The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1918-08-01

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Dr. j z. Blaydes, now ii the hos
pital service at TT. Crockett, Calves
ton, Texas, was in the city on a
brief visit to relatives Monday
666 cures headaches, biliousness,
loss of appetite, or that tired, aching
feeling, due to malaria and colds. Fine
tonic.
Mr. Harold Mcdaniel left Wednes-
day for Fl 0glethorpe, Ga, where
he viii apply for admission to the
army medical department.
Mr.. Glenn Dewese and family, Of
Halls, have returned to their home
after 9 visit to the family of Mr. w
G. Hanna.
Mr.. Irving H. Malone, after a fur
Tough spent with friends here. re-
turned Wednesday morning to Taylor
Field, Montgomery, Ala.
Henderson Rice, of Halls. after a
visit to his uncle, Mr.. w. A. Daniels
returned to his home Wednesday
morning.
Mrs. w. R. Potter and children
Mary, Ruth and Richard, of Mineral
Wells, Texas, arrived Wednesday on
a visit to Mrs. w. S. Mayes.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. Driver, of Mem
phis, after a visit to Mrs. T. Y.
Wylie, returned home Tuesday eve
ming.
Mrs. c. B. Simonton and Mrs. La
nier Ferguson left Wednesday morn
ing for a visit to Mrs. r. D. Glenn
ents, in Chicago.
Miss jamie Farmer, who had been
the University of Chicago
for the past several months, returned
home from there Saturday night.
Mr.. Jesse Joy left Wednesday for
Muscle Shoals, Ala, where he will
be employed in che government nj
trate plant.
Miss Jennie Lauderdale, of Dyers-
burg, came down Monday evening on
a visit to the family of Mrs. John
Craig.
Hon. S. H. Mitchell and wife ana
granddaughter, Miss nellie buck
worth, were among the visitors here
from Mason Saturday.
Mrs. ]. w. Black visited the family
Of her father, Mr.. S. w. Fowler, of
The Phelan vicinity, the first Of the
week.
Mr.. B. S. Walker, who has been
in the Kansas wheat fields
FOR several weeks, has returned to his
lome in this county.
Mrs. F. E. Ladd returned to her
nome in Memphis Wednesday, after a
,isit to relatives in the Oak Grove,
vicinity. She was accompanied by
Stanley Ladd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. e. Faux and
Peyton and Louise, attended
i house party and watermelon feast
siven by Mr. and Mrs. G. r. Carter,
+ Somerville, Wednesday night.
Mrs. =. A. Kinney. Of Hurlburt,
Ark., after visit to relatives in
his city, returned home Wednesday,
accompanied BY Mrs. r. i. White
nd baby.
Mr.. H. Fl. Hays and daughter, Mrs,
I. e, Johnson, and Mrs B. T.,
Vaughan, Of Byhalia, Miss, were
uests Of the family Of Dr. q L.l
lays last week.
Get you a Csc wash dress at an
ime yard. We are closing out
lwns, voiles and other pretty wash I
abrics. all fresh and clean, at l0c, /
upply GO
Special sale Of mems and boys \
traw hats at Soc on the dollar. The
ats we offer now at half price are
God styles, and are fresh and clean.
upply CO.
Messrs. Walker Bailey and John
/. Upton left Sunday night for Sc
anee to undergo an examination for
ltrance into an army officers train
& camp.
Miss Mary Bingham, Of Norwood,
a., after visit to Prof, Eugene
ounger and wife at the home Of Mr.
M. Bell, returned to her home Fri
".
Mr.. J f. Stiles and family left
onday evening for Florence, Ala.
here they will again make their
me, and where Mr.. Stiles will be
nployed in a cotton mill. II
We want to ask or customers
carry their small packages. This
requirement Of the government,
ID we are anxious to conform to all
e demands Of Uncle Sam. Supply Is
Miss Maud Gill, who has. lately been s
tending the West Tennessee Nor u
al School, returned from there Mon
y night. She spent week after II
hool closing with the family Of Mr.. II
I. E. King, formerly of this city,
You can get better prices coz yoa' !
,lden seal and ginseng At Pinner Il h
llespie's than any other place n
,vington, because they pay the best
ices. Sec them before you clos.
deal,
Mr. j. j. Darby and family and Mrs. +
,ra Murray went Sunday to Bur-
tee, Ark, on visit to relatives. 4
rs. Darby and children remained
er for a longer visit, but Mr.. Darby e
turned the same evening.
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