The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1921-08-18

NAA, DuEtOH COD0 N SulIerlHg an
attack Of appendicitis and viii prob
ably undergo an operation within a
few days.
Mr.. William Halliburton, of this
city, is reported on the sick list. he
went to his fathers home IN Henning
Wednesday to remain until his
health is improved,
Mr.. jewell Entriken, who has
been serving on the night shift at
the local fire station, has been placed
on the day shift. Mr.. w. H. Fuller,
Of this city, has accepted the position
On the night shift to succeed Mr..
Entriken.
Mrs. Sarah White entertained
the local telephone operators at
her home on West Liberty avenue
last Friday evening. Music and
other anusements were enioyed
During the evening a delicious ice
course was served
Henry Tillman, Egbert Smith
and Jim Kellum were tried before
Commissioner j. L. Richardson last
Thursday on charge of owning
and operating a still. The case was
continued until the next session Of
the federal court.
Mr.. T. H. Rogers sold his half
interest in the Palace Barber Shop
and pool room last week to Mr.. NJ.
a. Mullins, his partner in business.
The latter Is now the sole owner!
and will continue to operate the
business.
Rev. r. w. Carson, Of Rose
mark, returned last week from
few weeks stay at the WiRona Lake.
Ind, conference. Since his return
he has been quite sick with typhoid
lever. Mr. Carson's pulpit was filled
Sunday BY Rev. P. D. Pressly, Of ST.
Louis
MIR. J. w. Jarrett returned last
Friday night from Louisville, Ky,
where he succeeded in making pur-
chases Of rock asphalt for the CITY,
IN order that the streets under con-
struetion can be completed. The con
tractors have not been receiving
Of this commodity as
rapidly as was desirable.
Mr.. Winfield Hathcock and Miss
Nettie Leslie, Of the Clopton COM
munity, went to the home Of Rev.
w. Joyner, on South Main street.
Saturday night at $50 o'clock.
where they were married. that min
lster officiating Mr.. and Mrs.
Hathcock will make their home in |
Memphis. "
Rev. VI "A. DeShazo, pastor oil
The Methodist church at Clopton. ID
assisting Rev w. B. Ralph at Curve
IN conducting series Of revival
meetings in Lauderdale county. They
nave just concluded a very success
Lul meeting at Whitefieid, and dur
ng the present week they are hold |
ng q meeting in WoodvilIe.
Clyde Hanks, Of the Munford
rcinity, was tried before United
states Commissioner J. L. Richard
ION Monday morning on charge IF
transporting liquor. The defense
waived examination and the case
vas continued until the next session
i the federal court in Memphis.
tanks was released on bond.
Rev. w r. Pickett began
,rotracted meeting at the Oak Grove
BAPTIST church last Sunday. Interest
n the meeting Is Increasing with
very service, promising to be very
uccessful meeting. During the SUM
ler Mr.. Pickett has had remarkable
uccess in several eYangelistic meet
ags IN this county and at other
faces.
Ollie Hollis. who was arrested
lst week by Deputy Marshal George
!. Ellis on d charge of owning and
a still in Haywood county.
'as brought before United States
commissioner J. L. Richardson Fri
ay and waived examination. The
ase was continued to the federal
ourt, and upon failure to secure his
ond. Hollis was committed 10 the
1unty jail. to await trial.
Mr.. Roy Boyd, Of this city, rep
ssenting the Employers, Indemnity
orporation, an insurance company
Kansas City, received notice
gently that he had been commits {
oned general agent for the states {
North and South Carolina and q
est Tennessee. He will be engaged I
ire for several months in perfect
g an organization in the afore- d
states, after which he will i
'obably establish headquarters in t
larlotte, N. G. i
The annual Confederate reunion I
Brighton last Thursday proved
be disappointing 10 the manage !.
ent on account OF the heavy rain ;
Il during the day. However, a 4
rye crowd gathered there early in : !
e morning before the, first rain, y
lich was perhaps the heaviest z,
wnpour Of the season. Fully 200 4
ssengers from Govington boarded I
E local southbound train, while
hers went in automobiles and ex- G
rienced difficulty in returning on
count Of bridges being washed s.
Tay. +
We note in a dispatch from Holly C
rings, Miss, to the Commercial "
peal Saturday that Mrs. Ella NJ. 81
u, widow Of the late Manlius Hall, hi
%, few years previous to his h;
lrriage. was the local news editor
the Upton Record, died at her th
ne in Lubbock, Tex. The remains ne
Mrs. Hall were forwarded to Ia
lily Springs for burial. She is
;vived By 3 son. Manlius Hall, and "