The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1919-06-05
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PERSONAL MENTION
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Bedroom suites. Hamilton Bros.


4 Mr.. W. F. Bringle paid bushes
:, = visit to Moscow Tuesday.
Refrigerators, ice boxes, ice ereal
f freezers. Cobbs Bros. Furniture G
: Mr.. v. L. Willis, Of Obion. was
J brief visitor in this city today.
Mr.. z. Rice, Of Dyersburg, is a vii
itor in this city today.
I Mr.. Chesley Bowden left Wednes
! day for a visit to Luxora, Ark.
Mattings and rugs. Cobbs Bros
3 Furniture Co.
Mr.. Wilton Webb and family, o.
Atoka, were visitors here Wednesday
Bring me eggs for Polo chick feed
Albert Hall, the cash grocer.
Watkins remedies. Cobbs Bros
Furniture Co.
Polo chick and hen feed at Halls
Cash Grocery.
Read i'll Tell your friends about
the Enterprise June sale next week.
Heinz sweet and sour pickles at
Hairs Cash Grocery.
/ Mr. w. Y. McFadden, Of Memphis
was up on visit Wednesday.
Cheese on ice at Halls Cash Gro
Gerry.
Hons. Bate Bond and Carey Estes.
OF Brownsville, were in the city We'd
nesday attending the chancery court.
Mrs. W. L. Mcbride left Tuesday
morning for a visit to her son, judge
2. W. Lanier, in Memphis.
Mr.. S. B. Leatherwood, Of Mem
phis, came up Monday morning on
a business visit of a few days.
Mr. w. H. Keathley, of the Peoples
Bank of. Humboldt, was a visitor in
the city Wednesday.
Look out for the Enterprise June
sale, Announcement and prices next
week.
Every item in our store will be
marked down for July stock-taking.
The Enterprise.
Ice cream salt, ice cream powder
and Junket tablets at Halls Cash
Grocery.
Miss Katherine Gill returned to her
home in this city from Bells this
morning.
oil is still higher, but we still sell
five-gallon can filled for 1925 at
Halls Cash Grocery
Mr.. Faris Naifeh, of Hickman. XIV
Is IS visiting the family Of Mr.. N. A.
! expect fresh pineapples and
grape fruit today. Albert Hall, cash
grocer.
Messrs. M. F. Savage and w. +.
Mcleod, Of Ripley, were visitors here
Wednesday.
Miss Thelma johnson, of Overs
burg, is visiting Mrs. L. P, Finney, or
his city.
Mrs. 3, D. Hamrick and daughter,
Della, Of Obion, came down Satur-
lay on a visit to Mrs. H. E. Walker, {
it Gift. !
Mr.. James E. Shelton. who has {
zen attending the state university |
t Knoxville, returned home Wednes-
ay night. I
Miss Emorette Kerr, of Memphis.
vas a visitor of her cousin, Mrs.
I. A. Clark, for a few days last 7
veek. t
We are not going to wait until YOU
ave bought your summer goods, then
fer prices; but now, when you need
lem The Enterprise.
Mrs. w. S. Mayes leaves Friday =
n Mineral Wells, Tex, to Join her :
usband, who has been there for sev- E
raj weeks. L
We are going to make change =
our system, and we must reduce :
II stock for July stock taking. The q
&
Mr.. M. ]. Sparks, after a visit to 3
$ sister, Mrs. R. w. Sanford. left &
'ednesday for Atlanta, Ga, which =
ace will now be his headquarters. =
Miss Mary Gillespie, Of Pasadena !
~, after visit to the family Of !
r. ]. A. Green, left Tuesday night =
a visit to Chicago. 8
Wait until next week and read our 8
nouncement and prices for our 8
eat June sale. It will save you 8.
'ney, The Enterprise. iii
Miss Lora McClelland, who has 8
en- teaching at SPRINGFIELD, Tenn. :
surned home for vacation Tuesday =
sning.
Mr.. G, E. Spalding. of Centralia
;, arrived here Wednesday on : g
1T to the family of his brother-in- &
7, Mr.. ]. D. Hall. s.
Mr.. Terrell Pickens, who has been =
srseas for MANY months with the =
81, returned to his home in the :
oernacle vicinity Wednesday. =
dessrs Guilford Taylor and Rus e
Blddle, both Of whom have been g
'rseas with the A. E. F., have re- 9
ned to their homes.
Ford wners-If you have expert =
ed trouble with wet coils during 8
rainy weather, ask us to show :
how to prevent the trouble. H.
Shelton. !
lev. R. A. Clark and Mr.. j. LII
harrison went this morning toll
kson to attend the meeting Of pre- 8
ng elders and centenary executive &
lmittee.
,rs. J. W. Willis and daughter.
herine, after a visit to the fam =
Of the formers father, Mr.. Nat =