Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1902-11-05

Husband on Salary at the opera
houae Saturday night comes Witn
woat excellent recommendations anQ
wul doubtless please those who see IT,
The character work is reported espe-
cianv gtroup. and the entire cast
pleasing and In splendid dress.
Ramember that at the Vienna Bak-
erV YOU win always ind choice tresh
bread, pies, cakes and everything
that Is delicious In the pastry hne'
Prices right and services prompt;
Also hne line OF fancy groceries aho
choice frnits. Fresh hgh and oysters.
Can and leave your orders.
The editor Of The MESSENGER and
family are enjoying 3 visit from Ms
mother. Mrs. B. NJ. Steinberger, OF
Oklahoma CITY, who arrived Ia the
cItv Monday night. She win spend 9
month or more Ia the South, THE par
tIonlsr section OF which ahe declares
IA the prsttiest country she has looked
upon since her childhood days.
Mrs. Fannie Clark, now Of our city,
has been elected Rs one OF the two
Miaeiggippi delegates TO the W0rld1s
Convention of the w. o. 7. u, which
will be held either In Switzerland or
London next June. AZ q typical
Southern woman, patriotic and pro-
Vressive, no better or more brilliant
representative could have been selec-
ted.
A called meeting OF the United
Daughters COnfederacy was held 81
the residence Of Mrs. Nat Waller on
last wednesday afternoon. Five new
members were admitted 70 the or
I0anizatiOn, which now numbers 60,
The delegates to the national conVen-
tion. New Orleans, are Mesdames De-
car denton, Mat Waller, Addie Saw
ACE. alternates, Mesdames Kate
Huntington, Mamie Crunk, Addis
Darden.
The Laniers held their last meet.
ING with Mrs. Edward Savage, and
were entertained In happy style By
the hostess. After the programme
had been thoroughly given, much e
The ediacation Of all, the hostess
treated her club friends and severa
invited guests to choicest refresh
ments served In two courses. al
though this display Of hospitality wa
against che rules, yet at the same
time 1t was enjoyed.
There Is no use talking, Okoloni
can't neglect its future much longer
without fatal results. Neighborinl
Towns that have never approached
mis- CITY In commercial importance
are wa0ing forward by the addition o
| Important industries until we arr
>. going to be forced to do something O
get of the perch. A good many ar
, in favor of doing something. All tina
is necessary is for them to get togeth
or and do It. This is no idle talk, bu
| hard faced truth.
Perhaps the most interesting char
acter in the story of the America
3 Revolution Is Alexander Hamilton
3 A study of the man, his characters
tics and guiding motives was pre-
pared by John Fiske before his death
? and appears as the leading article
l. the October Cosmopolitan. No pape
could illustrate more clearly the oil
4 fculties through which the America
I Union had to pass on its waysto tn
excellence already attained and th
perfection which it must ultimatel
reach.
Turner & Carter, who were burne
out and sustained the total loss
their building and stock Of merchar
y disc last fall, have practically con
pleted their new two story brio
,. building on the same lot from whic
the old one was destroyed, and move
= back into it with a nice new line
goods. Probably their display do'
a not look as large as it did, but it hi
ID the advantage Of being all bran neN
and the enterprising firm has demoI
20 strated that they merit public conf
dence by the manner in which thu
have managed to rise from the ash
of their misfortune. Everybody
glad to see them back in their o
N stand.