The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1921-09-08

Mr.. A. S. Winford, Of Greenville
Miss, returned to his home Wed
aesdav, after a visit TO his brother
Mr.. W. c. Winford.
Lamp sale Saturday-good size
,od quality, cheap for 90c; sal
Saturday 65c. The City Talk.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Martin, o
Memphis, were in the city Sunday
The guests of the latter's sister, Mrs
A. Shelton.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. H. Paine returned
20 their home in Memphis Sunday
after a visit to the family Of Mrs
Edwin Paine.
We are buying hogs again every
day Bring them in. Covingtor
Milling Company.
Miss Mary Rozelle Wilson will
leave Monday for Macon, Ga, where
she will enter Wesleyan College
for the ensuing term.
Mrs. D. w. Marks and two sons
David and Louis Davidson, of Mem
phis, arrived Tuesday to visit Mrs
Marks sister, Mrs. L. E, Greer.
Lamp sale Saturday-good size,
rood quality, cheap for GOO; sale
Saturday Csc. The City Talk.
Mrs. Sophia Shelton, of Dyers
burg, arrived Tuesday evening on
a visit to her daughter, Mrs. Win
Lowenhaupt.
Mr.. Thornton Hill left Wednes-
day for Tullahoma, Tenn, where he
will re-enter Fitzgerald Clarke
School,
Lamp sale Saturday-good size,
God quality, CHEAP for 9Oc; sale
Saturday 65c. The City Talk.
Miss Irene McQuiston returned
from Brighton Saturday morning,
fter visit to the family Of Rev. j.
L. Boyd,
Miss Lula Jones, Of Memphis, re-
'urned to her home Sunday, after a
'isit Of several DAYS to the family of
her brother, Mr. D. G. Jones.
We have plenty Of our own make
wheat bran nr-E. Covington Milling
COMPANY.
Mrs. w G. Phebus returned to her
ZONE in Memphis Sunday evening,
after a visit Of several days to her
brother, Mr.. F. D. Poindexter.
faster Jack Jetton will leave Sat
urday for his home in Cincinnati,
after an extended visit to Mrs. H.
B. Shelton.
Lamp sale Saturday-good size,
good quality, cheap for 9Oc; sale
Saturday 65c. The City Talk.
Miss Kathaleen MrIlvain, Of Mem
phis, arrived Tuesday to visit her
cousin, Mr.. Henry McIlvain, in this
virinity.
Miss Martha Dupree, of Memphis.
returned to her home Friday, after
10-days' visit to the family of her
brother, Mr.. w. P. Dupree.
666 has more limitations than any
othev fever tonic on the market; but
no one wants limitations. oct1
Miss Grace Lowenhaupt left Sat-
urday for Memphis, where she will
enter upon her duties in the Rozelle
street school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don H. Smith re-
turned to their home in Yarbro, Ark.
Tuesday, after visit to relatives in
this city.
Lamp sale Saturday-good size,
rood quality ehean for ono. colo
Saturday Csc. The City Talk.
Mrs B. G. Kyle, Of Trenton, re-
teurned to her home Saturday, after
a visit to Mrs. T. Y. Wylie in the
Mt. Carmel neighborhood
Mr. and Mrs. David Goddard left
Saturday for Salisbury, Tenn, to
visit the formers mother, Mrs. VIM.
Goddard for the Labor day hilidays.
Use our own chill and fever
breaker for chills, fever and malaria.
Guaranteed. Alexander Drug Co.
Mrs. Elsie HARRISON went to Tin
tonville Saturday morning. Mrs. |
Harsson will be member Of the high
school faculty there.
Miss Lucille Gibson, of Rugby
PAX, Memphis, arrived Friday even |
ing to spend the weekend with Miss
Ola Moore.
Lamp sale Saturday-good size,
rood quality, cheap for 90c; sale
aturday Csc. The City Talk.
Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Barrett spent
the weekend with the latter's |
mother, Mrs. r. B. Frank, in Dyers-
burg.
Miss Mary Anderson, of Fulton.
KY, returned to her home Saturday
morning, after a visit to Mrs. ]. |
M. Jackson.
Bracco Dairy Feed will make your
cows give more milk. Give it trial.
Covington Milling Company
Miss Jane Wexford, of Memphis,
arrived Friday evening to be the
guest Of Miss Minnie Galloway for
the weekend.
Miss Jessie Walker, of Atoka, is
attending Byars-Hall High School
and is at the home Of Mrs. jim
Simonton.
Spool thread, Clark's o. N. r., /
$50 yards for &c spool; crochet
Thread, 1Oc spool. The City Talk.
Rev. J. A. Baird and family have
to Rives, after visit to
the formers uncle, DR.. j. C. Nc
Quiston
Mr.. Walter Crofford returned
night from Tulsa, Okla,
after a visit to his daughter, Mrs.