The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1918-07-04
JOSEPH EDGAR HUDSON
PERSONAL MENTION

Mi. John w. Reeves, OF AtOka, was
"a visitor here Wednesday,
Remember the big picnic at Glenn
Springs on July IL.
w. c. Simonton arrived here from
Truman, Ark, this morning on few
days visit to relatives.
Mr.. James F. Cook reached here
from Camp Jackson this morning
on visit to relatives.
Misses Annie Mary Hanna and
Wanda Wyatt. of Halls, are guests
Of Mrs T r. Hanna.
Miss Vera Haynie, of Memphis,
came up this morning on visit to
relatives and friends.
MIA j. ]. Boyd and Miss Irma
Oldham are visiting the family of
Capt. Alfred Boyd, in Brownsville.
Mr.. James w. Simonton, of the
Rosemark vicinity, was a visitor in
tfds city Wenesday.
Mr.. G. A. Girdner was called to
Atlanta, Ga, Saturday to look after
some Y N. G. A. work.
Mr. Charles L. Kinney arrived here
from the aviation field at Austin,
Tex, the last Of the week on a visit
to relatives.
For Sale at Bargain. Store fix
lures, consisting of two showcases,
pair of scales, safe, oil tank, trucks,
etc. Bringle & Miller, 4jy2w
Mr.D.M.VanMeter came home Sum
day night from Camp Buell., Lexing-
ton, KY, for a short visit to his
father, Mr.. John /. VanMeter.
Mr.. Charles Hill, of Upton, David
rransou, of Mason, and Leslie Bach
srig, of Brownsville, we're visitors
lere Wednesday.
Mr.. ]. w. Spann, of Luxora, Ark,
N his return hoMle from Dawson
springs, stopped over here this morn
ng on visit to relatives.
Remember the big picnic at Glenn
springs on July II.
M. Townes Boyd left Wednesday
or Brownsville to visit Capt. Alfred
Soyd and another brother, Mr.. Rob
TT Boyd, of Charlotte county, Va,
Tho is visiting in the Boyd home
here.
We are showing an extra good line
f mems and boys cool clothes, extra
ants, silk shirts, work clothes, neg ;
gee shirts and headwear. Supply
9.
Mr.. A. NJ. Harvey, of Lexington,
Iiss., after a visit to his brother,
fr. G. G. Harvey, returned to his
ONE Tuesday. He leaves soon for
annapolis, Md, to enter the naval
cademy there.
Great bargains in shoes for men,
omen and children next week. At
ost we bought the stock of Rringie
Miller's all-new shoes. The En-
arprise-
ESQ. E. J. Turnage, Messrs. Walk
{ Barton. J. N. Goforth, G. H. De-
ashmit, Homer Lloyd, Sanford Sulli-
an and J. A. Delashmit, Jr., of the
til district, were visitors here Tues
ay.
Harrell Mcdaniel left Tuesday, and
ill now be employed at the DUPONT
owder plant near Nashville.
Mrs. D. M. Garrett and Miss Eva
fiddle are enjoying steamer trip
) st. Louis from Memphis this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Evans and daugh-
sr. Katherine, of Friendship, Tenn,
pent SUNDAY and Monday with the
amilv of Mr.. A. C. Strayhorn. In
ompany with Mr.. Strayhorn and |
amiIy, they visited Park Field Mon
ay.
Mrs. M. E. Shaw and son, Mr.. NJ.
|. Wood, of Blytheville, Ark, came
yer Sunday on a visit to the family
Mr.. W. F. Myers, of the 18th dis
rict. The latter returned Tuesday, Il
ut the former remained over Tor
longer visit.
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