The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1918-11-07

Bedroom suites IN mahogany, ole
ivory and oak Let US show them tC
you. Hamilton Bros.
Mrs. L. f. Howard, Of Blytheville
Ark, came over Thursday on Z
visit to the family of her brother
Nh Wilton Webb.
Smith Davis bed springs and beds
The best that can be bought. Ham
ilton Bros.
! Mr. j. NJ. Witt, after visit ia
his son, Mr.. ]. j. Witt, of this city
returned to his home in Pontotoc
Miss, Sunday night.
t Largest line Of rockers ever shown
in Covington; $3.50 to $500. Ham
ilton Bros.
/ Esq ]. f. Wooten and wife. Nh.
~. l.. Wiseman, Misses Ada ROGERS
and Mabel Adams were visitors here
from Munford Saturday.
666 cures headaches, bilicusness.
loss Of appetite, or that tired, aching
feeling, due to malaria and colds. Fine
tonic.
Mr., Spencer Douglas and wife,
who are now making their home in
Dyer county, arrived here Friday
night on visit to relatives.
Miss Mary Wiley, after visit to
her mother, Mrs, T. Y. Wiley, return
ed to Curve Saturday to resume her
duties as teacher.
Mrs. R. D Clements, of Chicago.
arrived here Sunday nioht on visit
to the family of her father, Mr.. J..
A. Ferguson.
Mr.. Lawrence M Lyles, after 4
visit to homefoks in the vicinity Of
ldaville, has returned to Camp Mer-
rift, N. j.
Miss Ora Myers, Of Memphis. came
up Friday morning on a visit to the
family Of Mr. w, L. Mcintosh, ii
the End district.
Mrs. W. B. Gragg and baby went
Friday to Atoka on a visit to the
formers parents, Mr. and Mrs. c. j.
Simonton,
Mr.. Bryan Boyd, who is taking
military training at Clemson Colleoe,
S, G., arrived here Saturday night
on a visit to his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. c, Boyd.
If you are interested in Hereford
cattle and Duroc hogs, attend P f..
Buford's sale at his farm four miles
north Of Mason, on Thursday, Novem-
Der "A.
At P II. Buford's sale on Thursday,
November IA, some very fine brood
sows, bred gifts and sows with pigs
will be sold. This is your opportu-
nifty to get some well-bred hogs.
On Thursday, November IA, at P.
H. Buford's cattle and hogs sale, a
registered herd bull win be included
in the ITO head of Hereford cattle
to be sold
You will find what you want in
Hereford cattle and Duroc hogs at P
H. Buford's cattle and hogs sale at
his farm four miles north of Mason,
on Thursday, November IA.
Mrs. c. E. Spaulding, Of Contra
liza, Ill.,, and Miss Lizzie Stitt, of
Union City, after a visit to their
sister, Mrs. j. D. Hall, returned to
their homes Friday morning.
Miss Nora Gee, after a visit to
homefolks in this city, returned to
Memphis Monday to resume her stud
les in the West Tennessee Normal
School.
Mrs. Sarah Moore, of Meredosia,
ILL.,, the guest of Rev. and Mrs. I.
L. Hancock, returned Friday night
from a two-weeks' visit to Mem
phis,
Mr.. Heber Green came up Sun
day from Greenville, Miss, on a visit
to relatives. He returned to that
place Monday, accompanied by his
wife.
Rev. J. Meek White, who had been
supplying for the A R. P eongrega-
ton at Sharon for the past month,
returned to his home in Sharon, s.
G.. Monday.
Miss Effie Hanbrick, Of Newbern,
arrived Friday afternoon on a visit
to the family of Mr.. II. E, Walker,
at Gift, returning home Tuesday
Mr.. John Brigham, who is serving |
in Uncle Sans naval service, arrived 1
here from Norfolk, Va, Sunday night /
lie has made several trips overseas
since he has been in the service.
The ITO head Of Hereford cattle and |
1850 head Of Duroc hogs which viii be I
sold at P. H. Buford's sale on Thurs
Law, November IA, will be the largest
public sale of cattle and hogs ever
leld in Upton county
Miss Margaret Nichols, Of Dyers
,urg, returned home Friday morning,
,fter a visit to Miss nellie Somer
lille. The latter accompanied her
lome for a brief visit.
Mrs. T. w. Green, Mr.. J. w.
ireen, Mrs. Ed Tarry and Mrs. Ham
ton larry, Of Keeling, spent Mon
ay in the city, guests of the family
f Mr.. f. R. Fisher.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. B. Leatherwood,
+ Memphis, paid brief visit to
elatives and friends here Tuesday T,
Mr.. w. G. Rea paid a visit to
Tartin Tuesday.
Mr.. Claud Kinney, who is in train
lg for a soldier at Camp Sherman,
Ohio, arrived here Friday
light on a furlough, and is visiting
ne family of his father, Mr.. G. L.
.inney
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