The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1920-12-22

Mrs. j. R. Ashe is on the sicl
list again.
How about sending the Leader
to your relative, friend or sweet
heart for one year as Christmas
present?
Mr.. T. p. Parker, who lives oue
and half miles south of the city
had the misfortune to lose a very
valuable mule few days ago.
ESQ. E. ]. Turnage has moved
from the 4th district to the l.. G
Moore place at Mt. Carmel, known
as the W. s. Mayes old place.
In the election for magistrate
held in the Bird district last Saturday
to fill out the unexpired term Of O
r. Lavelle, resigned. |. G. Burlisor
was elected to the position.
Mr.. E. F. Lewis, who has been
occupying the A. S. Miller place at
Solo, has moved to the E. r. Smith
place at Hebron--the Gus Miller old
homestead.
Willie, the little six-year-old
daughter Of Mr.. ]. H. Chapman, of
the Mt. Carmel vicinity, while pay
ing at her home one day last week,
fell off the porch and broke her arm
at the elbow.
Mr.. L. G. Byrd, Of Shreveport,
La, came up Saturday night on a
visit to relatives. Mr.. Byrd is now
supervisor for the Louisiana Railway
and Navigation Co., with headduart-
ers at the above named place.
Mr.. C. H. Forbess, who has been
foreman Of the Rialto section Of the
Illinois Central railroad, has moved
to Atoka and has taken charge Of
that section of the road Mr. Grover
McNair, Of Atoka, has taken charge
Of the Rialto section.
Mr. G. s. Chapman, who lately
sold his handsome home near here
70 Mr.. Edgar Greer, is making prep,
arations to move early in the year to
MilIington and will occupy the Caut
Hurt place, which he recently pur-
chased.
Mr.. w. H. Hargett, formerly of
this city, was a visitor here Tues
day. Mr.. Hargett is in thu employ
Of the Becker-Veach Commission Go.
at the National Stock Yards He ex-
poets to move dis family to st, Louis
from Henning about February J.
Look over your letter or note
heads, bin heads, statements, en-
velopes, etc, and see If you don't
need something for the beginning Of
the New Year. Send the Leader
mail order for what you may need
The order will be filled and returned
to you promptly.
Mrs. E! A. Boyer, wife Of the
dope fiend whom we stated in last
weeks Leader had been committed
to Jail on housebreaking and lar
ceny charge, was arrested on a
charge of lunacy by Sheriff Volz
Sunday and was placed behind the
bars Of the county jail.
The house Of Mr.. T. G. Vaughan
Mt Vaughan's ferry, occupied by John
was destroyed by fire FRI
day afternoon about 4 o'clock, the fire
from defective flue. All
If Burnett's household goods were
destroyed, as were also obout 5000
worth Of Mr.. Vaughan's fishing nets,
which were stored in the house.
Rev. Lloyd r. Wilson, CORE
spending secretary of the executive
BOARD of Tennessee Baptist Conven-
Jon, preached to a good congrega-
ion from the punt of the First
Baptist church here Sunday, using
or his subject "The Sir Of Incrati-
ude." Mr.. Wilson left for Nashville
n the 6:48 train Sunday evening.
Don't forget to help out the band
'oys by attending their entertain
rent which is to be given in the
-rammar school auditorium on Tues
ay night, December %. The en-
begins at 3 o'clock. The
will consist of music
v the band, vocal solos bv young
aides, violin solos and readings.
An entertainment was given by
he Y. P. G. u. Of the Al. r. P, church
,st Friday evening at the home of
.ev. w. G. Kerr. There were about
present and after the business Of
7e Union was transacted they en-
,yed a very pleasant evening of va
Gus games A delicious course Of
lndwiches and cocoa was served for
Rev. L. N. Blackwelder, the new ]
aston Of the Mt. Carmel Presby-
rian church,was duly installed into !;
e passionate there Sunday morning.
ev, VIM. James, pastor of the First !
iurch Of this city, preached SER !
on appropriate to the occasion, de- :
5ering the charge to the people and +
r. James R. Hall, as elder Of the :
rst church delivered the charge to !. :
e pastor. :
Mr.. w. J. Hadley, Of the Liberty !,
ighborhood, and Miss Clyde Cloves, !
lighter Of Mr.. w. M. Cloves, of Il
'ide, were united in marriage at 4
e home of Rev. w. R. Pickett Sum 4
' morning, Mr.. Pickett officiating. !,
+. and Mrs. Hadley left after the :,
remony for a visit to relatives at =
This i a popular and "
ghly esteemed eouple and they "
We the best wishes Of many friends. i
We were told Monday that Mr.. a,
izzie Baskin, Of the Burlison neigh II
rhood. had car burned I'm Sun h
' night. He went to Smyrna church n
the car Sunday night. but was Only "
e to get it to 90 but a short wav N
the return journey, hence he left n
on the road side. but when he re- I'd
ned for the car the next norninc r.