Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1902-07-02

Miss Avery Harrell IS visiting rel
atives in Jackson, Tenn.
Go to c. R. Kings for low prices on
everything IL the grocery line.
Little Miss Lolita Wolf. Of Aberdeen,
is visiting the family of Mrs. ]. Ruhel.
@. R King pays the highest cash
price for all kinds Of country produce.
For all kinds of supplies Dean &
Cox acknowledge no rivals in this
section.
Leave your laundry work at Halls
drug store and get good work.
MYERS HODGES.
Mrs. R. W. Marable and little daugh-
ter Louise, of Jackson, Tenn, are
visiting in this city.
Miss Belle Abbott Marable, of Jack
son, Tennessee, is visiting friends and
relatives in this city.
Mrs. Klaus, after spending some
time with her niece, Mrs. Mecklen-
burger, has returned to her home In
Macon.
Mrs. w. G. Breach, of Meridian,
who is the sister of Mrs. Ada Gillian
and E. J. Ezell, will spend some weeks
in Okolona on a visit to her brother
and sister.
Misses MAZDA Smith and Sue Ella
Haley, two of Okolona's charming
musicians, left this week for Cinci-
natti, where they go to take a special
course in Music.
Miss Cora Mcdonnell has returned
to Oxford, to attend the Teachers
normal. She came home to act as one
of the attendants at the Harrell-
Hamilton wedding.
Another match game of base ball is
promised to Okolona rooters, by the
time the new suits ordered by the
home niEe arrive, and Tupelo will be
the %contesting town.
Miss Pauline Frazee and Miss
louie Cappleman, who have been in
Louisville, KY, the last three mouths,
have returned home. A very pleasant
time they spent in the Falls City.
There viii be a congregational meet.
ing at the Presbyterian church Sun
day morning next after church, to dis
cuss business of Importance to the
church. Every member is requested
to be present.
Having secured the services of Mr.
A. johnson, q practical matchmaker
and ieweler of 40 years experience
we are now prepared to do first clasi
watch work in short order.
RUSSELL, The Jeweler.
Edwin Ezell left Okolona two weeks
ago expecting to take the summer
term at the University but was ad'
vised by his teachers at the college
that he had better rest from hare
study during the summer months. 81
he returned home Monday.
Jess Dahmer lie not going to accep.
the position of baker as announced
In F. f. Hobson's ad of the Mode
Bakery and Mr.. HObson announce
that Jef Sparks will remain with hin
until he can secure the services o
another proficient man to take hi
place.
The little rain that came so vel
cOmely last Saturday did q world o
good and sent q thrill OF Joy to ever,
scOrching soul in this vicinity. Blu
q little more, please, MI. Weathe
clerk, and wen still show you how {
make Rome howl when the harves
time comes.
A telegram was received last Wed
nesday ct PontotOc, announcing th
death BY suicide at Delson, Texas, Q
Lucios Eubanks, q young man who's
home is in the former place. He ha
been sick for some time with fevel
and it Is supposed that the act wa
caused by delirium. He was an ex
cellent young man, and his family
one of the best in the county.
There are more sufferers from cor
stipation than from any other enem
Of our race; there is a long train Of az
moving ills as a direct result, aud thel
l is nothing so effective in its treatmeI
as Ramon's Liver Pills and Ton.
Pellets. % cts, sample free.
The city council passed an ord
nance g few days ago, making it
misdemeanor for any patron of Il
: water works to violate the rules GOV
erning the useof water withhnes ranl
ing as high as $500. Somebody wi
have these fines to pay now, as pI
thence and forbearance with the VOL
e tors has ceased to be a virture AZ
r the board is determined to run Il
Ouiltv parties in.
q Engraving free. All goods pu
. chased from our store will be engra'
= ed free; we also solicit any work "
may have IN this line.
RUSSELL, The Jeweler.
An elegant dining was givenfby N
. and Mrs.. ]. F. Harrell, last Thursda
: to the Harrell Hamilton bridal part
Those present were the rpospecti'
groom, attendants and family Of N
r and Mrs. Harrell's. The fortuna
diners reported It 3 "feast ht for Il
gods,n and those knowing NJ
: Haraell's %proverbial hospitality a
handiwork in every department
house-wifery sc well as Of art, do q
doubt the statement. The dining "
9 pronounced BY ana delightful a.
i never-to- be- forgotten success.
We have several hundred poun
Of Tobacco in unbroken packag
which We VIII sell at cost.