The courier-index., 1917-09-28

{ house meats or all klndS. Hams, sausage, ribs everything in a high class meat market DeLano Phone 43. 29
 Miss Leslie Freeman, who has been visiting her friend, Miss Mar garet Wilson, in Russellyille, has i gone to Fayetteville on a visit with i Miss Berniee Greaves
 FOR SALE Second hand Ford, set tires. Enquire of Hunter & Lan- ham, Vineyard. 29tf Yesterday D. P Hilton purchased 1 from J. Shaul two bales of cotton. one and five-sixteenth inch staple, l for thirty-three cents a pound The two bales weighed 963 pounds and brought s323.58.
 1 Superintendent Fred l.. MacChes- ney of the city schools, and his wife are today moving from the | Hutton dwelling on Pearl street to apartments in Dr. c. T. Chandler's residence on Mulberry street.
 Bennett Freeman, who left here | several weeks ago with the first draft contingent from Lee county to the new army has been transferred | from the infantry at Camp Pike to the quartermaster's corps.
 Woody Murdock, who is in Mem- | phis taking course in cotton class | ing, spent Wednesday here with | friends and relatives He expects to go to Brinkley in the near future and will be stationed in that city during the cotton season.
 l Word has been received here to the effect that Mrs. Amos Rodgers, wife of Amos Rodgers, formerly of this city, now residing at Elaine, died on Friday of last week. MT. Rodgers is a nephew of Esq. A. S.. Rodgers of this city.
 l FOR SALE-Four fine farms, cheap. One in particular is big bargain It consists of 600 acres, | 300 in the hills and 300 in the bot | toms very fine land. Come to see i us Chandler -Jarratt Company. If l O. c. Sutton & Co., are erecting a modern two-story brick building on Crestnut St., near Poplar, The low CT floor will be occupied by the lCoca- Cola bottling works. The sec ond story will be cut into three Il apartments of five rooms each and will be for rent.
 Il Begin the new month right. Buy your fresh meats and packing house products from DeLano's Meat Mark ct in rear of Leary's store. Open tomorrow. Phone 43. 29 Frank Wright formerly of this city now with the Mcclure syndicate store at Rome, Ga, will on October l accept the management of the Freeman five, ten and twenty five cent store at Blytheville.
 Mrs. Griffin S1aith and two child ren of Paragould are here for an ! indefinite stay at the home of c. E Daggett, while Mrs. DaggetL is with her mother, who is in a critical con- dition in a hospital in Wichita, Kan sas, as the result of a stroke of paralysis.
 J. E. Wood, Esq R. M. Hays and ] Dune Brown, commissioners of ac- counts, are holding daily sessions at the court house checking up the ] accounts of the county officials They will make their report to Cir cult Judge J. M. Jackson when he :! convenes court here on Monday
 October s.
 Mrs M B. Wilson, sister of T. r, Woodall, and her daughter, Miss Blanche, have returned from Mem
 phis, to which city they were called
 Saturday by the tragic death of
 Mrs. Wilson's nephew, c. H. Lang ham, who received fatal injuries in collision between his motorcycle and an automobile He was hurt on
 Tuesday and died on Saturday.
 Make your arrangements right now to take dinner with the ladies Of the
 Cemetery Association at the city hall on Tuesday, October 9. <
 Henry Howe, who operates grist
 mill at La Grange, is installing a
 modern Midget Flour Mill with a
 capacity of fifteen barrels daily.
 The farmers of Lee county have
 been urged to SOW more wheat and
 scores of them are making prepara- tions to do so this fall. The flour mill at La Grange will give them an opportunity to have their wheat
 ground into flour for home con sumption. in the event they do not care 10 dispose of their grain ! Of course you are going to eat dinner at the city hall on Tuesday October g. On that date the ladies of the Cemetery Association will serve splendid feast.
 Robt. L. Foreman, who left here nearly month ago for Leon Springs { Texas where he was member or