The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1920-09-02

relatives at Henning, were visitors
here Friday.
We keep our candy fresh and on
ice-Jacob's and Lowney's-the best
Roper Drug Co.
Miss Lucy Lindsey has returned
from st. Louis and will again be
with the Covington Millinery Com
pany this season.
Always fresh and delicious-that
cream bread we are baking every
day. Covington Bakery.
Mr.. Ovid Whitehead and wife, Of
Chestnut Grove, Haywood county,
returned home Friday, after a visit
to the family of Mr.. H. R. Rose, =
Cook stoves. heating stoves and
ranges repaired. j. <. Mccarthy, at
F, S. Sherrod's Tin Shop. aug19tf
Mrs. C. B. Simonton returned Fri
day night from Chicago, where she
had been in the interest of the Enter
prise Millinery Co.
No use spending so much time in
your hot kitchen when you can get
fresh cream bread by ordering from
the Covington Bakery.
Miss Ollie Dhue has lately gone
to Brennan, Texas. where she has
accepted a situation with the L. G..
Robbins Millinery Co.
Rub-My-Tism is a powerful anti
septic; it kills the poison caused
from infected cuts, cures old sores,
terter. etc.
Mrs. M. ]. Taught and Mrs. Lily
Yarbrough, of Memphis. came up last
week on visit to Mr.. L. ]. Taught
and family.
For rough lumber Of all kinds and
all lengths and well curbing, see L.
D. Vandergrift. Telephone 56-J
INIT
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Crofford and
daughter. Mrs. H. E. Duncan, re-
turned Thursday from Salisbury,
Tenn, after visit of several days.
Mr.. ]. c. Hill, who had been on a
visit to relatives and old friends
in this city, returned to his home in
Memphis Friday morning.
Come to the Big Hatchie saw mill
for any grade of cheap lumber. You
will find Tuck Jacket there. 19agtf
Mrs. E. L. Eubanks of the Phelan
vicinity, returned Friday from visit
to her mother, Mrs. Fannie Kim
brough. at Halls.
Mrs. Mary D. Taylor, of Browns
vile, came over Thursday on a visit
to her daughter. Mrs. E, L. Smith, and
her son. Mr.. F. NJ. Taylor.
Mrs. L. Hill left Friday for Mem
phis, where she will be under treat
ment at the Gartly-Ramsey Hospital
for about 10 days.
Messrs. Gene Williams, Willis Hum
phrey Mcleod Barnes and Miss Vir-
ginia Tucker were visitors here from
Ripley Sunday.
Messrs. W. H. Bailey and V. R.
Gwinn left Sunday night for st.
Louis to make purchases for their
stores.
Call on F. S. Sherr,d for shop
made stovepipes and shnn-rNadc
buckets for bored wells. ily29tf
Miss Robbie Smith. who has hlan
visiting Mrs. Peter Fredrickson for
several weeks. returned to her home
in Marion. Ala. Sunday.
Mr.. J. Gus Faulk, of Neshoba.
Tenn, arrived here Friday on a visit
to his father, Mr. ]. D. Faulk, of
Charleston.
Mr.. James ]. Miller, who had been
under treatment in the Baptist Hos
pital. Memphis, for 10 days returned
from that place Thursday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. S. Jameson and
little son. David, returned Saturday
night from their visit to Dawson
Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs W. H. Ralph and
Mrs. Herbert Smith and daughter,
Miss Lucille, after a lit to relatives
in this Mace returned to their home
in Memphis Saturday night.
Miss Gertrude Leslie, of Kansas
City who had been on a visit to
Montreal. N. G., stopped over here
Fridav evening on her return to pay
a visit to Miss Ella Cummins.
Mrs. w. V. Gray and children. who
had been on four-weeks' visit to
relatives at Tupelo. Miss. returned
Saturday to their home in tht Gift
vicinity.
Mrs. Bessie Turner Mrs. George
Turner. Mrs. Gergia Maley and Miss
Bette Yarbrough returned Saturday
from a visit of several days to Mem
phis.
Mr.. D. D. Low, of Greenville.
Miss. came up Saturday to ioin his
family, who had been VISITING the
family Of Capt. d. W. Ruffin for sew
sral days.
Miss Maize Hall. of Jacksonville.
Fla. who has been visiting Mrs. J.
G. Boals for several DAYS, left Thurs
day for Memphis, where she will
visit before returning to her home.
Mrs.G. B. Hobb, Of Dyersburg. who
is on visit to the family of her
father, Mr.. H. R. Rose. spent the
weekend with friends in the vicinity
Of Atoka.
Mrs. R. E. Sharpe and son. Rich
ard, after a visit to the family of
Mr.. w. A. Shoaf Sr.. of this vicinity. 4
returned to their home in Favette-
vile, Ark. Saturday.
Call on W. S. Smith for concrete
building and pillar blocks. At Nc
Twain & Dewese's old stand on East
Pleasant street. Residence telephone
358. sep2tf
Miss Mary Hall. of Holly Springs.
Miss. daughter of the late Manlius