The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1921-04-28
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PERSONAL MENTION
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Mf. Guy Lamb OF bateaFAlc
Miss, visited the family Of Dir. Sher-
rod Smith Wednesday.
The grandparents Of today were
reared on Omega flour. Try it now
Mr.. Harry Haddad, Of Munford
visited relatives here and returned
to his home Wednesday morning.
We save you money on all youl
drug wants. Union Drug Co.
Mrs. S. r. Shelton left Wednesday
i for R0semark. where she was the
guest Of relatives.
We have seven views Of COvingtor
on post cards now. The City Talk.
Messrs. o. f. Rhodes and Claud
Mccormick, Of Upton, were visitors
in town Wednesday.
/ Evaporated apples, peaches and
prunes at Somervell's Grocery.
Mr.. H. d. Alexander, Of Fulton,
4 KY, was d business visitor in Gov
ington Monday.
| To please you pleases us, Union
Drug Co.
Misses jamie Huey, Of IdaviHe, and
Thelma Sage, Of Almyra, were Wis
itors. in the city Saturday.
! Maple syrup, Log Cabin, equal 70
the. honey; at SomervelPs Grocery.
Mrs. Walter Lake and Mrs. Dec
B0wden, Of Memphis, were guests
Of Mrs. Howard Parker Sunday.
We have the pure honey in cans;
mighty good; at SomervelPs Grocery.
Mr. John Mckee, Of Memphis, has
been the guest Of relatives here for
| the past few days.
The housekeeper recalls her 'baR-
ing triumphs" when Tube Rose flour
is mentioned.
MI. and Mrs. j. w. Martin spent
| the weekend in Memphis. Mr.. Mar
tin left Monday on business trip
to Helena and Postelle, Ark.
At Dinty Moore's party the prize
was sack of White Ring flour. Mr..
Jiggs carried off the honors.
Mrs. T. c. Haddon, Of Rock Hill,
| S. c., arrived Saturday on an ex-
tended visit to. the family of her
grandfather, Mr.. w. G. Hanna.
1--WE handle only the purest ana
freshest drugs at lowest prices. Union
Drug Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Sturgis, Of
Chicago, are guests Of Mrs. John Il.
Garner The latter was formerly
Mice ;Iliau Pam
Oh, boy! Those biscuits made
from Tube Rose flour are never to
be forgotten.
Mrs. Sam E. Carpenter, Of Pa
ducah, KY, arrived Sunday on a
visit with her parents, DR.. and Mrs.
Ed Wall.
See that talcum powder offer in
our window. It's real bargain.
Union Drug CO.
Miss LYDIA Shelton left Wednesday
for Memphis, where she viii be the
guest Of Miss Mary Lou Buford for
several days.
we still have Golden Gate tea,
coffee and extracts at Somervell's.
Grocery.
Mrs. R. S. Parks, Of Mission, re-
turned to her home Saturday, after
visit of several day to Mrs. Elmer
Nevis.
Jiggs was out late, but Maggie
was satisfied when he gave her
sack Of White Ring flour.
Mrs. Frank Taught left Friday for
Henning, where she visited her
mother, Mrs. E. s. Chapman, for
several days.
We still have some Of that good
sugarhouse molasses in the. barrel; at
Somervell's Grocery.
Miss Henrietta Carlton, of Martin,
returned to her home Friday, after
a visit to her sister, Mrs. Abe eau
dell.
The cheerful cook is ablessing in
the home. Keep her so by using
White Ring flour.
Miss Julia Mae Wilson returned
Friday from Memphis, where she
had been the guest Of Misses Nina
and Ruby Kelly.
It is no use to 60 hungry when
you can get what you want to eat at |
SomerTells Grocery.
Mr.. w. G. McGaughey left Mon
day far Memphis, where he visited |
his sons, Messrs. Hugh and Hebris
McGaughey, for several days.
Good linen envelopes, Zoe; pound
paper, 35c; stationery, 25c. These
are pre-war prices. Union Drug Co. |
Mr. T. P. Ferguson, Jr., and Miss
Annie Laurie Fredrickson, of Mem
phis, were the guests Of the family
Of Mr. A. Fredrickson, Sunday.
The history Of Upton county has
been made BY people who use
Omega flour. Try it now.
Mr.. A. B, Strain, Of Halls, was the
guest of his sister, Mrs. 7. r.
Hanna, Friday night, returning to
his home Saturday morning.
Sliced ham and bacon, either in
boxes, or we will slice it to suit the
most fastidious customer. Somer-
Wells Grocery.
Miss Mary Pulliani Payne, Of
Nashville, arrived Saturday morn
ing to spend the weekend with Miss
Mildred Dodson.
Canned fruits of every description,
best brands, canned vegetables as
good as the fruits at SomervelI's
Grocery.
Miss Lucy Griffith, of Memphis, /
to her home Monday, after
a visit of several days to her sister,