The courier-index., 1919-09-05
ADDITIONAL LOCALS


 Miss Alma Futrall has returned from Fayetteville where she had a delightful visit at the home of her brother, Dr. John c. Futrall, presi- dent of the University of Arkansas.
 Dr. J. H. Barabin, well known col iored physician, is having the old sheet iron building west of the New burn Grocer Company, torn down preparatory to the construction of a modern business building on the lot.
 T. E. Brewer of Senatobia, Miss, was in the city the first of the week. Mr. Brewer has taken charge of the Horseshoe Plantation recently sold by Sam Bowen to A. L. Mccormick of Senatobia.
 Ned Newell has resigned his posi- tion with the Mixon-McCli Comp4ny to accept a position as aslesnian for the E. J. Beazley Com pany. He has been succeeded at the Nixon McC Clintock Company by Jesse G. Willis.
 Mrs. Bruce Mulkey who recently went to Fort Worth, Texas, to join her husband, is spending several days in Marianna looking after business mattesss and grseting her many friends. ---.-~.-.~---p.-A- A-1
 Mr and Mrs. Clifford Parker of Marianna were guests of Mrs. H. E. spent Thursday at the Country Club where they were joined by Mrs. Dan Proctor, and all enjoyed a pleasant fishing excursion,-Wynne Progress.
 Henry c. Gatling who has been as sociated with H. F. Roleson in the practice of law here, has withdrawn from the firm and returned to For rest City where he has become as- sociated with J. Walker Morrow.
 The state board of education met the other day and made the apportion- ment of school funds to the various counties. The tabulated state ment shows there are II, ,692 child ren of school age in Lee county. The amount of funds appropriated here is $20,399.20.
 The negro baseball teams of Brick eys and Brinkley hooked up in a sizzling double-header at Brickeys the other day. The Brickeys team won the first game, II to 3, and then romped on their opponents for the second game, to 3. John Kin ard. Jr., is the chief packer of the Brickeys team.
 Everett Cook and wife of Memphis, arrived in Marianna the first of the week to make this city their home. MT. Cook, who was recently muster ed out of the aviation service where he held the rank of captain, IS as sociated with Angus c. Mahan in th , cotton business here.
 We have some wonderful bargai 3 in good second hand furniture which we have taken on exchange. Don pay fancy prices for furniture when we can furnish your home with the very best the markets afford at req sonable prices. Nathan Furniture co s6
 Chas. Mckee of the Lee County National Bank, returned Wednesday from Cynthiana and other points in Kentucky where he spent week or ten days visiting friends and rela- tives. He was accompanied home by his daughter, Miss Martha, who will spend the winter here in school. MT. McKee's sister, Mrs. Lida Thorne who is now in North Carolina, will arrive within the next two weeks and will be here for the winter.
 J. R. Simmons, for years, head pre- scriptionists at Turner's drug store, has been forced to give up his work temporarily on account of the con- dition of his health He has sold his home place here to Jimmie Moore and accompanied by Mrs Simmons, has gone to Memphis to enter the Baptists Hospital for a serious op- eration. MT. Simmons mayny friends here sincerely trust the operation will be successful and that he and his estimable wife will soon return to Marianna