The courier-index., 1918-09-13


 Look at the label on your paper. | It gives the date of expiration of | your subscription. If it is not paid in advance by October 1 your name will be dropped from the list. Mrs. c. l.. Apple, Mrs. O. L. Will iamson, Mrs. D. s. Clark, Miss Pearl Mann and c. w. Greenhaw were visitors to Helena Wednesday. Max D. Miller, Jr, and Paul Nixon have gone to Gulfport, Miss, to enter upon their second years work in the Gulfcoast Military Academy. 1 Miss Marjorie Smith, who spent l the summer at Wheatley, has re- turned to Marianna to re-enter school. She is a neice of Mrs. 4. 4. McClen- don.
 The millinery department of the | Griffis-Newbern store will be open ! and ready for the fall trade within a week or ten days. The department will be in the new building near Mann's gin, and will be under the direction of Mrs. J. c. Williams. '14 1 Mrs. Wm. Atwater and daughter. Miss Marjorie. have returned from Lincolnton, N. C.. to spend the winter here with Mir. and Mrs. C.. J. Gregory.
 l Mrs. w. B. Bowers and two child | ren spent Sunday in Helena visiting | friends and to enter her sister, Miss l Theresa Shea, in school at the Sac | red Heart Academy
 Messrs. Julian Preleau and Brack l Campbell of Little Rock spent We'd nesday in Marianna, looking after the insurance interests of their re- I spective companies.
 l We will be glad to get your meat l orders in the afternoon for dinner | the next day. This will give us I plenty of time to put up orders early and get the best for you. Try this l few times and see if it doesn't help. Shumacker's Meat Market. *2s
 4. E. Taggart and Mrs. Tiny Coop CT, residing in South Marianna, were married Monday afternoon by the Rev Jno. A. Womack, pastor of the First Methodist church.
 Mrs. w. T. West, who has been here and at other points in Arkan-
 sae for several months visiting friends and relatives, has returned to her home in Atlanta, Ga.
 In an article in last weeks COur. ier-Index it was stated that under 1.-the government ruling cottonseed in the western zone would sell at $43 when it should have read $63. The Griffis- Newborn millinery de partment will be ready within a l week or ten days to supply you with fall and winter millinery. Our loca tion is in our new store building near ! Mann's gin Mrs. J. c Williams will be in charge of this departemet sl4
 I MT. and Mrs Lee Shaul are in Chicago for two weeks briday trip They will return to Marianna at ar early date and be at home at the T Hotel Marianna for the present.
 E. C. Kennedy who recently came to Marianna to accept office em
 ployment with the Miller Lumber Company, has moved his family into the Hutton property on Pearl street
 Word has been received here that
 Eugene Hampton, Gordon Mathews
 Buck Cross, Teddy Claywell and other Lee county boys who are mem
 bers of the 114th Supply Train. have arrived safely in France.
 The Griffis- Newborn millinery de
 partment will be ready within { p week or ten days to supply you witi
 fall and winter millinery. Our loca tion is in our new store building neal Mann's gin. Mrs. J. C Williams will be in charge of this iepartemet
 s14
 Deputy Sheriff John Jones return
 ed Monday from Little Rock where he went to take an insane negro
 Mir. Jones says this is the thirteenth insane negro he has taken to thu '. insane asylum in less than year Mrs. Wm. H. Deaderick and dau
 ghters, Misses Elizabeth and Mar garet, of Hot Springs, have gone t' New York to spend the winter witl Miss Edna Moseley, and while ther'
 the young ladies will attend school : Mrs. H. J. Oenning has receive' 3 notice of the safe arrival in Franc' of her sons, Sergt. Woodie l.. Muf
 dock and A. w Murdock. Sergt Woody Murdock arrived just on r week previous to his brothers al