The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1920-08-26
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Eastman's kodaks and films, the
best. at Roper's.
Mr.. Alex Martin was a visitor "a
Ripley Wednesday.
Mr.. BERTHE Daniels left Wednesday
for Upton for a few days stay.
Call 361 and we Will be glad to get
your laundry. Fortner & Fleming.
Mr.. Aubrey Moore left Tuesday for
Pottsville. Ark, where he will visit
for several days.
Sugar. Five and one-half pounds
Y. c., or five pounds GRADUATED for
S1.00, The Enterprise.
Mrs. N. M. Kelly and Mrs. George
Rhodes are among the Upton coun-
tians at Dawson Springs this week.
Miss Fay Burnett Moore left Tues
day for Millington, where she will
visit relatives for several days.
Miss Louise Harris. Of Stanton. is
the guest Of Mrs. H. NJ. Prettyman
this week.
Mrs. R. S. Calhoun returned from
Brownsville Tuesday, after a short
visit to relatives there.
Mr.. w. G. Mellow. Of Gilt EDGE.
was a business visitor in the city
Wednesday.
We keep our candy fresh and on.
ice--Jacob's and Lowney's-the best.
Roper Drug Co.
Miss Mary Calhoun left Tuesday
for Brownsville, where she will visit
for several days.
For next Saturday only: Five
pounds of Rio coffee for one Buck.
The Enterprise.
Mrs. ]. w. Hughes and son, T. p,
eft Wednesday for Rosemark. where
they will visit Mrs. Hooker Miller.
Mrs. B. G. Alsup. Of Memphis, who
has been visiting Mrs, N. c. Brown,
'eturned to her home Wednesday.
Along with the best barber work
Iou can get your laundry done at
fortner d FlemIng's.
Mr.. Horace Anderson left Tuesday
0 spend several days in Paducah on
BUSINESS.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. "A. Mcclure left I
tuesday for Munford to spend seve-
al days with relatives.
Mr., w. E. Hopkins left Tuesday
or Memphis. after spending several
avs with homefolks.
Mr.. E. N. Quisenberry, Of Atoka,
1as business visitor in the city
Wednesday,.
If it is real barber work you want
. get. have it done at Fortner &
Jennings.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Rawlings. of
little Rock, are the guests Of Mrs.
. 7, Shelton, this week.
Mr. Harvey Misenheimer and Miss
ara Misenheimer were visitors in
toka Tuesday, the guests Of friends.
Mr. Walker Barton, Of Randolph,
as business visitor in the city
Iednesday.
Miss Mary Blanche Smith is visits
e Miss Mary Aycock in Kerrville
lis week.
Mr.. A. P. Taylor returned home
Iednesday night from visit to
'hicagO, Milwaukee and Dawson
prings.
Another decline in sugar; five
ounds graduated, or five and one
alf pounds Y. G. for $1.OO. The
Mr.. Jesse Martin. of TT. Worth,
exas, who is visiting relatives and
lends at Mason this week, was a
sitor here Wednesday.
Mrs H. M. Harper, Of Paducah.
", arrived Tuesday to spend seve-
! days with her aunt, Mrs. Alice
innings.
Miss jamie Robson, Of Bethany.
ISIS, who has been visiting relatives
ne, returned to her home Weanes-
v.
Mrs. J. w. Written, of Swifton,
rk., has returned to her home, after
visit Of several days to relatives
re.
Mr.. Pat Murphy, of Martin, and
r. w. s. Knight. Of Memphis, were
siness visitors in the city Wednes-
"
Optima flour, as good as the best,
ly S14.50 per barrel, in 98-pound
cks; all other sizes in stock. The
lterprise.
Mr. W. L. Brownlee, Of Due West, :
G., who has been visiting relatives y
re for several days, returned We'd n
sday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Rollins, Of \
tile Rock, Ark, arrived Tuesday to {
end several days with Mrs. S. @. B
elton. \
Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Taylor, Messrs. 4
P. Spain and e. L. Mcdaniel, of \
} Almyra community, were visitors
the city Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Dorrity left &
turday for McCrory Ark. for \
ut Of several days to relatives. Z
ey motored through the country. j
Miss F'leeta Flippin Fields left Fri. &
Y for Henning, after visit Of D
veral days to her aunt, Mrs. L. P. y
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Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. Duvennet, Of &
W Orleans, who have been visiting z
s. P. A. Brigham, returned to their b
me Thursday. x
Mrs r. n Whit and Ms AFoI1;a b