The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1918-09-26

ed the Tri-State fair IN Memphis the
last of the week.
You'll not be disappointed in your
bread from Delta flour.
Hon. L. E. Gwinn left Friday night
for business visit to Washington
D. c.
You'll not be disappointed in your
bread from Delta flour.
Mrs. v. L. Willis and Mr.. Oscar
Armstrong, Of Upton, were among
the visitors here Tuesday.
Beautiful, white, fluffy biscuits
made from Delta Flour.
A big lot of new hats just received
in our millinery department, Bal
Iley's.
Beautiful, white, fluffy biscuits
made from Delta Flour.
Mr.. ]. R. Wallace, of Atoka, was
among the visitors in Covington We'd
nesday.
If you need clothing, now is the
time to buy. We have big stock
and will sell it cheap now. Bailey's.
Messrs. John 7. and ]. M. Marshall
and wife and j. T. Shelton were Wis
itors here from Mason Wednesday.
New suits and coats received ev-
cry few days in our suit department.
Bailey's.
Mr.. Henry G. Hathcock and wife,
and little son, James Warren. of
Senath, Mo-, are on visit tosfelatives
and friends here this week. ~ FIJI .s
Mrs. John Winford and Mrs. Peter
Fredrickson are on visit this week
to Mrs. John Clark and Mrs. Dudley
Medearis, of Memphis.
Mrs. X. B. Spence and little son,
Knox, of Memphis, came up Sunday
on a visit to the family Of Mr.. W.
w. Peeler.
Messrs. Thomas Morris and son,
William, of the Simonton vicinity,
were among the visitors here Satur-
day.
DR.. R. P. Walker and Rev. ]. G.
johnson left Tuesday for Rosemark
to attend the meeting of the Mem
phis Presbytery.
Messrs. ]. N. Martin, ]. W. But
Ter and j. M. Maddox, Of the 3rd
district. returned Monday night from
a visit to McGhee, Ark.
Goods are going up all the time. 1t
will pay you 10 buy your fall goods
early. We have a big stock and will
save you money. Bailey's.
Mr.. Andrew Looney, Of Walnut,
Miss, returned home Sunday after
visit to the family of Mr.. G. B. Strick-
land, Of the Solo vicinity.
Mrs. Owen T. Palmer, of Vicksburg,
Miss, arrived here Wednesday night
on visit to her sister, Mrs. A. P.
Smith.
Mrs. Sallie Strange and Mrs. Will
lie Strange left Tuesday morning
for a visit to relatives in the Rose
mark vicinity.
Mr.. B. E. Smithers, who has lately I
been working for Orgill Bros, Of
has returned to Covington,
and is again in the employ of the
G. M. & A. Co.
Mrs. E. X. Whallon, Of Tuscola,
ILL.,, after a visit to her step-daugh- /
Ter, Mrs. T. L. Hancock, of this city, I
eft Friday for visit to Ruleville,
Miss, before returning home.
Mr.. Jewell Carver, of the 18th
district, who had been at Coats,
Kans., and vicinity. for more than
.hree months, returned from that
,lace Tuesday.
Mr.. J. w. Shelton, of Bonneville,
Ark, and his daughter, Mrs. Wan.
IcNurlin, of Conway, Ark, are on
,isit to the formers sister, Mrs. C. E. /
lackey, and other relatives in this
ounty.
Mr.. w. H. Feezor and daughter,
Irs. ]. S. Ruffin, and her daughter,
;arolyn, left Thursday night for Tul-
a, Okla, and will go from there on
visit to relatives at South Nc
Alester.
Mr.. Alexander DeBakey, who has
cen in Drumwright, Okla, for the
iast several months, returned to this
ity Tuesday morning. He expects
0 engage in business here again
hortly.
Mr.. 7. T. Moore and wife, Of Tren-
on; n. c. S. Cook, of Bolivar; v. H.
'ope, of Fulton, KY; j. w. Green, +:
+ Mayfield, KY; j. T. Baker and
yife, of Hickman, KY, and I. ].
IarweIl, of Milan. Tenn, were visit
rs here Tuesday and Wednesday,. 4
Mr.. w. E. Anderson and his niece, Il
Iiss Annie Anderson, left Sunday :
forming for a visit Of few days :
) reltives in Memphis. The former
aturned to this place Tuesday, and
he latter to her home in Birming- :
am, Ala. Is