The courier-index., 1919-08-01
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We have leased large warehouse and are prepared to take care of your storage needs. We move any, thing loose at both ends. Leake & Wells, phones 13 and 19e. stf Dr. A. H. Cohen is spending the week in Hot Springs taking the baths for an attack of rheumatism. Mrs. Cohen is visiting relatives in Little Rock while her husband is in Hot Springs. To our Lee County Friends: We are buying better pictures every day.
 Running continuous pictures and are
 now fitted to give you the very best
 music. Come out and see for your manaoer *tf Mrs. Carl Sutton and little dau- lghter, Marjorie, have gone to Bly, theville to visit Mrs. N. M. Wright
 while Frank and Gordon Wright are
 in New York purchasing goods for
 their store in Blytheville.
 l Charles Govan and Edward Fut- rall returned Sunday from g va 1! cation of several days in Chicago | faul 0QtXOD IcLuIIAC0 ouAu0y AAOh
 Camp Zachary Taylor, where he has just finished six months R. o. T. c.
 training.
 Rev. c. l.. Hammock, pastor of
 the Baptist church, accompanied by
 Mrs. Hammock, left yesterday for
 Elkton and other points in Ken
 lucky, where they will visit rel
 atives. The church has granted Mr. I Hammock a vacation during the
 month of August.
 The many friends of Mrs. Hugh
 Leary will be glad to learn her health is improving satisfactorily in
 Denver, Col. Mir. and Mrs. Leary,
 former residents of Marianna, left Little Rock month ago for Dem
 yer on account of the condition of
 Mrs. Leary's health.
 i. Lee Nixon, Burk ,Mann,v J. M.
 Bush, Dr. O. l.. Williamson, c. E..
 Daggett, R. c. Apple, Max D. Miller
 and C. c. Kitchener spent portion
 of the week in Little Rock in the
 interest of a special road law au-
 thorizing the creation of district
 for the construction of compre hensive system of roads leading out
 of Marianna.
 Henry James, Lee county's pre-
 mier hog raiser, attended the big sale of Duroc Jerseys at the East |, Arkansas Demonstration Farm near
 Brinkley on Monday of this week
 and purchased a male that is son
 of Jack Orion King the Second, a II $10,000 hog. The mother of this hog topped the famous Jackson sale at $1 300, and sold in Brinkley last
 year at $1,80O. Two of her pigs
 at six months of age sold for $o00 and $500 and an offer of $1 1000 has
 been refused for another one of the pigs. Mr. James said the sale at Brinkley was a most successful one. Fifty head of Durocs brought $i3,-
 49O, an average of $259.22 each. | A swimming party was enjoyed by number of young people on Tuesday evening at Cody. After a dip and lunch the members of the party returned to Marianna and danced at the home of Peyton Bad ley. They were Misses Mary Fran cis Cannon, Naomi Lewis, Edith Burvess, Pearl Mann, Agnes Car vile and Bernice East, and Messrs. Mayo Harris, Irwin Dupuy, Paul Nixon, Andrew Nixon, Peyton Bad ley, Oliver McCintock and George l Newborn. Mir. and Mrs. Bob Me Clintock.
 Quite a pleasant swimming party was enjoyed at Cody last Friday evening when number of insur- ance folks came in from Helena and Little Rock and were joined by the local members of that profes- l sion. The party consisted of Mes
 sers Sam Leake, Hawbecker and J, W. Powell of Little Rock, Mir and Mrs. James Hudson, Miss Myrde I Hunt and Miss Woods of Helena | and Mr. and Mrs. C.. c Kitchener Miss Emma Clark, Miss Esther l Horne and Mrs. Carson Hefner o1