The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1918-12-26

The Covington Milling Co. ship
ped another carload Of hogs to St
Louis Tuesday.
We are requested to state that
Rev ] WI Joyner will preach for the
fLeigh's Chapel congregation next
Sunday morning at Il o'coek.
Mrs. Lavoy Doyle, Of the Gains
willie vicinity, who has been confined
ito her home on account of illness for
the past six weeks, is now conval-
eseing.
| The two children of Mr.. ]. IL,
1 Flowers, Jr., and two Of Mr. Ray
lmond Bells children, at Tabernacle,
are reported to be suffering from
scarlet fever.
Mrs. Ella English received q
letter from her brother, Private Ed
4 English, dated November rs, some
where In France. He stated that he
twas well and getting along nicely.
Miss Maggie Gates, Of Garland,
has received a letter from her broth
TIT. Private A. B. Gates. The letter
Iis dated France, December 3, and
states that he is we'll and happy.
Mr.. Hampton Cameron and Mrs.
lIiIy Little, both of the Walnut Grove
vicinity. were married at the home OF
No. IA Kellv aft 3 o'clock Sunday
afternoon, that justice officiating
win Whitehorn, Of the 18th dis
Etrict. has received letter from ms
brother. Edgar Whitehorn, in France,
Idafed November %. The young man
stated that he was getting on wen
4 and expected to be home soon.
MI q. M. Moore, Of the Gift "
einitv, who had been confined 70 hls
room for three weeks on account q
having accidentally cutting his 1901
badly while chopping wood II again
able to be out,
There win be a box supper gwen
il craic's Chapel schoolhouse on Wedg
& g January /, for the benefit o1
I'M school Should the weather noe ~
favorable, the supper VIII De poss-
ION ,oned until Friday, January n
nv N Al. Misenheimer received
/ letter Monday from his nep .I Y,
pobsrt N. Misenheimer, wrlgsen IA, u
pranee ana dated November ny. wv ~,
n s'rac ]. \, Ss ~ was well, HE u NH
" Sa Ar N W. Misenheimer, formerly
III this city.
Mrs zillie Randolph, vie n
N. mm q Randolph, died at her shon u,
u; nl'' south Covpgton THURSDAY hls''s
after long illness, and was buried
uI Munford cemetery Saturday after
noon. She Is survived BY her husband
and four children.
Mr.. j. M. Jackson returned SAT-
urday night from Sharon, TeTn.,
where he had been attending the bed
side of his sister, Mrs. Lem Edwards,
Mrs. Edwards underwent an operation
Oh Tuesday Of last week, and has been
steadily improving since.
4
Mrs. John Tucker Of Ripley
who HAD been attending the bedside
If her husband III the Baptist Hos
pital Memphis, came up Monday
having been called here to see her
little daughter Margaret, who ash
sick at the home Of her aunt, Mrs,
j. Al. Shelton.
The members If the Oak Grove
and Liberty congregations recently
made number Of improvements Oh
the premises Of their pastor, Rev. 4.
Riley Davis, in this city The improre4
ments included new roof on the barn
and smokehouse and The building Of
. new buggy shed.
Mr.. Mack Downing, Of the 18th
district, who was visitor here Mon
day, told US that a good deal Of his
meat, killed in November, had spoil
ed and good many of his neighOors
had also lost meat. We. have heard
much similar complaint from other
sections Of the S,lnty.
Mr.. w. +. Bringle recently sold
for Mr.. L. r. Graves his house and
lot occupied BY Mr.. Carnes Jameson
to Mr.. Marion Turner. Mr.. Turner
sold his place, located on Simonton
avenue, to Mr.. j. r. Wiseman, Of the
18th district. Both Mr.. Turner and
Mr.. Wiseman win move to their re-
spective homes on January !.
Mr.. w. ]. Faux, i well known
citizen Of the 18th district, died at /
his home at 4 O'Clock Friday morn
ing, after a long illness, and wasI
buried in the Charleston graveyard
All o'clock Saturday morning. The
who was Son of the late
Winston FanllS. Of Shelby county,
was d8 years Of age. He IS survived [
by two children
Mrs. Eiliza j. Addison died Oil
Monday, December ItA at 1851 McIe-
more agenues Memphis end wa lad {
ID rest ta following dag IA Saani
sgmetsFF NJ slse sisla 81 hen matheg
Ehe filHe9aE services were con
y The ~ Rev b Gu9Fie, 81
siamr Addison Va The WiS
Isl ef Bic late John Addison, Wlia
9Eeaaaea bet IA tha grave about IS
PEARS ago
DR. II. FortnerS 0f tie 0slzt
Grove neighborhood. received official
few DAYS ago that his
son. James Clyde, who has been ID
France for several months. IS well
md getting along aicely Th