The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1921-09-01

The Leader has full stock Of
magistrates blanks.
/ Magistrates orders for blanks
Of any kind will be filled promptly by
! the Leader.
Mr.. John bearing is able to be
up, after an illness of several weeks
of typhoid fever.
George S. Gee, of Covington, is
now salesman at Hadley's store
Dyersburg State Gazette.
Rev, r. w. Carson is convalesc-
ing, after a continued attack Of ty-
nhoid fever at his home in Rose
ark.
There will be an ice cream sup
per at Wilson's Chapel Friday night,
September 2, for the benefit Of the
school, Everybody invited.
Mrs. D. C. Moore is improving
at Bon Air, Tenn. where she went
in the hope of recuperating, after a
continued spell Of illness
"A play, "Home Ties" will be
given on Friday evening, September
2, at the Robson High School by the
young people Of Rosemark under the
auspices Of the Y. P. G. U.
Mr., E. E. Stephenson is erecting
handsome brick veneered bunga-
low on the lot he recently purchased
from Mr.. John 7, Eckford on Maple
street.
Mr.. E. G. Roberts killed a rattle
snake near Cotten's lake Wednesday
morning which had IA rattles. Mr..
Roberts states that the reptile was
about four feet long.
Rev. and lIrs. L. D. Hamilton
visited in Millington Sunday and
Mr.. Hamilton occupied the pulpit of
the Methodist church in that city at
the morning service, the pastor, Rev.
T. G. McKelvey, being absent.
Mr.. G. G. -Shoaf, who had been
under medical treatment at the Bap-
fist Hospital in Memphis for the
last few weeks, was able to come to
Coyington Wednesday evening and
is at the home Of Mr.. 7. R. Hanna. !
The young men Of the city en-
tertained with an old-fashioned bar
becue and watermelon party at
Hatchie river Thursday night of
last week. About 16 couples en-
joyed the outing.
Misses Gertrude Guttman. Edna
Pearlman, Maud Walker Smith, /
Messrs. Jake Guttman, William I
Price, Joe Greer McIlwain and Nat
Cohen attended the ball game in Rip-
ev Friday afternoon. when the Sec
md team of Covington and Ripley
crossed bats, the latter winning.
The committee in charge Of the
,icnic to be given in honor Of Prof.
". S. Moore at Clopton has decided
hat the affair will be a basket picnic.
III of Prof. Moore's friends and
ormer pupils are invited. Present
Indications are that the picnic will be
great success.
Mr.. /. A. Templeton,l of the Mt.
}armel neighborhood, came in our I
ffice Monday with a basket of as {
inc apples as can be raised any
where, Arkansas included. Among
he five varieties he has raised on {
is place, after good care of the {
rees, were the Baldwin, Arkansas /
lack and Winesap. S
Miss MEDIA Brown, the 13-year-
Id daughter Of Mrs. Media Brown,
the Bride vicinity, died Friday, !
fter a short illness Of congestion, J
nd her remains were buried Satur- t
ay at Mt. Lebanon graveyard, the t
,rvices being conducted by Rev. ]. j
(. McPeake, Of Garland. Miss t
rown is survived by her mother, t
'ur sisters and two brothers. v
MANY Of our readers will be in
rested in the card from DR.. ]. w. d
arson, written at the bedside of his RI
,other, Rev. r. w. Carson. All u
no were at Synod will remember 81
wv attentive Brother Carson was fl
delegates and in what good shape il
e work at Rosemark seemed to be. k
It us all pray for his speedy re- o.
very.-Associate Reformed Pres F
rterian. hi
Esq, ], G. Owen had several
ses to come up in his court Wedn IS u
y. Eddie Cranberry, of the 18th al
strict, who lived on Mr.. H. V.lG
inford's farm, killed another negro Sc
med Robert Rogers with shot OF
n, presumably over craps game. m
gers died Sunday night. Gran w
rry was given preliminary trial 1
fore Esq. Owen, when he was 70
und over to the circuit court with WI
bond and was committed to Jail. an
The members Of the order Of
d Fellows gave a picnic at Pisgah Pl
t Thursday. More than 100 fam H,
IS Of Odd Fellows were present. m,
rbecue with the other things that tn
to make up real picnic dinner Pr
re served. The picnicers were adj tn,
'ssed by Revs. J. w. Joyner and We
K. Pickett. Messrs. o. B. Kin ms
Z, Lotion Owen and M. H. Erwin no
re elected to have charge of the brt
# annual picnic with power to Wi
ignate the place. ha-
Mrs. ]. c. Boals, superintendent
the primary department of the nal
st Presbyterian Sunday school, bee
h her assistants, will entertain the aft
dren of that department this
afternoon with a picnic dal
the campus Of the Grammar the
ool. The little folks will be en- in
aimed with games of different doy
Is and stories by the teachers. ate
II which a lunch will be served. gay
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