The courier-index., 1918-02-08

anna. le says Mir. Turner's health is rmach improved.
 I.aaies' fine dresses and coat suits given SD, scial attention Elza Clifford yPhta,a 1, }O *tf
 Corpor al Dunham Mulkey, who has been at Camp Beauregard, La, has heen tra nsferred to Canp Hancock. tGa.s sand put with detachment of faotor mechanics.
 TO THE FARMERS-I pay CASH { for rsonntry produce. Bring your eeggs. butter, turnips potatoes, and
 peas fto. me. w. A. Willis, cash gro aeer. *2S
 J. r, Greer one of the best known Ivcitizsns of Marianna, has gone to Marvell k where he has opened IxgaEage. His family is residing in
 afelane at 713 Pecan street. Your clothes dry or steam cleaned Iaand rgNaranteed to please. Elza Cliff
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 Arthur Stedman. who was formerly sxAati@Isede here in the tick eradication
 service now one of the game war tiians, satationed at Newport, spent Saturday here greeting friends.
 iPersmls not having a convenient ,psace in which to smoke meat the tnl6 fashioned way will find liquid
 meat smoke at w. A. Willis grocery, ssuncessos to. the Red Star store. s2S
 Miss eCarace Evans. canning club agent fer Lee county. has returned from 'FaNetteville where she spent the past month taking special in- lsstrlistioIf 1ap her line of work.
 Parties wNho have business with the county superintendent of educa- t5on are requested to see Turney Whitenton ast Daggett's drug store. except 0n lLF'giday afternoons and Saturdays, vss,hen Prof. l.. Y Whit sntOn. the superintendent, VIII be in the city tt personally look after mauters pertaining to his office *9
 Mrs. w L. 3Foward had the mis- fortune uo fall aon the ice several days ago and suffered a fracture of the hip. wsich w1lf keep her confined to her bed for several weeks.
 Miss Anneta Keggs has gone to Lake EorTest, near Chicago, on visit to her sister, Mrs. F. l.. Brown. She was accompanied as far as Memphis by her brother, V. M Boggs.
 Mrs Eva Arringten. who came last week to be present at the mar riage of her daughter. Miss Evelyn Arlington to J. F. Stevenson. return 1 ed Saturday to her home in Sherrod. Miss.
 Miss Emma Jeane aIughes, of Haynes, left Tuesday fer Arkadel- phia to resume her studies in col lege at that place. She was called home to the funeral of her aunt. Mrs. G. B. Daniel.
 Houston Potts spent Monday night and Tuesday morning in Memphis with his father who was in Memphis from Kosciusko, Miss, to attend a conference of bankers on the third Liberty Bond sale.
 c. c. Kitchener launched his cam paign for the sale of Smileage books lass Monday and through the efforts of a number of ladies who made canvass of the city was very success full and quite number of the books were disposed of.
 The chafing Dish Club will meet with Mrs. Arthur Cotter this after noon and the meeting is being looked forward to by the members of the club and the other guests who are invited to partake of Mrs. Cotter's t
 MT and Mrs. Dick Ray and Miss Lillian Massingill, sister of Mrs. Ray, attend the dance at the Elks Club that night While here they were the guests of MT. and Mrs. Cayce Turner
 Corporal Gordon Mathews of Camp Beauregard, La, is spending the week here visiting his parents, MT. and Mrs. E J. Mathews. He was called home at this particular time on account of the illness of his mother. f-
 NJ H. Ford and family have moved 70 Mrs Apples bungalow on Chest nut street It is Mir Ford's inten- ion to tear down his house on Main street and erect a handsome new nome on the lot. They will remain n the bungalow until the home is 
 Sam Bowen and wife. who recently same to Mariana from Osceola. lave leased portion of Hugh Mix ,ns handsome residence on Pearl . 'treet. Mir. Bowen has purchased he Horseshoe plantation and is | it into model stock arm. [
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