The courier-index., 1918-05-31

grove on Wednesday afternoon and brcke her arm.
 Mrs. A. c. Davidson and little son have returned from Brownsville, Ark, where they spent several weeks visit ing friends and relatives. \ J. k. Manning of Haynes, a mem Der of the signal corps at Camp Beau past week at Haynes, Rondo and Forrest City
 1 S. A. Waits, who has been employ ' ed as salesman for the Mixon-Mc- Clintock Company, has gone to his home in Wichita Falls, Texas, to l join the army.
 l No matter if your job amounts to one of thirty days work, we cheer furnish figures on same. Call T. k. 1 Hobbs at Turner's stf
 Mrs. C. L. Apple, Marshall Apple and Miss Emma Clark returned Monday night from short visit to i Little Rock. They made the trip in Mrs. Apples Cadillac.
 ] Mrs. W. M. Atwater, who has been i spending the winter here with MT. ! and Mrs. c. J. Gregory, has returned to her home at Lincoln, N C., where l ha xxyiu bo i Tax Assessor R. H. Lindsey spent Saturday in Little Rock conferring with members of the state tax com mission with reference to the work of assessing property for taxes 1 Paul Nixon, Max Miller, Frank McAlexander and James Robertson who have been attending the Gulf port Military Academy at Gulfport, Miss, have returned home to spend the summer vacation.
 The children of St. Andrews Sun : day school enjoyed a most delightful picnic in the Atkins grove on We'd nesday afternoon. There was a large number of children and grown i ups invited, and all report a fine i time.
 Max Yoffie of Springfield, Mo. was here Tuesday night visiting his brother, H. Yoffie. He made the trip in his auto. MT. Yoffie was a resident of Forrest City for twenty years, but is now successful busi- ness man at Springfield. Dr. Stout from Helena will be at Hotel Marianna Tuesday night and Wednesday morning, and Friday night and Saturday morning; each week till further notice. stf
 
 Henry Rodgers is here from St. Louis visiting friends and relatives. He expects to leave within the next ten days for the east and will sail for France to become identified with the Y. NJ. c. A. work with the Ameri- can expeditionary forces in France.
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 Mrs. l.. M. Osborne has as her guests this week Miss Gladys Culver and Mrs. Ross Hubbard of Tulsa, Okla, and Mrs. Ella M. McKin of Marshaltown, Iowa. The ladies are on an auto trip to points in the east where they will spend the summer.
 Word has been received from Har- " Houck announcing his safe arrival in France. MT. Houck is a brother of Ned Houck and Mrs. G F. Gam brell of this city. He is a member n the Forrestr, hr;.s've and sailed for France about ten days or two weeks ago.
 Mr. and Mrs. w. P. Harris and son Mayo, accompanied by Misses Wilma Beazley and Jamie Penn Brown, will leave Sunday for Sewanee, Tenn, to be present upon the occasion of the graduation of Dudley Peete Harris as a member of the high school class of Sewanee University. Your Liberty Bona IS Just iihe piece of greenback-if it becomes lost it becomes source of profit to someone else. Protect your bond and all other valuables by renting a safety deposit box for the small sum of s1 year. Lee County National Bank. '3l
 Henry J. Bellew and Mrs. Sudie Edwards were married Sunday after noon by Rev. J. B. Easley, pastor of the Christian church. MT. Bellew IS a we'll known young citizen of Mari anna and is a plasterer by trade. His bride is employed as an operat- or in the local telephone exchange.