The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1918-12-26
ITEMS OF INTEREST FROM
ALL PARTS OF THE COUNTY

lcitg
| Mr.. Tony Dean Of the Atoka vi
cinity had $3.50 mule to die one da5
lately from spasmodic collie.
The Leaders subscription pr1c,
lwilI be advanced after January ! tx
$50 inside the county and to 500
outside the county.
The firm of Primer & Gillespie
made a shipment Of the third car q
chickens from here Thursday. This
shipment was made to New Orlenas
Mrs. Lee Hazlegrove is erecting
lie residence preparatory to moving
Ito the Glenn Hill neighborhood.-
Bolivar Bulletin.
Millen Huddleston. son Of Mr.
Led Huddleston, of Ateka, who has
Ibeen very sick with fever, is agar
able to be up.
The schools of this city suspended
on December 20 for a vacation ane
Twill begin again on Monday, Deem
Der 30.
-Lemuel Stevens, son Of Deputy.
Sheriff Stevens, Of the Wilson's
Chapel vicinity, has been quite sick
with influenza for the past seYsral
days.
Mr.. 7. w. Doyle and wife have
lately moved to Memphis, where they
win in future make their home. MT
Peter Bringle Is occupying the house
On Bledsoe street left vacant BY Mr.
Doyle.
Herbert Jordan, Of garland, who
lhad been under treatment in St. Jo-
seph's Hospital, Memphis, for two
weeks, recently returned from there
He is steadily recovering
The names Of Grover G, Myers
and VIM. B Baird, both R. T, p. NO.
Il. Brighton, appeared in the casualty
list published Thursday Both were
reported to have been spghtiy
wounded.
Mrs. w. Z. Yount has rec@ved q
letter from her brother, ClatM Class,
a. France, dated November IA Inc
Young man stated that he was wen
and enjoying life
Mr.. Spencer Douglas stated sat.
urday that he had just eaten mead
cabbage from the garden Of Mr.. y.
la, Dawson, Of the End district. Roses
we're in bloom in many yards that
dav and many pastures furnished
gaod Grazing for stock. This n q
condition seldom sen in this section
IL country al Christmas
Mr.. j. w. Blankenship and fam
INV have recently moved from Tip.
nah county, Miss to the Theo BYRD
Mace two miles north of Brighton,
purchased some time ago by Messrs.
iii. Fl. and w, Ri Blahkenship
The ten-month's-old infant Of Mr..
IN. j. Williams, Of the 18th district,
died Saturday morning at $50 o'clock
after an illness of III weeks, and was
buried Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock.
Messrs. IN. Al. Townsend j. r. An
derson, M. E. Brown and wife, Of
the Af2ka vicinity, were visitors
here Friday. Mr.. Townsend stated
that his mother-in-law, Mrs. "a. j.
Posey, who had been very sick with
Influenza, was able to sit up.
Mr.. wv. III. Feezor's new cottage
1T the Meek old place, three and a
half miles south Of the city, has
been completed and he moved IN
this week The house was built BY
Messrs. Aaron Beasley and W y.
Hadley.
Sergeant Sanford Garner and
Mr.. George Howard, who are attend
inc the fitzgerald & Clark Training
School at TulIahoma, Tenn, came IN
Saturday to spend the holidays with
homefolks.
In the cases Of Dan Brigham and
John Lorean, charged with selling
whiskey and conducting an Illicit
distillery, the motion for new trial
was continued BY Judge Mccall UNI
Hi January Ii. The motion was
heard bv Judge Mccall in the Federal
Court in Memphis Saturday
Deputies Dan Archer and .. 3:
Rice arrested Joe Martin, colored, q
fhe 9th district, a recently returned
soldier, Tuesday morning. MaItih
had b suit case with w or lnols p a..ses
Of whiskey IN his possession. nas;ls
probably decided tna1 49,, n 4haS
booze was more % nls Af e!liE4 ' AZ
fighting Or preparing " 10Y bafo va
Huns. He was tree ploAd.a ts.,,a pll b;,,