The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1921-05-05
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Read Martin & Cos. ad.
Mr.. Bryan COclrill went to Ripley
Wednesday.
Some bargains in used cars and
trucks. Shelton's Garage.
Mr.. A. Y. McCluney, Of Memphis,
was visitor ia the city Tuesday.
Mr.. w. H. Bailey left Tuesday
night for business trip to st. Louis.
Homegrown Mammoth yellow soy
beans, $500 per bushel. McClelland
Bros. 5may3w*
Mrs. w. al. Mullins and little son
left Wednesday for Dyersburg to
visit relatives for several days.
Just received carload Of cooking
coal. Let US have your order. H.
B. Shelton.
Mr.. Abner Hanna, Of Halls, came
down Tuesday on a visit to his son,
Mr.. 7. R. Hanna.
All kinds of blacksmithing and re-
pair work at Smith q Morrisett's.
Mrs. w. L. Mcbride left Thurs
day for Memphis to visit her son,
Mr.. P. w. Lanier, for several days.
Sugarl Sugar! Read Martin &
Cos. adj
Mrs. j. w. Featherstone and son,
]. W., Jr., Of Memphis, we're guests
Of the formers father, Mr.. John
Shoaf, for several days this week.
Special prices on sugar at Martin
& Co.'S. Friday and Saturday.
Mrs. George Morrisett left Thurs
day for Brighton, where she will be
the guest Of her sister, Mrs. R. E.
Moores
Save. money BY buying graduating
presents, jewelry, cut glass. etc at
Alexander Drug Co.
Mr.. Neal Cravens. Of Martin, was
the guest Of his brother, Mr. @. F.
Oravens, Thursday enroute to Menu
phfE. III
we respectfully invite your at
tentibn to our statement found else
where IN this paper Upton County
Farmers Union Bank.
Mr.. M. P. Short, Mr.. and Mrs.
John w. Clark. and son, Winford,
Of .iSardis, Miss, spent the weekend
with relatives here.
aaH Have, that lawn mower sharpened
andsrepaired at Smith & Morrisett's,
They'll do it right.
Mrs. R. L. Wilson and A. Y. Nc
Quincy, of Memphis left Wednesday
for Curve to be the guest Of relatives
for several days.
Mrs. r. B. Shelton and Miss Ruth
Shelton left Wednesday for Mem
phis to hear Galli-Curci, who gave q
concert at the Lyric that evening.
Smith & Morrisett do all kinds Of
repairing and their prices are right.
Garry your next job to them.
Mrs. w. A. Menefee left Wednes-
day for Memphis to visit her daugh-
ter, Mrs. A. B. Galloway for several
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Baxter, Of
Memphis, were guests Of Mrs. Min
ME Baxter Tuesday and returned to
their home Wednesday evening.
Mrs. H, D. Folts, Of Ripley, was
the guest Of her sisters, Mesdames
R. H. Green and E. H. McFadden,
Tuesday.
United States Marshall Milton
Bryant, Of Dyersburg, was in the city
Monday and left Tuesday for Mem
phis.
Haying suffered a total loss by
fire on our building and merchandise
May 2, it will be absolutely necessary
for us to collect accounts due us
promptly to enable us to rebuild and
continue business Office in front
ground floor at Hotel Lindo. Supply
Company.
Mrs. Vim. Sanford went to Mem
phis Tuesday to visit the family Of
her son. Mr. E. w, Sanford, for sew
eral days.
Mrs. VIM. simonton and Miss
Pauline Smith left Tuesday for
Memphis, where they were the
guests Of Mrs. A. B. Galloway.
MI. G. b. Gill. who Il now con-
nected with the Commercial Appeal
in Memphis, was the guest Of his
brother. mir II q Gin, Sunday.
Miss Florence Richmond, of Gin
ton, s Ct arrived Tuesday morning
Gn a visit I'd THE family of her
brother Mr. r. ID Richmond.
NE respectfully invite your att
tendon to our statement found else
where III this paper. Upton County
Farmers Union Bank
Mrs Taylor Havnie returned Wed
nesday from Martin, where she was
the guest Of relatives for several
days.
Miss Isabel Meadows, af the VIZ
cinity Of Ripley, arrived Tuesday on
a visit to her aunt, Mrs. G. A. Grid
ner, fer several days
a 20 per cent reduction, effective
Nav LIST, has been made on Pennsyl-
yania tires, and through the month Of
May we viii give inner tubes free
with each casing bought. A 30x3
easing now costs S14.40: a 30x3lb
costs $3.50. Our front entrance IS
blocked, but we have wide side en-
trance. Come to see us. Shelton's
Garage.
Rev T. R. Carter, wife and baby,
of PHILADELPHIA, Pa arrived here
Tuesday night for an extended visit 1
with the latter's BROKER. Mr., H. H.
Tatlock.
Mr. and Mrs. John Johnson, Mrs. |
Rodgers and little daughter and Miss
Of Ripley were the guests
Of the family Of Mr. J. E. Palmer
Sunday.