The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1921-06-30
PERSONAL MENTION


Baby carts at Hamilton Bros.
Read our advertisement on last
page. H. B. Shelton.
All rugs reduced. Hamilton Bros.
You can make money ly visiting
Ripley Trades Day, July 9Th.
Some pretty hats vet at half price.
The City Talk.
Read our advertisement on last
page. H. B. Shelton.
1896 Congoleum rugs, 35c while
/ they last. Hamilton Bros.
Don't forget Trades Day in Rip
ley Wednesday, July 9th.
Get those cold drinks, "cokes" or
anything for Sc at The City Talk.
Mr.. Algeron Rucker, Of Dyersburg,
visited friends here Wednesday.
1896 Congoleum rugs, 35c while
they last. Hamilton Bros
All lines are represented in Trades
Day, July 9Th Ripley is the place.
Tea glasses, 90c per set, and good
ones, too. The City Talk.
9x12 grass rugs, $3.50. Hamilton
Bros.
/ Those summer hats, sun hats, gar
den hats, zoe, zoe, zoe. The City
Miss En- Williams, of Ripley, spent
Wednesday evening here as the guest
Of Miss Beulah Bailey.
Washable summer ties at special
price Of 15c at The City Talk.
A good line Of talcbms, soaps, face
powders and shampoos at The City
Talk.
Miss Ethel Yend LusSy, of Nash
vile, is the guest Of Miss Beulah
Bailey.
Thirty-eight merchants have united
to make Wednesday, July s, real
bargain day in Ripley.
Take home a quart of Fortunes
all-cream ice cream for lunch Moth
ing quite SO good Union Drug Co.
Messrs. w. E. Craig and 7. E. Viii
liams, Of the Munford community,
were in Covington Wednesday.
Local views Of Covington. five for
81: other cards the same. The City
Talk.
Our sodas and ice cream always
please and they come back for more
Union Drug Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Day, Of FL
lendale, spent Tuesday here visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Y. L. Ogilvie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hays Flowers, Of
Memphis, were the guests Of their
uncle, Mr.. Dave Cummins, Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony Shelton
were in Ripley Wednesday evening
to attend a wedding ceremony there.
Misses Francis and Ruth Cameron,
Of Memphis, arrived Monday for a
visit to Mrs. G.. f. Baxter.
Miss Ruth Jacocks, Of Dyersburg.
arrived Wednesday to be the guest of
Miss Mildred Cobb.
Messrs. S. J. Sheriff. and Battle
Shaw, Of Brownsville. visited friends
here Tuesday and Wednesday.
Wanted votes enough to elect
John Walton Register, He can rem
der the best Of service. A friend.
Misses Louise O'Neal and Ella B.
Bell visited friends and relatives in
Memphis Wednesday and Thursday.
When you have a party, reception,
or anything of the kind, see US for
refreshments, favors, etc. Union
Drug Co.
Miss Louise Harris, of Stanton,
and Miss Lucille Stevens, Of Mem
phis, were the guests of Mrs. H. M.
Prettyman the first part Of the week.
Misses Jane Morgan, Of Jackson,
and Elizabeth Mann, Of Henning,
were the guests of Miss LYDIA Shell
ton Wednesday evening.
Messrs. E. H. Worrell, |. H. and
Jake Lowenhaupt, w. G. McDougald
and DR.. III. X. Templeton spent last
Thursday at Open lake fishing.
Esq. w. A. and Mr. Walker Shoaf,
of this community, were in Jackson
Wednesday to attend the farm DEM
onstration exercises there.
Mr.. Cecil Marshall Of Memphis,
spent Wednesday in Covington as the |
guest of his brother, Mr. Bryan Mar
she'll.
Mr.. w. A. Black, Jr., of Dallas,
Texas, spent Tuesday and Wednes-
day here, visiting friends and rela-
tives.
Mr.. Alfred Vaughan, Of Detroit, is
pursuing a cotton course in one of |
the business colleges in Memphis, |
preparatory to entering the cotton
business next fall.
Mr. Paul Battle, Of Arlington, was
a visitor here Wednesday. He was
member of the both Division and saw
many of his comrades here with
whom he served in the army.
DR.. w. NJ. Bigham, Of Kerrville;
Messrs. M. G. Joyner and John Sauc-
Ter, Of the Perry's Campground vi
cinity, were business visitors here
Wednesday.
Rev. Ashbel Baird, of Rives, was
in Covington Friday and also attend
ed the picnic of the A. R. P. church
at Glenn Springs given on the same
day.
Master Robert Drane, of Florence,
Ala, arrived Wednesday evening for
a visit to relatives here during the
absence of his parents in New York
City.
Rev L. D. Hamilton and Mr.. J. H.
Flippin were in Jackson, Tuesday to
attend meeting Of the Memphis
conference educational board. The |
latter is a member Of that organi- |