The courier-index., 1918-08-02

Lumber Company here for a number of years, has accepted position with the Lesser-Goldman Cotton Go, sue. ceeding w. B. Hoyle, who recently resigned and went to Little Rock
 No matter if your job amounts to one of thirty days work, we cheer. furnish figures on same. Call T F. Hobbs at Tt ner's. 'tf
 Mrs. |. Shaul and daughter, Miss Irene win leave next Wednesday for Chicago and New York to buy goods for the Shaul store
 Look ate the work we have done elsewhere in Marianna, then let us figure on your concrete work J W Fielder cintractor 3l
 Will Cox, prominent and thor oughly progressive farmer residing in Union township was business visitor in the city Tuesday
 666 cures Headaches. Biliousness, Loss of Appetite or that tired, aching feeling. due to Malaria or Colds. Fine tonic. .tf
 o, G. Norment of the Home Lum- Der Company spent several days last week in Malvern and Little Rock, looking after business matters
 c. E. Daggett and w. S. McClin- tock, Lee county's delegates to the constitutional convention, spent Sun day here with their families.
 L. L. Roberts and wife have re- turned from St. Louis and points in Illinois where they spent two weeks visiting friends and relatives.
 J. c. Pyron and j. Q. Pyron and wife of Jackson, Tenn, are here visit ing w A. and I. L. Pyron. They made the trip in their motor car.
 K. E. Raones of Little Rock was in the city Wednesday adjusting the fire loss sustained by P. D. McCul- loch on office effects Friday night.
 Miss Emma Clark went to Mem phis Wednesday afternoon to attend the funeral of her friend, Mrs. Boyce Woollard, who died in Chicago Tues day.
 Miss Frances Govan, who has been for several weeks with her sis. ter, Mrs. Ray Case, at her home in Mountain View, is expected home Saturday.
 Mrs. A. A. McClendon has gone to Mont Eagle. Tenn. where she will spend several weeks. Later she will visit relatives at Alexander CIty, Ala, before returning home.
 Miss Floy Johnston has returned from Hot Springs where she has been visiting for several weeks. She will leave Monday for Tutwiler, Miss, to visit friends and relatives Mrs. Harry Word returned Satur. day from Metropolis, Illinois, and spent several days here with her brother, Ensign Olin McAlexander before returning to her home in Hel- ena.
 Mrs. F. N. Burke and children Mrs. F. H. Govan, Chas. Govan and Dudley Peete Harris will leave on Tuesday of next week In Mrs. Burke's car for Biloxi, Miss, where they will spend several weeks.
 Jas. L. Miller of Moro has just re turned from Springfield, Mo-, where he has completed course in telegraphy in a business college It is his intention to enter the serv ice of one of the railroads. Herschel Smith, one of the fine young men from Oak Forrest who volunteered for service in the army more than year ago, was here las' week on a visit to home folks. Ht is stationed at Newport News, Va. Dr. Louis c. Bernays, noted op tician, is at the Hotel Marianna fol two days-today and tomorrow Those who wish to consult hin with reference to their eyes ant for glasses may see him at the hotel 8
 Will Brown of Rondo has accept ed a position as salesman for Lari more Robinson. Mir. Brown has rented the Hutton property'on on Pear street recently vacated by W. B Hoyle and will move his family here on September 1.
 Geo. R. Wyman, special representa- tive of the government in the cam paign for the sale of War Savings