Memphis.
Miss Nettie Scott, of Memphis, was
up Sunday on visit to Miss Annie
Laurie Fredrickson.
Just received another big factory
shipment Of Parker Lucky Curve
fountain pens. Alexander Drug Co
Mrs. Calhe Smith, after visit
to relatives IN this city, returned to
Memphis Saturday morning.
Miss Alta Webb, Of Ripley, spent
Saturday and sunday in this city
the guest Of Miss Eva Kelley.
Velvet beans are the greatest soil
improvers that is known. Primer &
Gillespie.
Mrs. 7. C. Haddon left Sunday
for Brownsville, and viii
spend week there.
Mr.. M. Guttman and family and
Mr.. Ed 0'Bryan motored through
the country to Somerville Sunday.
Mr.. r. B. McGregor, of Tunica
Miss, was a visitor in this citv Mon
day.
Mrs. George Harvey and baby re-
turned Monday morning from their
visit to Coldwater, Miss.
Miss Ruth Ruffin left Monday for
Memphis, where she will take a spe-
clal business course.
Misses Luella Anderson and Floy
Mahoney, of Memphis, spent Sunday
with Miss Rebekah Fortner
Pay as you buy and you'll have no
big bills to fear at Halls Cash Gro
Gerry.
Don't ask us to exchange cut goods
OF Pictorial Review patterns. Supply
Co.
Splendid assortment of colored
voiles, batistes, organizes, lawns and
other wash goods at l5c. Supply Co,
See our 10c lawns and 19c skirt
goods. They are special June bar
gains. Supply Co.
Mr.. TONNES Boyd left Wednesday
for visit to his sons, Messrs. Lewis
and Maurice Boyd, in Memphis.
Don't forget your profit-sharing
coupons when. you buy at the Supply
Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. 1. Willis, of Tip
ton, were among the visitors here
Tuesday
Mrs. S. ]. Roberts returned Sum
lay afternoon from visit to rela-
lives in Abbeyille, Miss.
Messrs. j. HI. Gamble and v. w.
Pennel were visitors here from Drum
monds Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Owen returned
from their wedding trip Tuesday
evening.
Stop your land from washing. Plant
velvet beans in the gullies. Pinner &
Gillespie.
Messrs. C. L. Taylor, M. E. jackson
and B. A. Somervill, Of Mason, were
among the visitors in the city Friday
Messrs. o. T. Meadors and Virgo
Pennel, Of Drummonds, were visitors
here Friday.
We have light weight, soft and
easy shoes and slippers for tender
feet. Supply Co.
Mr. Heber Green came up Saturday
from Greenville, Miss, or
a visit to relatives.
Get you pair of those dollar
slippers in the Bargain Basement
Supply Co.
Ice cream freezers, fruit lars, alum.
mum ware, dishes, glassware anC
other household goods. Supply Co.
Mrs. w. M. Hill, Of Fulton, KY.
spent several days last week in thil
city, the guest of Mrs. ]. M. Jackson
Several hundred dozen silk stock
ings for ladies in white, black ant
all colors, 25c to 50. Supply Co.
Mrs. George Harvey and baby
VINO came up from Lexington, MISS,
to attend Mr.. John Craig's funeral
returned this morning.
Children's play suits in assorted
sizes and assorted colors-well made
good filters and good washable colors
Soc, 75c and 81. Supply Co.
Children's rompers in good wasl
colors, SOC, 75c and 81. Supply Co.
See us about play clothes and wasl
dresses for children. Supply Co.
Mr.. ]. S. Bringle, Of Blytheville
Ark, who is on a visit to the famil,
of his father, Mr.. G. A. Bringle, wa
in the city Tuesday
Messrs. R. T. Morrison, w. K
Smith and Sheriff ]. T. Jordan am
son, Charles, Of Somerville, were Wis
itors here Wednesday.
Mr.. E. F. Tally, Of the Detroi