The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1918-01-03
PERsoNAL MENTION

les in the I. I. & d. College.
Don't ask US to take back or ex-
change soiled and tried on kid gloves,
Pictorial Review patterns, or any
goods cut off the Bolt Supply Co,
James Shelton left Wednesday
morning for Spring Hill, Tenn, where
he will enter Branham & Hughes
School.
Mr. w. P. Tucker of the Burlison
vicinity, returned Tuesday from
visit to relatives at Jonesboro, and
Lake City, Ark.
Mrs. B. B. Boyd and little step
daughter Mary Boyd, are spending
this week with relatives at Hornbeak,
Tenn.
Miss Virginia Hammer, Of Mem
phis, after a visit to Mrs. Annie
Hammer and Mrs. Paul Gillespie re-
turned to her home Tuesday.
Our stock is the biggest best and
cleanest ever invoiced in C5vington,
and it is so little trouble o show
goods at the Supply Co.
Mrs. ]. D. Roe and children and
Mrs. Herman Glass and children re-
turned Wednesday morning from
their visit to South Carolina.
Miss Margaret Ruffin after visit
to relatives and friends in this place,
and vicinity, returned home Wednes-
day.
Mrs. F. S Hill, after a visit u
her parents Mr. ant Mrs. r. B.
Shelton turned to her home in
Grenada, Miss. Wednesday,.
Sanford Garner has returne | to
Fitzgerald & Clark's School at Tul-
lahoma, and Ashley Grimsley to
Webb's School at Bell Buckle.
Mrs. James Wilson and Miss Luz
ellie Wilson, after visit to Mrs.
Mary O. Wilson, returned to Memphis
Tuesday morning. -
Mr.. John Rawlins, who now
makes his home in what is known
as the Sink neighborhood, in Shelby
county, was visitor here Wednesday.
Messrs. ]. H. Sherman, Andrew
Moody and D. Cooper were visitors
here from the Quito neighborhood
Tuesday.
Messrs. A. A. Pirtle, Clarence Poin-
dexter, James Hensley and Jesse San
ders were visitors here from Mason
Tuesday.
Styleplus clothes at SIT and $21,
are strictly all-wool, hand tailored
and fit like ade-to-mSasUre clothes.
The stock is complete, aud the styles
are unusually attractive. \ Supply Co.
See the famous photo9play, "Hu
nifty" at the Palace Theatre Sat
urday night. This is the best and
most instructive feature ever brought
to Covington.
Miss Aunine Sheriff., of Memphis,
after a visit to relatives in the Mt,
Carmel vicinity, returned home Fri
day, accompanied by Miss Ruth Roane
who is spending this week in the city.
Mr.. ]. H. Delashmbit and son, Will
liam. Messrs. J. F. Delashmit, Lee
Pickard and Jesse E. Haden, of the
Randolph vicinity, were visitors here
Tuesday.
Ladies cloaks, suits, skirts, petit
coats and dresses at cut rates. We
have beautiful lines to pick from.
Come while the stoctlis so complete
and fresh. Supply Co.
Mr.. z. G. Smith an his sister,
Mrs H. c HARRISON. after spending
several DAYS with relatives IN tbs
city, returned to thei" home in Men-
phis Wednesday
Where do you spend your eve
nings? Don't be afraid Of the cold.
Come on up to the Palace Theatre
and get warm, see fine picture and
enjoy the evening. Your nelghbor
will be there, too.
Misses Ada Moore, Lou F,llea Mar
shall, Barbara Hunter, Sarah Upton,
Vera Fisher and Lucille Tansil return |
ed to Memphis Tuesday to resume
their studies in the Normal School
there.
Goods of all kinds are still getting
scarce and higher.t Now is good
time to buy. We have lots Of goods
which we bought on comparatively |
low market, and you can get the ben
eft of our big buying and early buy
ing. Supply Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. S. Alden, Of Ce-
dar Rapids, Ia. after visit of a
few days to relatives in this city, |
left Wednesday morning for a visit |
to Atlanta, Ca, thence to Jackson /
Vile and st. Petersburg. Fla, where I
they will remain TO a month.
Mr.. R. C. Smith, Mrs. H. C. Hars-
son, Ashley and Edwin Ha%scr,
Charles HARRISON and wife, Miss lsa-
bel Harsson, of Memphis and Mr..
and Mrs. r. W. Drane, Of Florence,
Ala, came up Saturday to attend
the funeral of Mr.. Il. Z. 4arsson
We are going to begin to give
Garnet Carter Co. proHt-sharing cou-
pons next Monday january 7. Don't
let us forget-ask fot them. You
must get your coupons Nhdn you buy,
in order to get the benefit. Supply
Co. n
The prices for all pictures at the
Palace Theatre are the same. Our