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


q visit to relatives at Hickman, Ky.
Lots Of midsummer shoes on our
bargain counters at cut rates. Sup
ply Co.
Mr.. S. H. McCraw, Of Memphis,
came up Wednesday on a visit to his
mother, Mrs. M. v. McCraw.
Misses Elizabeth Gracey and Sarah
WorTell have returned from a two
weeks visit to relatives at Stanton.
Mrs. Thurley Smith and children
left Sunday for visit to Mrs Smiths
sister, Mrs. Walter Neal, in Memphis.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Harvey left
Wednesday for a visit to relatives at
Obion.
Mr.. Maurice Boyd, of Wilson, Ark,
came over Wednesday on visit to
relatives.
Don't fail to hear Judge A. H.
Roberts, who will speak at Covington
on July II. adv.
Mr.. E. A. Copeland and wife and
daughter, Miss Mary, Of Webb, Miss,
arrived here Tuesday on a visit to
the family Of Mr.. w. c. Boyd, at the
Hotel Lindo
Mrs. L. f. Glass and children, Of
the Atoka vicinity, after a visit to
the formers father Mr., j. G. Black,
in the Leigh's Chapel vicinity, re-
turned TO their home Wednesday.
Double coupons to all cash buyers
during July. We are doing this in
order to help you fill out your pre-
MUM book before the coupons are
all gone. Supply Co.
Mrs. r. E. Sharpe and son, R. E.
Sharpe, Jr., of Fayetteville, Ark,
arrived here Saturday on visit to
the family Of the formers father,
Mr.. w, A. Shoaf,
Mrs. Clarence Niece and little
daughter, Gevre, left Friday morning
for an extended visit to Denver,
Colorado Springs, Col, and Sunrise,
Wyo.
Mrs. William Sanford went Sat-
urday to Memphis to spend the day
with her son, Lieut.. Edwin Sanford,
who was on his way from Camp Dick,
Dallas, Texas, to a camp in Ohio.
Mrs. w. NJ Peteet, of Greenwood, |
Miss, after a visit to her daughter,
Mrs. C. B. McClelland, returned to
her home Friday, Her daughter will |
remain over for more extended /
visit.
Lieut.. Charles L. Kinney, Jr,, af-
Ter a 15--day Through spent with rel
atives in this city, returned to Gar
len City, N. Y, Monday, where he
will resume his duties in Hazlehurst
aviation field No. 2.
Mrs. R. e. Smith and two children,
If 0bion, after visit to the family
If the formers father, Mr. A. S. j.
Smith, of the Liberty neighborhood,
'eturned to their home Wednesday
Come in and get some Of our sum-
ner bargains. We have the best 1Oc
avn and wolfe in town. We sell two
lozen pure white pearl buttons for
C. Sport skirting, 19c. All sizes
n tennis shoes, SOC. Supply Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. P. Flippin and
iece, Miss Fleeta Flippin Fields, of
Ienning, visited DR.. P. ]. Flippin
nd wife, of Rosemark, Sunday, and L;
lso visited the aviation field at Mil
ngton.
You can get better prices FOR your
olden seal and ginseng at Pinner y !
than any other place IN
,ovington, because they pay the best
rices. See them before you close
deal. +
Maynard Davidson, who is in train
IL at Camp Beauregard, Alexandria, d
a., arrived at his home in the Mum v
,rd neighborhood Saturday night. '
e has obtained leave Of absence
4 account of illness. P
See Miss Matte Bell and Mr.. VIII
ans in the Bargain Basement about o.
uit pars, ice cream freezers, dishes, o.
minimum ware, soaps, toilet goods, D.
,llar slippers and Sc and 1Oc goods. b
apply Co.
Largston E. Miller, who was sig IL
llman on the torpedoed transport ri
resident Lincoln, after furlough
ent in Covington with his parents, N
r. and Mrs. A. S. Miller, returned of
New York Monday morning to re- he
rt for duty. va
Messrs. o. F. Armstrong, M. C.
yner, Mrs. N. Joyner, Mrs. G. H. r.
ouch, Mrs Mary Willis, Mrs. Tabi- ar
a Willis, Misses Lima Murphy and he
tie Craig were visitors here from
E Campkround neighborhood Fri :,
Y. - -
The best coffee in town, and that w
.sh roasted and ground, is our hob ffiC
; and we have whole lot Of others
too. The next time you
mt a pound Of real good coffee, - -
us grind the $50 for you. The :. =
terprise. uS
Mrs. Sanford Ports and family, =.
Lepanto, Ark, and NJ. Al. Ports -
d children, Of Blytheyille, Ark, !. y;
lived here Friday on q visit to AZ
! families of ESQ. j. f. PORTS, Mar IS.
u Ben Ports and other relatives Aas
friends.
VIZ. and Mrs. Harden and two chill 81
n, Of Stafford, Ala.,. after a. visit EW
Mrs. Harden's brother. Prof. Eu- 81
le Younger, left Saturday for a n,
it to Memphis and points in Middle &
before returning to their 81 ~
ne. They are making the journey - -