The courier-index., 1918-03-22

tMTS. E. G. VdSucT Has returned from New Orleans where she spent several weeks with her mother who was Fl.
 MT. and Mrs. Albert Pilkington have moved to Hughes where MT. pllkington is agent for the Missouri Pacific railroad.
 Rev. C. c. Burke spent Monday night in Forrest City where he con- ducted services at the Church of the Good Shepherd.
 Team No. of the agricultural div ision of the Marianna Commercial Club will hold a big meeting at Mound City tonight.
 Our new shoe repair shop is now in operation. Bring us your work and have it done by an expert on modern machinery. Gilberg. *23
 Gilberg's Shoe Repairing Machin- cry has arrived and is being install ed. Bring all your repair work here and have it done right Gilberg *23
 Quite a number of Marianna peo- pie went to Forrest City Thursday night to hear lecture at the EpiscO- pal church of that city by Arch Deacon Webber.
 Mrs. c. E. Daggett returned last night from Hot Springs where she spent several weeks with her mother Mrs. Lockwood, who is undergoing s-. I@%
 Chas. Mckee, R. D. Smith and M H. Ford spent Tuesday in Little Rock attending a conference of de partments who will direct the sale of the Third Liberty Loan issue.
 M. Fender, manager of the Griffis & Newborn Garage, went to his former home in Louisiana Saturday night to pack up his household goods preparatory to moving his family to Marianna.
 Miss Martha Mckee went to Mem phis last Friday to spend several days with her mother who is in the Baptist hospital in that city. we are glad to be able to say that Mrs Mckee is convalescing from her re cent illness.
 The ladies of the Christian church are now ready to take orders foi spring flowers. Ask for catalog. ol phone your orders to Mrs. Ross Houston. Mrs. Lee Nixon or any ol the other ladies of the church and we will be glad to serve you. Presi dent. Sl
 The Memphis Commercial Appeal carries a picture of Everett Cook and the news that he was one of the first pilots to cross the German lines in an airplane. Mir. Cooks many friends here were glad to learn oi his safety and distinction.
 Mrs. Lou NJ. Hays, who spent sev eral weeks here, the guest or 'hei daughter, Mrs. Jeannette Pickard and other relatives, left Friday after noon for a short stay in Jackson Tenn. before going to- her home II Monteagle for the summer.
 Mrs. A. Chapsky, who has been wis iting her sister, Mrs. John Williams left Friday afternoon for New Yorf where she Will visit relatives fol several weeks, after which time sh' will return to Marianna for an in definite stay with her sister.
 R. E. Brooks, A. H. Mallory an' Henry James have purchased iron the demonstration farm at Blacktowi five head of thoroughbred registered Duroc-Jersey hogs, the total purchas' price aggregating $650. MT. Jame paid s250 for a prize winning SOW.
 w. A. Willis has purchased the D' Lano meat market fixtures and 1 now ready to serve the public witt choice fresh meats of all kinds a cheapest cash prices. Market Il connection with the grocery stor at Red Star old stand. Phone III s23
 Star Greig, county demonstratiol agent, is in receipt of a letter not agent, is in receipt of letter noi' specialist in honey production, wil be in Marianna on Friday, March zs for the purpose of stimulating intel