Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1903-08-12
And LOcaIAffairs.

WALTER SMITH.
The late rains win help young tur-
nips very much.
Miss Bertha Hubert Is visiting her
brother in Mobile.
Mrs. 7. L. Belts is in Macon visiting
her sister Mrs. Scales.
Paints, Turpentine, Linseed Oil.
WALTER SMITH.
Mr.. E. j. Buford has returned to
Forrest City, Arkansas.
These fine showers we are having,
are just simply delightful.
Miss West, of West Point, has been
the guest of Miss Cara Price.
Historical plates-sOmetFing entire
ly new. WALTER SMITH.
There will be another excursion on
the NJ. & o Aug. 9th to Mobile.
Miss Felia Anderson, of New Albany
is the guest of Miss Tommie Lyons.
See the wonderful Roller Swing
the latest novelty. WALTER SMITH.
Mrs. Fred Millettet had as her guest
a few days, Miss Ora Aldridge, Of
Jackson.
A letter announces the safe arrival
OF Mrs. Ada Gillian and party in San
Francisco.
Miss Myrt Buckingham has returned
from a pleasant visit with friends at
West Point.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. T. Harris have re-
turned TO their home in Spartanburg,
South Carolina.
Mrs. r. W. Chandler entertained at
Finch on Friday evening in honor Of
Mrs. Ezell's sisters.
Mr.. H. L. Morrison and son, Gilbert
have returned from q visit to States
vile, North Carolina.
Maj. Davis, OF Altheimer, Arkansas,
has returned to his home after a visit
here to F. j. Mcdonnell.
Misses Kate and Cora Mcdonnell
left Wednesday morning for Old Point
Comfort and other points.
Mrs. c. H. Clifton, of Tupelo, came
down Sunday and spent the day at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. E. J. Eel.
Miss Johnnie MCGOWAN, of Shan
non, wSs the guest OF Misses Katie
and Cara Mcdonnell for a few days.
Mr.. Jamie Carr came up Friday
from Columbus to see one of our most
attractive and intelligent young
ladies'.
Mrs. W. P. Knox and children have
been enjoying the fresh breezes OF
"The Good Old Summer Time" with
relatives in the country.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Houseman anC
family hBve gone back to their home
In the Lone Star State, after q
delightful visit here among relatives
and friends.
Mrs. II. r. Moore and children, wht
have been the attractive guests o
Mrs. Ezell anC Mrs Creighton return.
ed to their home Wednesday, in Pales
tine, Texas.
Misses Lydeia and Hazel Bramlit
entertained the Social Club Wednes
day, in honor of their visitors, Mis-
Gambler, of Corinth, and Miss Sum
merhouse, of Georgia.
Mr.. Pat Riley, the (big boss) of tn
NJ. & o. Round house here, went dow.
to Mobile last Sunday and returne
Monday. Guess he had q pleasan
, time, while in the ebay City,"
R. A. Walton, who has been in q bi
> dry goods house at Paris, Texas, fo
two years, but recently promoted to
. better place at Fort Worth, arrived ]
, the city yesterday for q couple {
days visit with his parents and boy
hood day friends here.
! On Tuesday afternoon Mrs. E.
: Ezell entertained with a garden part
IN honor Of her visiting sisters, Mr.
: Howard, Miss Black and Mrs. Moor
Many handsomely gowned ladies WEI
present and the affair was altogethI
one OF the most delightful Of the seI
son.
Champ Ivy came over from Birr
inQham, where he lie filing q nj
position, and spent a week visiting /
relatives and friends here, returnil
on Monday Of this week. He leav
i many warm friends here who wi
for him a continuance Of success in /
business career.
Mr.. W. A. Houston, Of this city, vi
! is q travelling salesman for the Robe
9 Harris g. Brothers. wholesale tohac
: house Of Reidsville, North CaroliT
made q handsome sale one Day li
week to CLARK & Co., Of Tupelo.
was a car load Of plug tobacco, valu
ct about 5000, and the first car 10
Of plug tobacco ever shipped by
! North Carolina house to any jobber
: Mississippi. The assortment "
I largely Ratchet, Willie Harris 9
Pride of Reidsville. Mr.. Houston !
had about Is years experience In se
!. ing tobacco, and Is q valuable man
!. any Arm to have in their employ.
4 In q wreck Of freight trains on
Queen & Crescent ear Somerset, <
!, six men were killed, last week.
Are we to believe that the germs
tha milk are large enough TO make