Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1902-09-24

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relatives in the city.
Mr.. NJ. Mecklenburger was home a
few days of last week.
Mrs. Josie Gates Is visiting her mo-
Their and sisters in Okolona.
Miss Inez Moore, of Houston, is the
new member OF our school faculty.
Mrs. Henry Heiss is the guest Of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. ]. Buch-
anan.
Misses Maggie Baker and Ella Word
are two of Okolona's charming visi-
tors this week.
Miss Elmer Wyse came up Tuesday
evening from Meridian to visit her
friend Miss Addye Haley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Lyle are the
pound boy, born Sept. 14th.
Howell Burkitt is now in Birming-
ham, Alabama, where he has accepted
a position in a railroad office.
Miss Hickman and Mrs. Myrtle Da-
Wis passed through Okolona en- route
to Houston after a pleasant trip to st.
Louis.
Prof. ]. Mcintosh left Monday
evening for Austin, Texas, where he
will take the law course in the State
University.
The Okolona school lost a most ex-
cellent teacher when Miss Estelle Blu
chanan resigned to accept a position
in the IL. & @.
hrs. Ada Gillian is now offering her
beautiful home for sale. This is one
of the prettiest places in Okolona.
See E. ]. Ezell for terms.
Mr.. H. B. Lacey was called home
last week, on account of the death of
his sister, Mrs. Hardin. Mr.. Lacey
returned to Jackson Tuesday.
Miss Cora Mcdonnell, one Of Oko-
lona's brightest and most cultured
young ladies, has gone to Jackson as
assistant teacher In one of the col
leges.
The many friends Of Miss MAZDA
Darden, who was a teacher in our
public schools two yea 8 ago, are glad
to see her back in her OLD place again
this term.
Harry Moore Creighton, one of Oko-
lona's brightest young men, left Mon
day evening for Austin, Texas, where
he enters upon his second year in the
State University of the Lone Star
state.
"United Charities" meet Friday
afternoon, 4 O'Clock; residence of
Mrs. ]. F. Harrell. Full attendance
earnestly desired as the meeting is an
important one. MRS. J. M. DAVIS,
President,
The University boys are all expect
ing to have a big time at the opening
ball next Thursday night. Invitations
have been extended to a number oil
young ladies all over the state. Oko-
Iona win be splendidly represented on
that occasion by our handsome anC
chivalrous young friend Edwin Ezell
Mrs. Evo1 Opha Gregory was the
guest, a portion Of last week, Of Mrs
Josie Frazee Cappleman. Mrs. Greg
DRY will hereafter reside IN Jackson
where she has been appointed by the
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chives. No better selection coulC
have been made, for there Is not {
brighter scholar, a deeper thinker Of
q sWeeter verse singer in our whole
state than Is Mrs. Gregory. Through
her rare ability and patient efforts w
expect many valuable papers to bl
preserved for the coming ages.
Mr.. A. 7. StovaIl was re-elected an,
perintendent Of the Baptist Sunday
School on last Sunday By a large ma
jority. Mr.. Stovall possesses all o
the qualifications which 20 to max
up 3 first class superintendent, in fac
there is not man IN Okolona VIII
Would have a shadow Of a shOwini
when they line up beside Stovall ami
ask for the vote Of that school. Tn
Baptist Sunday school has every rea
con to feel proud Of Mr.. Stovall q
their superintendent, for he is q ma
Of sterling worth, and win always oc
cupy q high position II the estimation
and love Of the pupils.