The courier-index., 1918-07-26

l Mir. and Mrs. Earnest Weld, who 1 are here from their work as Presby- terian missionaries in India. have l gone to Little Rock to spend a week
 with friends and relatives.
 On August 1, M. Nathan will move
 his family from the Mann cottage on Church street to the new bungalow
 in Southeast Marianna recently erect
 ed by w. J. Shorten.
 Mrs. Gilmer Winston and sister,
 Miss Boyle, spent several days last week visiting their aunt, Mrs. W. S.
 Atkins They returned to their home 1 in Memphis on Friday
 ! Mrs. Robt. s. McClintock is in the Luck Brinkley hospital in Memphis recovering from an operation. She was accompanied by her mother, Mrs. R. l.. Nixon.
 w s. McClintock spent Saturday and Sunday here with his family, returning to Little Rock Monday to resume his work as a member of the constitutional convention.
 Ike Panich spent Sunday here visiting his sisters and brother. He has been given transfer from Camp Pike to Camp Dix, New Jersey, pre- paratory to sailing soon for France.
 On August 22. Hartell Toney, John Verhoeven, Cecil Paisley and Jesse Earl Morgan will leave for Austin, Texas, to take special training in mechanical work for service in the army.
 Hartell Toney, who will leave next month for Austin, Texas, to take special training in the University of Texas, preparatory to entering mili- tary service, spent Sunday and Mon- day in Pine Bluff visiting relatives. Ben Rives and mother have pur- chased from Burk and John Mann the E. P. Mathews farm, two miles from the city on the Alabama road. Burk and John Mann recently, bought the place from w. B. Hoyle who has moved to Little Rock
 Mrs. l. B. Katzenstein, Stella and Jane, and her father, J. Shaul, left Wednesday for Youngstown, Ohio, where they will spend several weeks visiting Mrs. Harry Oster, sister of Mrs. Katzenstein and daughter of Mrs. Shaul.
 F. N. Burke, member of the advis- ory committee of :. the St. Francis tlevee board, has returned from St. Louis where he spent several days with other members of the board in consultation with members of the Mississippi river commission discuss ing water control problems. Misses Dorothy Block and Minnie Mdkie of Wynne, were the guests of Mrs E. D. Robertson Monday night. They came to Marianna to attend the dance given at the Elks Home com plimentary to. Clifton Harrington who left on Tuesday for Camp Pike to enter the service of the government
 w. B. Hoyle, who recently resigned his position with the Lesser-G Goldman Cotton Company to become identified with the Twin City Bank in Argenta, spent Wednesday here shipping his household goods. He and his family will reside at $500 West 18th street in Little Rock.
 Mrs. E. J. Beazley and two daught- CTS, Francis Louise and Catherine, accompanied by their guests, Misses Flora and Emma Sue Meyers of Pine Bluff, spent several days in Memphis this week. While in that city Francis Louise underwent an operation for the removal of her tonsils.
 Mrs. J. B. Daggett was seriously i'll the first of the week with an attack of appendicitis. Dr. w. H. Deaderick of Hot Springs, was call ed to see Mrs, Daggett with view to operating upon her, but her con dition showed improvement and the operation was delayed until the near future
 Edmund Beazley has sold his resi- dence property in Marianna to O. c. Sutton and has purchased Charley Taylor's farm of fifty acres situated one and half miles from the city. MT. Beazley will move to the farm in the near future. Mir, Taylor has
 purchased the Burnett place on