Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1903-02-25

MI. j. X. vaughan, OF Shannon spent
Wednesday in OkOlona.
For Rent-Residsuce on Adams
street. MRS. ]. ]. X EzELL.
Miss Nettie Thompson, of Buena
Vista, lie visiting in this city for a few
days, the guest of Mrs. s.. G. Sadler.
Just received a large consignment
OF seed Irish potatoes and onion sets,
that go at bottom prices.
o. r. KING, the Grocer.
Mr.. j. d. Peel returned to his home
near Pikeville last week after 3 three
months business trip In the delta
country.
Mrs. ]. o. Parchman returned Tues
day from Florida, where she has been
visiting for some time. She reports a
pleasant time.
O. R. King carries the biggest stock
OF groceries in the city OF Okolona.
Prices that are not met by competi-
tors. Call and be convinced.
Mrs. ]. Richardson, who has been
quite sick for q month, is convales-
cent, and her many friends will be
plo1o0u " AAOW - aoAO W 10 up
again.
Married at the residence OF P. e.
Hadley &C Boxwood, az z D. M, Mon
day, February 9, 1908, Mr.. Geo. w.
Hadley and Miss Edwin Vaughn
Buckingham.
Edgar Parchman and Miss Hal Knox
will be married at 8 o'clock this even.
ing and leave on the 7 q O'Clock train fOr
st. Louis. Here's Our old shoes and
bat full Of rice.
Miss Addle Haley has returned from
. visit to her sister at AmoFy. Miss
Sue Ella has % music pupils and
her patrons are unanimous Ia her
praise &c 3 teacher.
will HObson, aged 10 died at the
home Of bis aunt, Mrs. Joe Beatty, Jin
this city, on Friday OF last week, and
hls remains were laid to rest ct the
Friendship cemetery, six miles vested
here.
Rev. Jno. W. Moseley preacheda
strong and logical sefm0nffas Sunday
morning on the evidences OF the new
birth and how q true child of God
should act. Would that every man,
woman and child In 0kolona could
have heard this talk.
I have on hand, at my farm, al
Thelma, Mississippi, about two hun
dred and fifty bushels of choice cotton
seed, at fifty cents per bushel. My
seed were selected from choice stall
|. bv myself and I think are the very
, best that I have raised since my 6rsl
work on the farm. D. =. JOHNSON.
Hlooks now as though the Cumber'
land telephone company will yet gel
into OkOlOna, IS their agent, Mr.
: Fleming, vas here last week figuring
, with Ward Dawson. We trust {
.. trade can be effected as this lie one o.
the largest telephone companies IL
the United States, and they will giv'
as the very best service and connec
!. us on with distant points.
9 Miss Hazel Bramlitt went TO New
Orleans yesterday to visit 3 colleg,
chum, Miss Ethel Stuart, during thI
Mardi Gras. Miss Sue May Lincoln
OF Columbus, another schoolmate
accompanied her to New Orleans
Miss Elizabeth Buch, Of Jackson, an
= Miss Kimbro, Of Biloxi, win also joil
: the party at New Orleans.
y Okolona Is to have one real treat i
b the Theatrical line. The Famou
# Conkling Vaudeville show will appea
ct the opera house Wednesday even
! ing, February 25th. This show
we'll worth your patronage. It be
d recently played the Orpheum Theatre
y New Orleans, and scored q oil success
They present good music, singing
dancing, acrobatic and comedy spec
e ~ialtIes. Secure seats at once
The Social Club was delightful
u entertained on last Saturday after
o noon by Miss Addye Haley. After
very interesting programme from th
,a Chautauquans, dainty refreshmenf
were served In several courses. III
invited guests present were Mr
Be- Oscar Denton, Misses Inez Moor
ID Elizabeth Lyon, Olive Jones, MaiT
II Darden and Marguerite Darden. At
!. late hour the guests departed thinl
ing Miss Addye an ideal hostess.
who do you suppose the old ma
q Is who has been starting all the
lie stories calculated TO destroy the pie
e. sure OF l0versf First the kiss must
Il because e Is 8 germ distributor, 81
then the saucy wink was condemne
as calculated to destroy the eye sigf
and now comes the declaration ia
hugging win cause paralysis. B
, what do true lovers care for al =
b. sorrows that may follow, They v
adhere 70 the time honored commal
TO aEat, drink and be merry, for
g morrow you may turn up your 70
to the daisies"
e. Mr.. W. O. White, 8 representa-
he Of Woodward & Tiernahis big prlT
IL ing establishment In st. Louis. was
ow visitor IN 0kolona Monday. !
IL White IL Q native OF Ohiekasaw cou
bty, aud was born and raised to quite
good sized boy ct Houston. He e
= brother Of Mrs. J. @. Carlisle, Of t
West Point Leader. He has been
st. Louis for nearly fifteen years /
comes back occasionally 70 seo I
old time haunts Of childhood d..
Mr.. White is an all round printer q
newspaper man, but he YEA {
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