The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1918-09-12

Mr. T.. R. Hargett Of Henning,
shipped carload Of cattle and hogs
ito st. Louis from this city Saturday.
Born to MIR. and MRS G. Oh
Owen, Of the Leigh's Chapel vicinity,
Saturday, daughter.
Private T. S. Hindman, Of Brigh-
ton. who has been in training at
tCamp Jackson, S. c., since last De-
tober, has arrived safely overseas.
Mrs. Annie Hammer received a
card Tuesday from her son, Mr.. Shop
herd Hammer, telling Of his safe ar
rival overseas in France with the
American expeditionary forces.
Cadet Henry Fyfe, Of Park Field.
Wilmington. came up from that place
Wednesday in an airplane and attend
ed the wedding Of his sister, MISS
Ella Fyfe, to Mr.. Walter A, Fowlkes'
Mrs. &. B. Peck, Of Mt. Carmel,
was called to Berkeley, Ky, this
morning to attend the bedside OF her
sister, Mrs. Bonnie Rowlett, who IS
dangerously sick with typhoid fever
Mr.. j. ]. Peeler has moved in
from the country, and occupies tne
Townes Boyd place on Upton street.
Mr.. Peeler is the night Waterman at
the Churchill compress.
Mr.. R. w. Gatlin has received
news of the late safe arrival OF ms
son. Estes Gatlin, overseas in France.
He is with Company c, Hath Mob,
from Camp Sewer, Greenville, So.
john w. Crigger, son Of Mr.. p.
n Crigger. a member of Battery A.
30gfh Ammunition Train Headquar-
ters has lately arrived safely IN
France with the American expedition
airy forces.
Rev. w. ]. Clark, the pastor, be-
oan protracted meeting in Canaan
7coloredl Baptist church Sunday
night. Large congregations are az
tending. and much interest IS beng
manifested.
~ Mrs. Dan Fyfe has received news
of the safe arrival overseas IN france
If her husband, Sergeant Dan rye
II Company X, seth Division. l54tn
Infantry, from Camp Beaulsgaro.
La.
Miss Floy Peeler, Of Garland, u
now employed in the millinery &C.
partment at w. II. Balleys;, Mas $50
Vader johnson, Of Ripley, VIII begin
work IN the ladies' ready-to-Wear
department there Monday. -
Mr.. H. ]. Joyner, Of the Simon
ton vicinity, who was q VISITOR heIs
monday. tells us that he saw peacn
tree 4 few days ago with full-groWn
peaches on it, as well as full-gro"h
blooms.
M and Mrs. S. j. Roberts, Of
tbis citv have Just received another
i I from their son, VIM. n. Rob-
erts who has been in a hospital 10
France for the past several wees
The young man is still doing well.
DR.. Alexander G. McCabe, Of Dy-
hyshnrg viii conduct services At
| Trinity CnapSl uSA0 a@tas 49, 81
noon At $3.50 o'clock The public Is
cordially invited to attend these ser
vices.
/ -ALayman's Services will pc helu u u
lfhe First Baptist Church mere mex
sunday morning at II o'clock. Inere
NH Re no services at night On &C.
conn+ IL the revival which will then
IL II progress at the First Methodist
Church.
Pov i w Joyner, Of Fulton,
1 ~ came down the last Of the week
TIA hegan a meeting at Pisgah Sum
dav morning, which will continue
tbrnneh the week. Two services are
held each dayat Il am. and o'oo
LIP. m.
Wednesday was the banner day,
ca far. for cotton receipts. About
200 bales were received that day, az
line 0ins IN the city. The staple IS
selling for $3.50 today, and seed for
lS66. Cotton is coming IN as raplaiy
las it generally does on October 70
i There win be a revival CONDUCT
"a At Drummonds by Elders Norris
land Paine, beginning Saturday, sep
Itember Ia. The public is lnvlted e z
come hear the gospel as Pau
land silas preached It. Come en !
and all.
The friends Of Mr.. I. S. Clement
Of Mason, who has been confined e
his home ON account of illness foii
several weeks, will regret very nluct
n r. learn that his condition is no pet
Ter. and that he is in quite crltlha
condition.
Mr.. T. R. Flowers, who has peer
lin the Gartly-Ramsay Hospital, Mem
} phis, for the past six weeks, return
ed from there Wednesday. evening
Ills friends win regret to know ina
there has been little if any improve
ment in his condition.
The protracted meeting in tn
: Charleston Baptist church, which he
t been IN progress for 10 days, WI
0 close Friday. There had been z
5 conversions and 2S additions up unit
\ Wednesday. Rev. T. Riley Davis I
: conducting the meeting.
' Mrs. Cullom, wife Of Mr.. ]. {
E Cullom. died at her home in Sont
I Covington on Friday night, Septem
! her 6. Of tuberculosis. after an Hines
8 of several months, and was burle
! cafnr5av A 1890 o'clock in Mnnfor