The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1921-05-12
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PERSONAL MENTION

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All rugs reduced. Hamilton Bros
4 Mr.. j, e. Anderson, Of Mason, was
visitor in the city Friday
Black Hawk corn and cottor
planters. NJ, A. Walker & Co,
Mr.. Lee Watkins, Of Ripley, was
IN the city Friday,
9xl2 grass rugs, $3.50, Hamilton
Bros,
Mr.. ], N, Ellison, Of Upton, was
among che visitors here Monday.
Okla grass rugs. $3.50. Hamilton
Bros,
Mr.. A, ]. Foster, Of District No. 5
was visitor here Monday.
Refrigrrators priced right al
Hamilton Bros.
Mr. ]. G. Moore, Of Simonton, was
a visitor here Monday.
An kinds Of blacksmithing and re-
pair work at Smith \ Morrisett's.
Miss Annie Mary Hanna spent the
Weekend with relatives in Memphis,
The grandparents Of today were
reared on Omega flour Try It now.
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Sutton left Sat
urday for Newbern TO visit relatives
for the weekend.
/ Some bargains in used cars and
trucks. Shelton's Garage.
Mrs. John Lucado, Of the Idaville
vicinity, returned Friday, after a visit
to Mrs. Claud Simonton
We buy and sell peas. M. A.
Walker & Go.
Mr.. Lloyd Bailey, Of Champagne,
H., arrived Saturday to spend the
weekend with relatives here.
Forty-five-pound felt mattresses,
| $40 Hamilton Bros.
Mr. F. w. Hill left Saturday for
Gates, where he visited his son, Mr..
Blaine Hill, for several days.
Screen doors and screen windows.
M. "A. Walker & Co,
Mr.. w. Al. Moore and daughter,
Madaline went to Ripley Saturday to
visit relatives.
Forty-five-pound felt mattresses,
$40. Hamilton Bros.
Mr.. H. w. Davidson, Of Munford,
was business visitor to Covington
Monday.
Oliver Chilled plows and repairs.
M. Al. Walker &Co.
Messrs. Ed Atkins and ]. w. Cor
bitt, of Munford, were business visi-
tors here Monday.
Plant soy beans with your corn.
We have the seed. M. A. Walker &
Company.
Miss MolIie Harrell spent the last
weekend with the family of her
father near Almyra.
At Dinty Moore's party the prize
was sack Of White Ring flour. Mr..
Jiggs carried off the honors.
DR.. E. A. Boswell, Of Troy, spent
Sunday with his father, Mr.. j. w.
Boswell, in the Munford vicinity.
The housekeeper recalls her 'baR-
ing triumphs" when Tube Rose flour
is mentioned.
Mr.. L. D. Hammer, of Dyersburg,
spent Sunday here visiting I his
mother. MRS. Annie Hammer.
Soy beans are fine feed for hogs.
Plant them now with the corn. M.
A. Walker & Go.
Mr.. Charles Volz, Of Ripley, was
the guest Of his cousin, Mr.. Dudley
McGaughey, Sunday.
Oh, boyl Those biscuits made
from Tube Rose flour are never to
be forgotten
Messrs. B. F. and w. T. Terry, Of
Somerville, attend the funeral of
Mrs. N. A. Whitehorn Monday.
Jiggs was out late, but Maggie
was satisfied when he gave her a
sack Of White Ring flour.
Misses Frances and Ruth Cameron,
Of Memphis, visited Mrs. Minnie
Baxter for the weekend.
Our stock Of soy beans are home
grown They are fine. M. A..
Walker & Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Dew and chill
dren spent Sunday and Monday in
Memphis.
Hot days coming; you'll need a re-
frigerator. See the line at Hamil-
ton Bros.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Martin spent
this weekend in Memphis visiting
Mrs. Martins relatives.
The cheerful cook is a blessing in
the home. Keep her so by using
White Ring flour.
Ella Louise and Freeda Lacost, of
Obion, came down Sunday and are
spending the week with their grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. s. Miller.
The history Of Upton county has
been made BY people who use
Omega flour. Try it now.
Mr.. and Paul Horn, Of Memphis,
spent Sunday with the family of her
father, Mr.. ]. w. Boswell, of near
Munford.
Mr.. L. P. Cummock, superinten-
dent Of the Churchill Compress Co.,
with headquarters in Memphis, came
up Sunday night for a brief visit.
just received carload Of cooking
coal. Let us have your order. H.
B. Shelton,
Mrs. Susie Smitheal, Of Memphis,
came up Monday evening on visit
to her daughter, Mrs. Grant Reid, and.
sister, Mrs. Annie Hammer.
Smith & Morrisett do all kinds Of
repairing and their prices are right.