The courier-index., 1919-10-10

her mother, Mrs. F. H. Govan, and her daughter, Mildred, is spending the weekend in Memphis.
 Mrs. T. c. Conner and son Edward of Cody and Mrs. B. c. Friar of Mem- phis were in the city Wednesday en route to Hot Springs in Mrs. Corners Hudson sedan.
 w. A. Johnston, Jr., who IS now located at Desdemona, Texas, where he and his two brothers are in the in- vestment and engineering business, is spending the week here with hls, family.
 J. E. McKell, district agent in charge of the farm demonstration work in Eastern Arkansas, and Miss Sarah Fortenberry, in charge of the girls work, were here from Little Rock the first of the week.
 Andrew Page, aged IT, nephew of Teddy and Andrew Clayweils Of tais city. was killed by train atEPolk.. Tenn, last Saturday. 1t is understood he was driving car and was struck by a train at crossing. He resided at Hickman, Ky. 1.-
 Rev. C...C. Burke; rector of St. Andrews church, has gone to Detrort as a delegate to the triennial conven- tion of his church. MT. Burke IS one of five Episcopal ministers from the state of Arkansas who are attending the convention as delegates.
 A young married man, 25 years old raised on the farm, can do most any kind of work; carpenter, gooo sawmill man; would make good man in a store; he wants work Tn East ern Arkansas, of some kind. Write Box 395, Little Rock. Ark. "lzp
 The Mt. Vernon Baptist Associa- tion held it's annual meeting in Rondo on Tuesday and Wednesday ot tnis week. Rev. c. L. Hammock an wife. Mrs. O. P. Pate and Mrs. H. M. Jack son were among those from Mariahna who attended the session of the asso- citation on Tuesday.
 R. T. Megibben of Okolona, Mss who will soon open the Regent DIG ture show in the new building beng erected on South Poplar street by n; S Nixon and Burk Mann, has arrived in Marianna to make this clty, ms home. He hopes to have hls sho" house open with thirty days Lewis Siegel, wife and baby ot De +roit have moved to Marianna to make this city their home. MT. Slegei ;s a brother-in-law of Harry Glloerg' and has come here to take posi- tion in Mir. Gilberg's classy shoe store He and his wife and baby are staying at the Gilberg home. [ L. Roberts, formerly assistant cashie,. of the Lee County Natlonal Ranlt more recently with the Secuf- tiv Rank and Trust Coli Memphis, t,ss t.S occented the cashiership of the Rank of Haynes, succeeding W. A Harn who has moved to Hughes to become cashier of the new bank at that place.
 At the meeting of the city eopnctl 6 Tuesday night Senator J. T. koDeI., son was elected mayor pro tenn; tnaS aS serve until special election IS caile1 to elect a successor to Mayor J. M: Johnston, who resigned because ol his removal to Texas. Only routiho business was transacted at the meet ing of the council.
 
 The Johnston-Cox-Mann Companyi wholesale grocers, have odn lnereas+o aea to tbeir capital stock from SSo,oUU to SSO,Oo0. @ S. D. Johnston. the p pres. the Gent and general manager Gl Che J company, says his institution .ha IS GO iU ;nc a biz business, and that the oda illa crease @ in capital stock has been nlauv s'a', nacesary ~ in order that the company p m;oht be able to handle larger stooAs to m meet the demands of its trade'
 Bennett Freeman. Robt. l.. MlNos of end Earle Williams spent portlon - the the week in Little Rock attending Ine state eta meeting of the American Le- gion, These young men went as del-