The courier-index. (Marianna, Ark.) 1917-current, 1917-10-26

No 9, located at Fort Roots, we're
here Saturday and Sunday with home
/ folks and friends
! S. S. Oliver, who formerly resided
i near Council, but more recently a
resident of Louisiana, has been here
the past few days prospecting with
! view to again locating in Lee county.
Mr.. Farmer, lumber is very cheap
now. The proceeds from one hog
/ will buy twice as many shingles now
/ as it would two years ago. Buy now
from Kershaw Lumber Co. tt
] Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Campbell of
+, Forrest City, are the parents of
/ fine boy baby who arrived Wednes-
day. Mrs. Campbell is daughter
/ of Mr.. and Mrs w. B. Mann of this
/ city.
i If you are interested in high grade
concrete work see the double garage,
/ driveways and walks at r. ID. Smiths
/ home on Pearl street. J. w. Field
er, concrete contractor, did the work.
3
Mesdames. W. S. McClintock and
ID. S. Clark will leave Sunday for
Fl Smith to attend the State Fed
GRAFTON of Women's Clubs. They go
as delegates from the Mariana Self
! Culture Club.
Blankets, comforts, bed linens,
ready-made hem-stitched sheets,
ready-made pillow slips at prices as
/ cheap as you can bly the goods.
You save the making. The e. ].
Beazley Co. 20
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Derrick have
moved into their new bungalow op
Main street The cottage they have
been occupying near the public school
has been leased to Mr.. and Mrs. l..
Wilenzick.
Paul Benham and wife have leased
! the residence of Z. j. Beazley and
are moving into it, Mr. Beazley and
family are preparing to move to
Louisville, KY, where they expect to
| be located for six months at least.
Ladies, we want you to take a
look at our new line of fall and
winter skirts, coats, latest materials
in silks, satins and woolens. We
have never before been able to show
such exquisite styles. The e. ].
Beazley Co. 20
Sheriff Arthur Cotter, accompanied
by Dave Shea and Henry James, left
yesterday morning for Little Rock
with nine negro convicts sentenced
to terms in the penitentiary and with
one negro who will be committed to
the insane asflum.
The Courier-Index is prepared to
have executed the finest of engraved
work. Wedding announcements, in
vitations, calling and business cards
1 anything in the way of high-class
\ stationery that should be engraved.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. j f. Jarratt of San
/ Antonio, Texas, are the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. r. ID. Jarratt and Mrs
| j. r. Jarratt. They spent the past
i summer in Denver and during the
past three weeks they have been
east.
Constable J. W. Jones went to Gill
yesterday to attend funeral services
over the remains of his granddaugh-
ter, Carrie Louise Jones, aged 10
months. daughter of Mr. and Mrs
Claud Jones. The child died We'd
nesday evening.
NJ Reagler, who has been associat.
ed with Philip Schulman in the con
duct of the City Bakery here and
who recently disposed OF his interests
to his partner, has moved to Wynne
| where he has invested in a confec-
tionery and bakery
How would you like to paint your
house with white enamel? This is
what we propose to do. and 1t will
last THREE TIMES as long as lead
and oil paint. Call at Turner's and
let T.. e. Hobbs explain this wonder
full new paint to you. 81
C. ]. Gregory, who has been carry
ing the mail on route number one out
of Mariana, has resigned his posi-
ton with the government and has
accepted employment as salesman
with the Nixon McClintock Co. He
has been succeedeu as mail carrier
by John Verhooven.
John G. Williams handles the finest
line of monuments ever brought to
Mariana. If you are in the market
for a monument to place over the
grave OF those who are dear to you,
see Mr.. Williams and let him show
YOU illustration of his line. The
work is exceptionally good. tt
| Bob Kinnard, one of the most pros
i porous planters in the county, has
sold his fine farm near Park Place
to a man from Mississippi, the con
! sideration being $4,000. The land