The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1919-03-06
LOCAL NEWs

ing for N. A. Naifeh.
"A daughter was born on Satur
day night to Mr. and Mrs, LAME.
Ferguson, of this city.
Mr.. Clyde Hanks, of the Craig.
Chapel vicinity, in the 9Th district, il
reported very sick with influenza.
The Coyington Milling Co. mad,
a shipment Of another carload Of
hogs to st. Louis Saturday.
Mr.. J. 7. Kaney is having five.
room dwelling erected near the Pres.
byterian church at Mason
Don't forget about setting out
those shade trees. Now is the time
for doing the work.
The Leader pays especial atten-
ton to mail orders for printing OF
every description.
Leon Hadley, son Of Mr.. anc
Mrs. N, T. Hadley, who has been
suffering from a severe attack Of
erysipelas, is again able to sit up.
Mr.. N. G. Moore, the city street
foreman, began Monday the work of
building a new concrete walk in front
of the grammar school building.
Rev. j. 7. Myers, Of Mayfield,
KY, will occupy his former pulpit
in the First Methodist Church here
next Sunday morning and evening.
Mr., H. B. Shelton, who was con
fined to his home for several days
on account Of illness, is again able
to be at his place Of business.
Annie Boyd, little daughter OF
Mr.. w S. Hunt, who has been dam
gerously i'll with pneumonia for the
past five weeks is improving.
The graduating exercises Of the
Clopton school will be held on March
"a and rs. Prof. G. A. Fleming,
Misses Alice Beddingfield and Heller
Fitzpatrick are the teachers.
Mrs. Elmore Smith and three
children, who have been making theil
home at Bride, left Friday evening
/ for Ecru, Miss, where they will il
future reside.
Twin babies were recently borr
to Bertha Douglas, coored, of Atoka
We are informed that she is The
mother of 20 children, and among
these are seven sets Of twins.
Mr. A. B. Wellborh has retir.
ed from the GAINESVILLE Supply Co.
and Mr. Elmer McClanahan has
taken the position recently held by
him.
Mr. Charles Thompson, who lives
in the 9TH district, in the vicinity d
Rosemark, has the lumber on the
ground for the erection Of a hand.
some bungalow
Mr.. Ebert Hoy and Miss Blanche
Hathcock were married at the home
Iof the brides father, Mr.. Luther
Hathcock, in the Simonton vicinity
at II o'clock Sunday morning.
Mr. J. B. Minis, of the Holly
Grove neighborhood, bought a fine
Holstein bull from the herd of Mr.
w. A. Bishop, in this vicinity, and
has added it to his herd
If you know local or personal
news item of any Importance, please
don't assume that we already know
about it, but tell the Leader about
it in nerson, by mail or by phone.
The two children of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jack Hines, of the Brighton
vicinity, both recently died within a
few days Of each other, the first on
Tuesday of last week, and The last
on Friday.
Harvey Johnson, who has been
the cashier at w, H. Bailey's for the
past several months, left Tuesday for
Chicago, and will now travel in a
southern territory for Kahn Bros,
tailors.
The storehouse Of Messrs. H. N.
and &. V. Fletcher, at Gilt Edge,
has been completed and the new
firm will open for business next
week.
The Tennessee Hardware Co.
has lately installed two complete up
to-date booths in the Grafonola de-
partment and has made other i'm
provements, which make it most
up-to-date music store.
Look over your stock, and if you
find yourself in need of letter, note
,r bill heads, statements, remittance
blanks, envelopes or anything, in the
cline, send the Leader a
nail order.
Mr.. j. w. Mabry, who for the
past few months has been station
Jerk at the Illinois Central depot
lere, has accepted a situation as
salesman for the hardware firm of
VI. A. Walker & Co.