The courier-index., 1920-10-15

erything good to eat. Phone 313.
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 Dr. John L. Jelks of Memphis, will spend the weekend here for a fishing excursion as the guest of Dr. A. H. Cohen.
 Take her a box of Nunally's Can dy, if it is the real good candy you want. You can get it at Turner's
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 Mrs. J. L. Altman who has been in St. Louis where she went for an operation for the removal of her tonsils, has returned to Marianna.
 Good Paint, properly applied, is pleasure. Buy from Turner and you'll not become acquainted with the "Other Kind" *tf
 Every young person here who wants an office position that pays we'll should write today for free catalog of Springfield Business Col lege. %16p
 Mrs. Bart Babb and two daugh- ters, Helen and Kathleen of Hele- ma, spent the weekend at Rondo, the guests of w L. Howard and family
 Grapes, oranges, apples, bananas, Phone So %tf
 w. B. Bowers went to Memphis Sunday to meet his mother, Mrs. Edith Bowers of Uniontown, Ky, who came here t0 spend the winter with her son.
 Hickory wood, any size and length. Call Harry Hummer, phone |15 *tf
 Capt. James Russell and wife, ac- companied by his son, James Fus- sell wife and children, mOtored down from Forrest City Sunday and visited friends and relatives here. Just received, a fresh shipment of NunaIly's Candy-the Candy of the South Turner Drug Company. stf
 Mrs. Geo. w. Thompson and Mrs. K. R. Elder have returned from Annona and Clarksville, Texas, where they spent several weeks vis- iting friends and relatives.
 Order your eggs from the City Grocery, phone 50. We are selling them at sixty cents dozen. *tf
 On Wednesday afternoon Mrs. R. B. McCulloch entertained her bridge club. At the close of several inter- esting games, delicious refreshments were served.
 There is nothing nicer in the candy line that a three pound box of Bountiful. Buy it at Turner's %tf W. M Wilson who recently dis posed of the Marianna Hotel barber N~ p,,,,l l. laxy hag he has purchased a grocery store and pool and billiard hall.
 VictrOlas and SonOras at Daggett's. *tf
 The Amicus Club met Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Edmund Beaz- ley. This was the first social meet ing of the year. At the close of the afternoon refreshments were served.
 We are selling lots of fine nick ory wood, any size and length. Bet ter get your order in now. Phone IS. Harry Hummer. *tf
 Mrs. c. H. Dismukes returned Tuesday from visit to her sister, Mrs. c. F. McAlexander in St. Louis. Mrs. McAlexander, her friends will be sorry to learn, was hurt recently in a fall.
 Just received a fresh shipment of high grade candies. We will al- ways have fresh stock on hand. Phone 50. City Grocery. *3OI W. A. Johnston, IT,, who has been residing in Ft. Worth, Texas, the past year, is spending several weeks here looking after his interests in Lee county. Mrs. Johnston and the children arrived two weeks ago and will spend the winter here.
 City Grocery, phone 50. If you don't know us, call our phone num- per and get acquainted. City Gre cery. ~3O For the benefit of the Community Association the Spooks and Witches will give a party in he high school auditorium at Rondo, Friday, October 29th, at 7:30 p. m. Everyone invited. Come and bring someone with you.
 Coal is high. It's cheaper to burn wood. am selling fine hickory wood, any size and length. Phone Is. Harry Hummer. *tfi