The courier-index., 1918-02-15

}. V. HOllanback returned Monday
from St Louis where he has been
since the Christmas holidays. He
was accompanied on his return by
his son, John, who has been in
school at Webster Grove.
Your clothes dry or steam cleaned
and guaranteed to please. Eliza Cliff
ford Phone 100. stf
S. II. Grove of Poplar Bluff, Mo-,
one of the directors and the vice
president of the Peoples Savings
Bank OF this city, spent several days
in Mariana this week looking after
business interests and greeting
friends.
Leale & Wells, general transfer,
wood and coal We move anything
loose at both ends Phones IL and
1876 Il
Lee Caltarp who has been employ
ed in the Mississippi Cash Store
has accepted position in the Mis-
souri, Pacific freight office. succeed
ing Dan Rilkington, who has resign
ed to travel for a wholesale grocery,
firm out of Memphis.
Ralph Parlette the greatest Ameri
can Humorist Lecturer, School Audi
forum Saturday night. 1886 cents.
SIC
Shumacker's Market is headquart-
ers for country produce Always in
the market for eggs, butter, hens.
chickens and turkeys Bring what
you have to sell and | will give you
the top price for same. Call me and
let me know what you have to sell.
Phone 313. *tf
Circle Number Three of the Metho-
dist church will hold candy sale
at the Peoples Bank on Friday after
noon. February %. SIT
Hugh Robertson, who has been en-
gagged in Y NJ c.. A. work at Camp
Pike. and who recently was accept
ed for service in the aviation branch,
is here on a furlough visiting his
parents, Judge and Mrs. K. ID. Robert
son. He is expecting to receive or
ders to report to an aviation camp.
Circle Number Three of the Metho-
dist church will hold a candy sale
at the Peoples Bank on Friday after
noon. February 22. e17
! H. b. Benford. well known colored
farmer residing six miles west of
the city. lost his home by fire We'd
nesday afternoon The building was
valued at $500 and the household
effects at $1,000. He carried $3.50
insurance on the building. but none
on his goods
Circle Number Three of the Metho-
dist church will hold candy sale
at the Peoples Bank on Friday after
moon February 90 s17
VIII Yarbrough and J. r. FELTON,
attended the big sale of thorough
bred live stock in Little Rock last
week. Mr.. Yarbrough bought a
shorthorn bull IL months old that
weighed LOO pounds He paid $500
for the animal Mr. FELTON, bought
four shorthorn COWS and three calves
for $1,000.
No matter if your job amounts to
one of thirty days work, we cheer
furnish figures op same. Call t. e.
rJahhs 81 TURNER'S eff
r. l.. Nixon and wife Sunday re-
ceiyed a cablegram from their son,
Lieut.. Robt. l.. Nixon, who is In
France. stating that he had just
received a long delayed letter from
his parents expressing anxiety over
the fact they had not heard from
him The letter was written nearly
/ four months ago.
Kings Improved Cottonseed. Early
maturing. Let me have your orders
now for delivery about March lotn,
S. ID. Johnston, agent. sze
Mr.. and Mrs Malcome Pender ana
children will come to Marianne IRON
Patterson. la, soon 70 make. tpelF
home in the future M Penaer %lA
have the arrangements Of 2 garage
here Mrs. Fender viii be Tensm
bered as Miss Dora AXE and ner
! .,,,r,arous friends will be glad 10