The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1919-02-13
NEWS


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must come 10 the meeting 10 De
ned IN the c2ui.Aouse N CoFillg1oH
ZEN Saturday feofualy TO-
Rev. G. l., owen, OF memphis ms
came up saturday morning ana ~
led his regular preaching appoint
ment at Garland sunday
n. 4. Chumloy, Of the 8th dis
trict, informed lis Saturday chat he
killed an owl Oh the John Iount
place that measured 90 inches from
Tip to tip OF its wings.
Don't forget the meeting in the
courthouse in Covington on Satur-
day, February Is, looking to the res
toration of more normal conditions in
the cotton market
Two carloads Of cattle were ship
ped from this point to St. Louis the
first of the Week-one by the Gov
iapton Milling Co., and one by Mr.
III. E. Walker.
A SLIGHT change in the running
sima of some Of the trains ON the H.
linois Central railroad went into eff
feet last Sunday. The change may
ba aoaad by referring to the schedule
r another part Of this paper.
Me- NJ q Turner has the con-
traot for making some improvements
M fbat norton Of Tie iail occupied
IN sheriff Beaver and family. The
;nonrovemenfs will consist Of new
floors. new windows, painting and
papering.
uan,v valley cojored aged
"a vasts son of Iohn Wlitlov. of
ba Tcrnsf Bluff neighborhood. de}
ef8 o'clccl Monday morning Of pneu-
,5onig after an illness of 13 days,
ard was buried al Pmmmer's Grove
Tuesday afternoon at 2 O'Clock.
M Dave H. Smith has moved
from tbn 10Th district to the T. II.
TayIor place two and half miles
wost Of the CITY. which place he pur-
based soma time AGO. Mr.. TAYLOR
has purchased ana moved to the T.
n. Flowers place on West Liberty
avenue.
Jim Anderson, colored, charged
with carrving q pistol. was arrested
nv Constable johnson, of the 8th
district waived examination before
ESQ James Owen Friday. He made
hond in the sum of $3.50 for his ap-
peaIance before the next term of the
circuit court and was released.
Mrs. N. W. Lanier and little
daughter Eleanor, left Friday NOM
ing for Memphis, where they will
now make their home, Mr.. Lanler
ic associated with Mr., d. A. Fisher,
also formerly of this city, in the
insurance business, on the corner Of
Main street and Madison avenue
Mr.. ]. w. Tenney, father Of Mrs.
Elmer Nevis. Of this city, died at
his home in Dyersburg Sunday after
noon, after a long Illness MIS- Ney-
III had peeh aItenuing llls peus aie
10Y seVerai weeks. ~ leayes tyo
sons ana TOUR daughters surviving
hiin'
Mr.. David Craig, of this city,
and Messrs. Ben Exum and VIM.
Lauderdale, Of Dyersburg, have
bought out the Forked Deer Hard
ware Co., an old and well known
business concern Of Dyersburg Mi.
Craig, we understand, expects to
move to Dyersburg March |, and Will
7iee' i9s0i"i y my 40 -" o"'''
Rev. j. Meek White, pastor OF
Sharon A. R. P. church, preached to
4 good congregation in the A. R. I.
church here Sunday night. MT.
Whites sermon was a strong one,
and he was listened to with good IN
crest throughout the discourse, Rev. |