The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1920-08-26

Fresh turnip seed at Roper Drug
Company
DR.. L. L. Alexander left Monday
for Yardaman, Miss. He win be alb
sent for several days on business.
Ask for cream bread. Covington
Bakery.
Mr.. and Mrs. D, L, Goddard re-
turned Monday from a 10-days' trip
q Aonteagle and other points.
Messrs. A. F. Ashworth and J. E,
Lockert, Of Kerrville were business
1isitors in the city Monday.
We are now baking cream bread
every day. Covington Bakery.
Mr.. E. J. Ross and family left
Tuesday for Dyersburg for a visit Of
several days.
Mrs. Maggie Best, of Ripley, is
the guest Of Mrs. 7. NJ. Harris this
week.
Always fresh and delicious that
cream bread we are baking every
day Covington Bakery.
Mr.. Brock Sale, of Memphis, ar
rived Sunday to spend several days
with his son, Dr. H. w. Sale.
Mrs J. J. Miller, who has been
spending several days in Memphis,
returned home Monday.
Mr.. Tom Taught, Of Ripley arrived
Tuesday to spend several days with
relatives.
Mrs W. w. Walton, Of Detroit,
visited her son, Mr. w. E. Walton, Of
this vicinity, this week.
Miss Fumbanks. Of Dyersburg,. is
the guest of Miss Louise Hill this
week.
Mrs. Mary Fitzgerald and Mrs.
Sallie Robson, of New Albany, Miss,
arrived Monday to spend few days
with the family Of Mr.. R. M. Robson.
No use spending so much time in
your hot kitchen when you can get
fresh cream bread by ordering from
the Covington Bakery.
Mr.. Aaron Beasley and family re-
turned home Monday from Benton,
Ark, where thew have been visiting
relatives for three weeks.
Mr.. R. B. Bell, Of Gates, who has
been visiting his brother, Mr.. J. s.
Bell, returned to his home Satur-
day.
Mrs. Jane Robson and son, Of
Baldwin, Miss, returned Friday, after
visit Of several days to the family
of Mr., R. NJ Robson.
Mr. Alex Martin and wife and SON.
Charles. returned Thursday. after a
visit Of several weeks to relatives in
Los Angeles. Cal.
Rev. JAS Jenkins, of Trenton, who
has been visiting his sister. Mrs
l. R. Currie, for several days, returned
to his home Saturday.
Misses Mary and CalIie Palmer
McClanahan left Monday for Nun
ford to spend few days with rela-
tives.
Mr.. L. HiRogers returned Sunday
from a trip Of few days to Water
town and other points in Middle
Tennessee.
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Trigg and
family returned to their home in
Memphis Saturday, after a visit to
Mrs. Lizzie Shelton.
Mrs, j. w Delaney and grand
daughter, Miss Charlotte Peteete, Of
Greenwood Miss, are spending sew
eral DAYS with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
B. McClelland.
Y Big lot Of wash dresses in chill
dren's misses and ladies'. suitable for
school and house wear; fall shades,
At 80 l-3 per cent discount Supply
Company.
Mr. Fred Moore and family, of
Pottsville, Ark. visited, Mrs. Moore's
aged grandmother. Mrs. Artie Cou-
;ar. of the Almyra community. and
'ther kindred in this county recently. /
Messrs J. H. Paine. Clarence
White, Peter Paine. Jack Elan, Billie
Webb and Johnnie Willis spent Tues
lay in Dyeraburg. where they attend
d the baseball game between Overs
'urg and Belzoni. Miss.
Miss Olive Olmstead, of Jackson
lille. Fla, who has been visiting Miss
Katherine Upton for several days,
eft Tuesday for Jackson, Tenn.
where she will visit before returning
0 her home.
Best sewing threads with $50 yards
n the spool lie; best sewing silk.
0 wards. Zoe; best sewing silk, 100
ards, zoe; best gold-eve English
eedles 10. You get the best at
easoeable nrices when you. buy at
he Supply Co.
Mr.. L. G. Hutton and family, Of
Kans., who have been Wis
ing the family Of Mr.. ]. S. Bell, left
aturdav for Gates. where they will
isit relatives for time before re-
inning to their home.
Opened this week about 200 dozen
Iunsing underwear. Munsing under
ear fits better, seams are finished
atter. fabric smoother and you get
wear from Munsing under
ear instead of one. This is the only
lunsing underwear store in town.
upply Co. III