The courier-index. (Marianna, Ark.) 1917-current, 1919-12-12

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Mrs: Fletcher Evans of Newport
and Mrs. Writ Evans of Fordvce,
nave returned home after visiting
Mrs. Earle Mayo.
? Sliced breakfast bacon in 1-popnd
cartons. City Grocery, Edward Wild.
piiohe o. go
Mrs. Sid Sutton returned Tues
day to her home in Little Rock after
most delightful visit with friends
and relatives here.
We carry a complete stock of hav.
grain and feed. City Grocery, Ed
ward wild, phone 80. go
Judge A. L. Hutchins was here
from Augusta the first of the week.
holding an adjourned term of the
Lee chancery court.
The White Elephant will be omen
each Monday night until 9 O'Clock
from now until Christmas. %13
Mrs. Victoria Mann and Miss Ma
ME Mann of Forrest City. spent
Saturday here, the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. w. B. Mann.
Buy a box of fancy Spitzenberg
apples. They're dandies. too. Civ
Grocery, Edward Wild, phone so.
$50
The Willing Workers of the Pres
byterian church are entertaining with
tea this afternoon at the home of
Mrs. George Pilkington.
Fresh shipment high-grade candies
just received. Let us fill your Christ
mas order City Grocery, Edward
Wild, phone so. go
Mrs. Madden Sawrie of Nashville.
Tenn, is expected Monday for an
extended visit to her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. H. B. Derrick.
We are receiving carloads of
building materials each week. Phone
us your wants. Home Lumber Co.
No. 80, please! If
Mrs. M. A. Sanderlin of Memphis,
is here with her daughter, Mrs. T.
j. Leake, who has been seriously i'll
with an attack of influenza.
Eggs, recandled, strictly fresh. If
you want any you had better phone
now. City Grocery, Edward Wild,
phone so. $50
Yes, the Home Lumber Co. has it.
Lumber, shingles, hot-bed sash, storm
sash, windows, doors, roofing, etc.
Phone 80. If
r. M. Jordan has purchased a lot
from j. T. Robertson on North Cher
ry street and has begun the erection
of bungalow on the property.
Don't fail to register your wishes
at the Gem Jewelry Store next We'd
nesday. Full particulars in the half
page display ad. in this issue. '13
Gordon Wright, formerly assistant
cashier of the Lee County National
Bank, now in business in Blytheville,
spent the first of the week here
greeting friends.
A large beautiful calendar with
your own portrait in it given free
with all orders for photographs.
Fishers Studio, phone 142. *13p
Mesdames Carnes and Burns of
Stuttgart, were the guests of Mrs. A..
A. McClendon this week. They came
here to install the officers of the
Order of the Eastern Star.
Something mighty in resting in
the half-page display ad Of the Gem
Jewelry Company. Read it on an
other page. "l3
w. w. Chisum and little daughter
spent Sunday in Memphis with Mrs.
Chisum, who is in a hospital recov-
ering from a slight operation. Mrs.
Chisum is expected home today or
tomorrow.
The Gem Jewelry Company has the
most complete and varied stock of
jeweIry and novelties in the city.
Read the GEMS half-page display
next Wednesday. 1t tells you some
th;nI, ;ntarest;np. *13
Rev. w. X. Johnston, pastor OF
the Presbyterian church, and Rev.
r. v. Saylor, pastor of the Christian
church, have been in Little Rock this
week attending the world inter-church
conference.
Extra fancy Spitzenberg apples,
hacked in boxes, SO to 200 to the
box. These are extra fine apples,
lust what you want for Christmas.
Order a box today. City Grocery,
Edward Wild, phone so. zo
Wednesday afternoon Mrs. Horace
Bonner entertained the Fortnlghtly
Club at the home of her mother, Mrs.
r. K. Wild. At the close OF a very
1nttaInuc salad