The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1920-12-16
LOCAL NEWS


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turning out mail orders for jog print
ing,
Cotton is selling in the local
market today at from 10 to Ia cents
and seed at $18 per ton.
Mr., 0cie Bogue, son Of Mr.. J. III.
Bogue, Of Gift, and Miss Minnie
Cook, of Somerville, were married IN
the latter place Wednesday evening.
The election of officers of the
Upton County Post No. 81, American
Legion, was held Monday night, re-
sulting as follows: Two McFadden,
post commander; John Walker, vice
commander; John Winford, adiutant;
H. L. Bogue, master-at-arms; w. l..
Owen, historian: Rev. G. E. Wauford,
chaplain. An enjoyable smoker fol-
lowed the election Of officers.
Paul X, Craft, a farmer Of the
Simonton vicinity, died suddenly from
heart failure Wednesday afternoon
at o'clock while in the office of the
Wynne-Loge Cotton Company, South
Front street in Memphis. Mr.. Craft
was talking to Mr.. Wvnne when the
fatal attack came The body was
taken in charge by Thompson Bros,
undertakers, and was forwarded to
his home today. for burial.
Mr.. Efford Baskin, son Of Mr..
A. ], Baskin, and Miss Eudell Mills.
daughter Of Mr.. Manuel Mills, all Of
the Holly Grove vicinity, were united
in marriage by Rev. ]. E. MePeake at
Garland Sunday afternoon at 3
O'Clock, Mr.. McPealie officiating.
Both are popular young people and
have the best wishes of host of
friends for their future welfare.
Ferris Weir, one of the twin sons
of Mr. c. OVER, of the Sunnyside
neighborhood, died suddenly Of heart
failure at his home at o'clock Tues
day The funeral was held at the
family residence at 1890 Wednesday,
after which the burial occurred at
Munford cemetery He was buried
on his 18th birthday. Rev w. R.
Pickett conducted the funeral SER
vices.
The ladies of the First Presby-
terrain church held bazaar aud market
on Saturday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. John 7. Garner on South
Main street. All kinds IF suitable
gifts for Christmas and delicious
cakes, pies, candies, etc, we've for sale
and dainty salad course was served
the patrons. Practically all the dis
play was disposed Of and it vas quite
success financially and otherwise,
Mr.. Dan Brigham and Tinsley
Hawkins, the latter colored, both Of
the 18th district, got into a diffi-S
Guilty Saturday. The trouble, we are
told, originated over the claim by
Brigham that Hawkins had been tres
RAISING on his land. Brigham fired
at Hawkins with pistol, inflieting
q slight wound in the hip. Brigham
was placed under arrest and his
preliminary trial has been set for
December 90
Mr.. Wilkes bearing has sold his
radio ap9aratus to Mr.. G. C. Me-
Auley, station agent for the Louis
vile & Nashville railroad at Airing
ton, Tenn Mr.. Dearino is at that
place this week installing it. This
outfit he's heen in oneration for a
few months in young bearings home
and has raceiving range of con-
siHe,a bIe radius, having heard such
radio stations as Arlington, Va. IN.
A AL: Kew West, Fla. On. Al RI:
Mexico City TX. d. Al: Guantanamo
Paw. Cpba m. Al. va and others
IN twa occasions he has FURNISHED
NJ + n. fsothr.n iavveiar. uifs, cor- /
RET time from Washington. 2 c. via
redo and telephone direct