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

Tube Rose Flour-always salts
factory.
Miss Irene West returned from
erman, Miss, Wednesday evening
after a visit with relatives there.
The cook is always happy when
she uses Tube Rose Flour.
Mrs. Allie Upton, Of Memphis, is
n the city visiting relatives for
laveral weeks.
Never doubt the quality Of Tube
Rose Flour. 1t always pleases.
Mrs. r. P. Strain left for Brighton
Thursday, TO be the guest of Mrs.
. K. Baird for several days.
White Ring self-rising flour is in
a class by itself.
Mrs. A. P. Smith went to Memphis,
Thursday to join her sister, Mrs. o.
7. Palmer, of Gulfport, Miss.
Ask your neighbor, if you doubt
the quality Of White Ring Flour.
Mrs, R. S. Calhoun returned from
Brownsville Sunday, after 10-days'
tisit to relatives and friends.
Every citizen Of Upton county has
eaten bread from Omega Flour.
Mr.. John Shelton, Of Memphis,
was the guest of the family of Mr..
4 L. Smith Sunday.
Patent flour from $1.0O a sack
I'D, at Somervell's Grocery.
Mr.. Moody Huey returned from
Memphis Wednesday, after visit
of several days with homefolks.
Nice assortment Of fresh cakes
Just arrived at Somervell's Grocery.
Mr. William Hamilton has recently
been in st, Louis and Chicago, max
ing purchases for his firm.
WEIGHS grapelade, orangelade and
preserves at SomervelPs Grocery.
Mr. j. B. Craig, Of Memphis, Wis
ted his aunt, Mrs. John Craig, this
week.
Nice apples, bananas, oranges,
lemons, fresh and nice at Somer-
vell's Grocery.
Mr.. James 7. Tillman and Miss
Viola Tillman. Of Nodena, Ark, are
relatives and friends in the
county this week.
Caleb Hancock says you tell the
truth when you say Tube Rose Flour
better.
Mrs. Garrett Meacham, of Sena-.
obia, Miss, returned to her home
Thursday, after visit Of several
lays to the family of Mr.. G. B.
Rhodes.
We are prepared to make long
line loans on farm lands at low
ate Of interest and on good terms.
Sanford & Barret. ag25-3w
Miss Portia Hamilton, after spend
ng the summer with her parents,
rev. and Mrs. L. d. Hamilton, re-
urned to Corinth, Miss, Thursday
morning to resume her duties in
he school there.
Overland touring car, newly paint
d, for $3.50. w. H. Cobb, at the
Il
Mrs. Will Ruffin left Saturday
yening for Memphis, where she
oined her husbend, and they will
ow make that city their home, Mr..
.uffin being in the employ of the
'hoenix Cotton Oil Go.
We have a No. / Peaberry coffee,
Sc pound; will grind it while you
rait; also Is and 20 cent grades az
omervell's Grocery.
First offer of $3.50 gets an Over
ind touring car, newly painted, w.
[. Cobb, at the Enterprise.
Miss Eva Waddell left Sunday
forming for Knoxville, where she
ill resume her work as superinten-
ant in settlement work under the
of the Southern Metho-
ist church in that city.
AS school has just started. we
ave nice line Of lunch goods, good
II both teacher and children. Som
rvell's Grocery.
Miss Elizabeth Sanford, daughter
Mr.. and Mrs. George Sanford. Of
elena, Ark, returned to her home
tuesday,, after an extended visit
the families of Col. VIM. Sanford
I'D Mr.. R. W. Sanford. n
Sugar, lard and meat, very best
e can buy and as cheap as we can
IL. Somervell's Grocery.
Mrs. Hennie Owen returned from
Sunday, where she had
zen on an extended visit to the
lmily of Mr.. George D. Green.
ne was accompanied by Mr.. and
rs. Lawrence Mayo and children,
no spent the day here Sunday.
We have raisins in packages, also
cans, shredded cocoanut in pack
es, also cans at Somervelps Groc-
Y.
Mrs. NJ. N. Barfield, Miss Mary
arfield, Miss Ettye Sue Pipkin,
r. and Mrs. John Aston, Mrs. Jack
arfield, of Henning, and Mrs.
ebert Dority, of Hickman, KY, at
nded the funeral Of Mr.. J. M. Polk
'ednesday.
Among those from out of town
no attended the funeral of Harry
ee Saturday were: Mr.. and Mrs.
j. Lee and little daughter, Marie.
ID Earl Smith Of Greenwood, Miss.
ID Mrs. Cora Payne, Mrs. Z. L. Il
mes and children, Naomi, Lotion
i'd Myrtle, Herbert Smith, Miss
ma Haynie and Mrs. ]. R. Gregory, 4