The courier-index., 1918-10-04

she spent a week with Mir Mulkey.
 z. c. Smith has gone to Winona, Miss, to attend the funeral of his. sister, Mrs. w. F. Wheeler of Mem phis.
 Mrs. Carson Hefner and Miss Els ther Horne went to Little Rock last Friday evening, returning home Mon- day.
 Mrs. F. R. Dupuy and little dau- ghter, Virginia Mason, returned Sat urday from a visit to relatives in Virginia.
 R. D. Smith and family and Mrs. D. S. Hummer are in Memphis, hay ing iven over Wednesday in MT. Smiths car
 Mir. and Mrs. Sam Harrington re- turned Saturday from Memphis where they had been to attend the Tri-State fair.
 Mrs. H. P Rodgers returned Mon day night to her home in Alton; H., after a visit to her daughter, Mrs. o. l.. Williamson.
 Warfield Gist, son of Mrs. Ger trude Gist, has safely arrived in France, according to advices just received by Mrs. Gist
 Clean seed wheat, grown in Lee county. Just what you want for this season. Selling at $2.15 bushel at Gassett. J. B. Hood. *12
 James Robertson and Leonaro Moody left this week for Vanderbilt University to enter the Students Army Training Corps.
 Mrs. Lee Derrick and little daugh, ter have returned from Amory,. Miss, where they spent several days visiting Mrs Derrick's parents, Judge and Mrs. J. A. Mayfield.
 The U S. civil service commission has announced that an examination will be held in Helena on November 9, to fill a vacancy in the fourth class postoffice at Aubrey
 Mrs. Robt & McClintock has gone to Newport News. Va. to be with her husband who is in the service of the government at that place.
 Mrs. D. P. Hilton and daughter, Miss Pauline, returned Saturday from Memphis where they visited friends and attended the fair last week.
 Horse wanted for it's board. Light work three days a week and good feed and care guaranteed. Will keep it until spring. Thos. L. Hamnett. Care of postmaster %12p
 Miss Norma Isaacs of Memphis is filling the position of Mrs Quinn at the Miller Lumber Company office. Mrs Quinn is away for two weeks vacation with relatives.
 Miss Virginia King has gone to Washington City to enter Colonial panied as far as St Louis by her father, County Clerk E. w. King.
 R. D. Jarratt went to Memphis Saturday to meet Mrs Jarratt, Madge and John, on their return from Cali fornia where they spent the summer. They arrived home Sunday morning.
 Miss Emma Meyers has accepted t position with the firm of E. J. Beaz- ley Company for the fall season. While she is here she will make her home with her sister, Mrs E. J. Beazley.
 Mrs Paul Vaughn died at her home in Marianna Monday night from com plications following an attack of Spanish influenza. Her remains were inferred in Cedar Heights cemetery Tuesday afternoon.
 Gov. Brough has appointed Judge J. A. Hummer of this city and w. & Humphreys of Moro as delegates to the Southern Appalachian Good Roads Association that cOnvenes in Asheville. N. C., on November 19, 20 and 21.
 Mrs. Eva Arlington, teacher of the primary grade in the public schoois here. was called to her home at Livingston, Ala, the first of the week by a message announcing the death of her cousin, John Norville.
 MT. and Mrs. B. F. Latta have just returned from New Orleans where they went to place their daughter, Miss Mary Nell. who graduated last year from the Marianna High School,