The courier-index., 1918-05-24

Water rentals MUST BE PAID BY THE 15TH OF EACH MONTH, otherwise the water will be cut off. THIS IS FINAL. Rental Is payable at the Bank of Marianna. s. s. McGill. superintendent. 80 sea
 Lieut.. Jesse Johnston spent the past and Mrs. W. A. Johnston, ST. Lieut.. Johnston was enroute to Camp Pike from Augusta, Ga.
 I Don't throw away your old shoes. Take them to Gilberg's electric shoe shop and have them repaired. You l can get lots of good wear out of them. Workmanship and materials are the best. *31
 Lieut.. Weldon L. Moore of Sher- man. Texas, was in the city the first of the week, the guest of his rela- tives, MT. and Mrs.L.M. Osborne. He was enroute to Sherman from Camp Jackson.
 Clifton Harrington, who has been studying in the St. Louis College of Pharmacy, arrived here the latter part of last week to spend the sum- mer at home He will return to St. Louis this fall to resume his studies. A*s
 Burk Mann has been appointed democratic election commissioner of Lee county by Gov. Brough, succeed ing Hugh Leary who has removed to Little Rock The board consists of Burk Mann and D. L. Griffis, demo- crats, and J. Shaul, republican. Mrs. Marvin Jones returned today from Holly Springs, Miss, where she has been visiting friends and rela- tives. On her return to Marianna, she was accompanied by her sisters in-law, Misses Pauline and Lucille Jones who will spend several weeks visiting here.
 Put your liberty bonds and other valuable papers in ol of our safety deposit boxes where they will be safe from fire, burglary and loss through other means. Lee County National Bank. s31 Billy Halbert, aged GA years, for many years a prominent citizen of Haynes, died Tuesday at his home in Palestine. His remains were brought to Haynes and inferred Wednesday. MT. Halbert is survived by two nnn af asc daughters is Mrs. J. N. Sturdivant l of this city.
 | Have your shoes repaired at our new shoe repairing plant The most modern machinery. the best of ma terials and expert workmanship. We guarantee every job turned out l Ci,berp s13 At the meeting of the Council of the Diocese of Arkansas at Bates i vile last week, Rev. c. c. Burke, rec Isstor of St. Andrews church in Mari anna, was chosen as one of the cler-
 ical trustees of Sewanee University l and J. B. Daggett, also of Marianne,
 was selected as one of the lay trus-
 tees of the educational institution.
 Dr. A. l.. Wilsford was in the city
 Tuesday enroute to his home at Moro
 from Memphis where he went to pur- chase two thoroughbred Holstein
 heifers from Ed Perry, famous Hol-
 stein breeder. Dr. Wilsford says he
 puchased two beauties which he ex- poets to make the foundation for a
 fine Holstein herd on his place at , Moro.
 Mir. and Mrs. Oglesby Little Rock announce the marriage of their
 neice. Miss Miriam Blake Everett, to
 Henry Jewell Howard of Arkansas I City, on April 8. air. Howard en-
 listed with the marine corps from i Memphis on May II, and now IS in
 training at Paris Island, s. c. He
 is a son Mir. and Mrs. L. G. Howard l of La Grange.
 The Little Rock Democrat of
 Thursday, May 16, contains an ac- ! count of the marriage of Frederick
 J. Herring, we'll known civil engineer of Forrest City, to Miss w. F..
 Strangeways, daughter of MT. and
 Mrs. w. F. Strangeways, of 809 Van
 Buren street, Little Rock, Bishop
 Winchester of the Episcopal church
 officiating. Mir. and Mrs. Herring will reside in Forrest City and will
 be at home ater May 25.
 s&ss
 Miss Ruth Mclean entertained l the Young Ladies Club of the Meth l odist church on Tuesday afternoon.
 Mrs. Whitaker led the devotional ex-
 ercises and read the 18th chapter of Romans, followed by prayer. The I club was glad to receive Miss Frances
 Derrick as a member. Mrs. Chas.
 England and Miss Frances Govan
 were visitors. After the study hour I the club adjourned to meet with Mrs.
 Will Evans on June 4.