The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1919-03-27

has been performed on the youths
arm.
VIM. 7. Hinson, of the engineer
ing force of the battleship South
Dakota, and Miss Birdie Pattat, of
the Mason vicinity, were married
in the office of County Clerk c. p
Simonton Saturday afternoon at 81
o'cock, Justice ]. E. Walker officiat-
ing.
Lieut.. W. c. Upton and his bride
arrived here Sunday night from an
extensive wedding tour to New York
an other eastern points. The young
man will again be located here, and
will resume the practice of law with
his father, Hon. John A. Upton, and
his brother, Gen. N. A. Upton, under
the old firm name of Upton & Tip
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. H. Green re-
turned Sunday from San Antonio,
Tex, where they had been attending
the bedside of Mrs. Mary Page, who
is under treatment in sanitarium
there. Mrs. Pages condition was
somewhat better upon their departure,
but her doctors decided it would be
best for her to remain in the Texas
climate for a while longer.
Mr.. D. 7. Goade, of Tunica, Miss,
came up Saturday morning on a visit
to his father, Mr.. N. C. Goade. Mr.
Goade has been confined to his home
since Tuesday of last week on ac-
count of an accidental shot I'M
the ankle by his son, James. A pis-
tol was dropped by James and was
discharged when it fell, the ball en-
tering Mr. Goade's ankle.
Mr.. A. S. Miller left Saturday
night for a visit to his son, Langston
E. Miller, who was a signalman on
the U. S. S. Sixaloa prior to her
sinking in the Hoboken, N. j., harbori
The young man has lately been suf-
fering from an attack of tonsilitis
and influenza, but is now able to be
up. Mr.. Miller arrived in Hoboken
Monday afternoon.
Mr.. c. B. Simonton, agent of the
Illinois Central railroad at this place,
has received instructions from the
superintendent of the road, at Full
ton, KY, to arrange to close the
freight house at Covington for re-
ceiving freight Monday to Friday, in
elusive, at A o'clock PM, and on
Saturdays at o'clock pm. The or
der is effective at once.
We are under obligations to Hon.
A. M. Moose for a report of the joint
committee investigating the depart
ment Of game and fish and the office
of the state game warden, to the
61st general assembly of Tennessee.
Mr.. Moose was appointed to a place
on the committee to fill the vacan
cy caused by the resignation Of Rep
resentative w. G. Wilson, of Smith
county.
Mr.. w. P. Haskins arrived here
Friday morning, having been honor
ably discharged from army service
at Camp Pike, Ark, on March 20. Mr..
Haskips was in charge of the dis
pensary at Base Hospital No. 81,
and was in Paris from September
10 to about the middle of February.
He arrived in New York on Febru-
airy rs on the U. S. transport Presi-
dent Grant.
Mr.. Jewell Entriken, first-class
seaman on the battleship South Da-
kota, arrived here on a 15-day fur
Tough Friday from Portsmouth, N.
H., and is on visit to the family of
his mother, Mrs. Martha Entriken.
The young man has made IA trips
across the Atlantic to and from New
York and Hoboken to Brest. The
South Dakota has been employed in
conveying mostly.
Mrs. Mary o. Wilson went to
Memphis Friday morning to attend
the wedding Of her niece, Miss Lucille
Wilson, to Mr. B. B. Bowen, which
occurred that evening at $3.50 o'clock
at the brides home. The groom is a
son of Mr.. Bolivar Bowen, well
known travelling man, and the bride
is well and favorably known here,
having visited in Mrs. Wilson's home
oCNNldl QlAlCASlNG blIIIC9s
Asa Gardner, colored, who is
working out fine and costs in the
county workhouse for carrying a pis-
toll, made a second attempt to escape
Thursday evening, just as the prison
ers were being taken into the Jail
yard by DR.. VIM. Murray, convict
work foreman. The negro ran out
North Main street about half mile
before being run down by DR.. Muir
ray, Ermon Beaver and two TRUSTEES
in the Jail.
Next Sunday, March 30, is the
annual roll-call and covenant day at
the First Baptist Church, and at
the hour for the morning service the
roll Of the church membership will be
called. In the Sunday school the
annual offering for home and foreign
missions will be observed, and it is
expected that liberal amount will
be received for these purposes, as
the various classes subscribed $500
at the session last Sunday. In the
afternoon the church will hold its
annual every-member canvass.
AT the meeting of the Y. w. G..
A. of the West Tennessee Normal
School in Memphis on Wednesday of
last week, Miss Mary Robson, daugh-
ter Of Prof. H. H. Robson, of this
city, was honored by being elected
president of that body for the ensu-
ing year. This was an honor worthily
wed, and Upton county is also
honored by the selection of this pop
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