The courier-index. (Marianna, Ark.) 1917-current, 1918-08-30
ADDITIONAL LOCALS

M. II. Ford, Mrs. c. L. Apple and
Miss Lucille Taylor went to st. Louis
Sunday night where they will BUY
the draperies, rugs and hangings for
Mr., Ford's new home. Before return
ing they will visit relatives in Quincy
and Alton.
Mrs Robinson of Charlottesville
and DIR. and Mrs. Russwurm OF La
Grange, spent last Friday afternoon
with friends in Mariana. Mrs. ROD
inson will be pleasantly remembered
as Miss Norma Wilkins, who was
reared here.
Mrs. A. S. Sutton and Miss Louise
Sutton, who have been visiting rela-
tiyes here, returned Sunday to their
home in Little Rock. Miss Louise
expects TO leave in few weeks TO
spend the winter at school for
Young ladies in New York.
MIR. and Mrs. L. w. Fielder, who
recently came here from Dallas, Tex
as. have taken apartments at the
FutraIl home on Pearl street and
will reside in Mariana in the future.
Mr.. Fielder is son of j. w. Fielder,
well known concrete contractor.
r. ID. Jarratt, who has been in Los
Angeles, California, the past three
months with his family, returned to
Mariana Saturday night. He was
accompanied by his little son, Robert.
Mrs. Jarratt and daughter will re-
turn to Mariana the latter part of
September.
A. b. Lawson, who has been keep |
ing books for the Miller Lumber Co !,
has resigned his position effective
tomorrow and on Monday he will
accept a position as bookkeeper for
the e. ]. Beazley Company. He will
be succeeded in the office of the /
Miller Lumber Co. by &. c. Kennedy /
of Memphis.
Louie Wilenzick, whose stock Of /
merchandise was partially destroyed
by fire several weeks ago. and who
later opened for business in the w.
II. Lewis building. has sold his bust
ness to his two brothers, Sam and
Morris WiIenzick OF Trun n. Mr..
Wiienzick expects to go to baltimore |
to enter business in that city.
d. W. Hughes, principal of the col
ored school here. has gone to Little
Rock to attend a meeting of voca-
tional teachers held under the pro- |
visions Of the Smith-Hughes federal /
law. The colored school in Mariana
is one of the three colored schools |
In Arkansas that has attained rank |
that entities it to federal aid.
Dudley Peete and Mayo Harris. ac-
companied by their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. W. p Harris, will leave Sunday |
for Sewanee Military Institute in |
Tennessee where the boys will enter /
school Dudley Peete finished his /
high school course at Sewanee last |
year. Mayo goes to enter upon the |
third year of high school work
J. E. Mann, whose jewelry store
was destroyed by fire two weeks
ago. spent several days in Mephis
this week purchasing new fixtures |
He will reopen his business in the |
front of the building occupied by |
N. J. Williams, undertaken. Mr. |
Mann hopes to be ready for bust |
ness within two or three weeks
Lieut. j. d. Benham. son of Mr. and |
Mrs j. Benham, Sr.. of this city. is |
here from the officers training camp |
at Camp Dodge. Iowa, from which |
school he has just graduated. He
was awarded a commission as sec
ond lieutenant and has been assign |
ed to the regular army. He will re-
port back to Camp Dodge on Septem-
Der s.
The splendid rains that have fallen
during the past week have spoiled
many nubbins and brought smiles
to the faces of the farmers Late