Okolona messenger., 1903-10-21

Rev. Moseley and child have return
ed homo.
Judge Frazee has returned from
Aberdeen.
Imported china. Samples as one
half price. WALTER SMITH.
Mrs. N Knox has returned from
Starksville.
Born, to DR.. and Mrs. T. M. Beatty,
Thursday evening, q son.
Imported china. Samples at one
half price. WALTER SMITH.
Mrs. R. L. Ashby, of Van Vleet,
visited friends in the city last week.
Imported china. Samples at one
half price. WALTER SMITH.
Miss JOnnie Quinn, of Buena Vista,
was the guest of Mrs. Higgins for 3
few days.
Mrs. Tom LauderdaIe and Mrs. M.
Miller, Of shannon, we're visitors here
last week.
Imported china. Samples at one
half price. WALTER SMITH.
Eugene McGehee and Miss Belle
Scott we're married ct COrinth on
Sunday last.
For Sale or Rent-my residence.
For information inquire Of Mrs. Ada
Gillian.
Mrs. Jim Redus, Of Shannon, was
the guest Of Mrs. 2. 7. Harper last
Wednesday.
Mr.. NJ. J. Caven, who has been
visiting In Kansas, returned home
Saturday night.
See our Samples Of Imported Chine.
Remember One-half price.
WALTER SMITH.
Mr., Otto Myer a former citizen Of
this place and quite q favorite, wac in
town Wednesday.
The New Century. Workers vii
meet with Mrs. Ward Dawson, Friday
October 2Srd, ct 4 O'Clock.
See our Samples Of Imported China,
Remember one. hall price.
WALTER SMITH.
The SUMS rays no longer burn; they
are soft and genial, and seem TO pour
out benedlctiOn and blessing on all the
teeming earth.
See our Samples Of Imported China.
Remember one-half price.
WALTER SMITH.
Shells are found on the shore. But
the valuable pearls we must dive for
them.
GRENADA BUSINESS COLLEGE.
Captain Smith, Of Houston, was q
visitor In OkOlona Monday, on bis way
to Holly Springs. where he had q
business engagement yesterday.
The preparation service win be
held on Wednesday evening instead
Of Saturday morning. Let all the
communicates attend this service II
possible.
Sunday, October 25th, is the regular
quarterly communion day Of the
| Presbyterian church. All cOmmuni-
caDts are urged to be present on thai
occasion.
The cotton yards in Okolona ere
fairly OVERRIDING themselves now re-
ceiving and caring for the big income
OF cotton direct from the gins al Ovel
over this section.
While the pretty weather is favora-
ble to getting the cotton out Of ths
field, it has been 90 dry lately that {
good many gins throughout the coun
ty have closed down for the want o
water.
Miss Lizzie Caruthers entertained [
number Of her young friends lee
Friday night In an informal way
Those present were Misses Rub
SteInberger, Lorain Shell, Eddie Kat
Jsnnett and Mary Spradley en-
Master Oliver She'll. Quite q numbe
Of interesting games were indulged i
after which ices and cakes WerI
served In bountiful quantities.
Featherston Baskin, Of this city
Who has been connected with an in
suranCe company ct Meridian for th
last few months In en- official capacity
has sold bis interest il the compan.
and returned 60 his home here. Whei
that insurance company permitte
Mr.. Baskin 70 leave them they lost
good man, but OkOiona is always gle
70 get him back TO the heath OF hi
childhood days.
II you have taken your vacation g
ready, and most Of us have, get as fa
into the country as you can on hefrl
soft blue and gold day. and open tn
avenues Of your soul 70 the scenes en
influences all about you, In earth, q
J and sky; then you win know that i
{ well TO have tlmea Of garnerings an
Of peace and qnietnees, il your hle'
( history. and yOu will find it easy 70 bs
/ lieve that. with ell the evil and tr0ubl
Ia the world, benehcence more ~
i / nredominaraa.