The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1922-08-31
NEWS FROM TOWN AND COUNTY

! ANSsHagS girl.
Mrs. William, Jones, of this city.
is still on the sick list.
Miss Grace Lowenhaupt. who has
been quite ill for about three weeks,
is gradually improving.
There will be an ice cream sup
! per given at Wilson'S Chapel Friday
night, September 8, for the benefit Of
the church.
AN ice cream supper will be given.
at the sehoohouse at Garland Friday
night, the proceeds to go to the light
mo funds.
The residence of Mr. Will Lowen-
haupt on South Maple street is near
ing completion and will be ready for
occupancy in about two weeks.
Miss Clara Golightly, daughter
of Mr. Charles Golightly, of this city,
will enter St. Joseph's Hospital, Mem
phls, September 1, for training as a
nurse.
There will be an ice cream supper
at the Leighs Chapel schoolhouse
Saturday night, September 2, for the
benefit Of the church. The public is |
cordially invited to attend.
Rev, Egbert Smith, pastor Of the
Western Valley Baptist church near
Garland, baptized Is persons Sunday
afternoon at Walkers ferry, large
crowd being present at the service.
THE residence Of Mr.. Enos Smith
on South College street was slightly
damaged by fire Saturday about noon.
The fire was soon extinguished when
discovered and after the alarm had
been turned in.
Mr.. E. S. Gillian, agent of the
Louisville & Nashville railroad at
Stanton, while out driving in his car,
ran into a horse near Atoka, belong
ing to colored man of that COM
munity. The animal died as a result.
Mitchell Clark, colored, was
tried before United States Commits
sioner j. Lauderdale Richardson
Tuesday on a charge of owning aYd
operating an illicit still in this coun-
ty. He was bound over to the federal
court.
Mr.. Harry Gatlin and Miss Ger
trude Thompson, popular young
couple Of the End district, were united
in marriage Wednesday afternoon,
ESQ. r. w. Ashe officiating. They
will reside few miles southwest of
Covington
Misses Eula Williams and Flor
ence Marshall, teachers of the Burh-
son school, charmingly entertained /
the teachers of the Garland school and ;
their friends Tuesday evening at {
Burlison. A three-course menu was &
served during the evening. t
Mr.. j. s. Tobin, real estate dealer t
Of Memphis, recently purchased 200 S
acres in the 18th district from Miss
Victoria Montgomery and others, Il
Known as the ESQ. A. A. Montgomery S
.ract. The transfer was filed at tn i
'egister's office Monday. y
The protracted meeting of the A. t
R. p church at Rosemark was brought
% close Wednesday night. DR.. w, G
W. Orr, Of Charlotte, NJ c.. conducted .
he meeting, which resulted in many ?
additions to the chorch. A large I
number Of people attended the meet
ng from this county. I
The revival meeting which has
,een in progress at the Brighton
Baptist church for the past 10 days, ),
anne to successful conclusion Tues i
Law night. Or. /. N. Penick, of Jack :, :
on, Tenn, assisted by Rev. H. C. /"
Mount, singer, Of Trenton, conducted :
he meeting, which resulted in IS I
dditions to that church. :
Mr.. F. P. O'Bryan, of this city, is D
perating wagon yard back of the h
BUSINESS houses on the east side of the II
ublic square on the property of Mr.. D,
4. A. Ray. Hitching posts and feed
ng places have been provided for his m
atrons. The entrance to the yard is 4,
pposite Taylor's garage on East
'leasant avenue, one block from the d,
ublic square. D;
"A shipment of six cars of gravel vi
yas received this week b. the con- CO
FACTORS in charge Of the street i'm 81
rovement work here, which was long D
elayed. Ten more cars are expected pC
he latter part of the week Work on til
he improvement was resumed Mon to
ay morning in full blast, and it is m
oped it will be completed by the lat
II part of September. G.
The Junior Endeavor Society Of
lie First Presbyterian church pre-
.nted a carnival Friday night on the !,
wn of Mrs. w. S. Mayes on East e.,
liberty avenue. The program con ~
sted of music, beauty chorus and Isl
reading by Miss Elizabeth McClana- M
IN. At the conclusion of the per- mi
rmance refreshments were Served. pc
large audience was present and en- cel
we'd the occasion.
Mrs. Ida Jacques, aged SO years, u ~
fe of Mr.. Benjamin Jacques, of the ne ne
lelan neighborhood, died Saturday ~
ght after an extended illness. The IN
neral took place Sunday at the
larleston Methodist church, Rev. o.
Rainey conducting the services, lin
ter which the remains were inferred bri
Charleston cemetery. Mrs. JAG boI
es is survived by her husband and inc
ven small children. who have the Ia
mpathy Of the entire community in ~,
cir sad bereavement. III
The following marriage licenses Tn
We been issued this week bv the WI
lntv court clerk: Columbus Ran
Iph Sanders to Rosie Lilly Belle del
n Gordon. Harry Gatlin to Ger
Ide THOMPSON. Horace G. Boatner :
Minnie Mary Crumley, George anc
ashington Clinton to- Edna Earl phi
lrks, Benjamin Oliver Rowland to day
rrine Sherman. Arthur Lee Stew Ed
70 Flornnce Rrrd LIN, Rn1rlas f. Eli.