Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1903-01-28


A. Creighton shipped q cal load of
cattle to New Orleans Friday.
Miss Eva Dunn, Of Egypt was q
guest Of o. R. Kings family last week.
Goods sold by ne engraved free.
G. F. RICHARDS & Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Ellis visited the
relatives Of the former. In Columbus
last week.
The United Charities will meet Fri
day afternoon at 8 O'Clock with Mrs.
Oscar Trice.
CaI on O. B. King for rust proof
seed oats, guaranteed pure, and at
bottom prices.
Edgar Parchman made q business
trip to st. Louis last week, returning
Sunday evening.
Wanted, apprentice, to learn mllll-
merry. No immediate salary.
MRS. ]. s. DULANEY.
Otto Meyer, manager Of the New.
burger Cotton Company In this city,
was q visitor to Holly Springs Sunday.
Mrs. T. J. Buchanan has returned
from 3 delightful visit to her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Henry HeisS, ct Little Rock,
Ark.
Charlie Hill, the infant son Of O. r.
King, has been quite sick with bron-
chial pneumonia, but lie improving
now.
Try q gallon Of that Cane Fruit
Molasses, guaranteed absolutely pure,
and the best In the market, at Q. r.
Kings.
The Twentieth Century Club was
charmingly and delightfully."- enter
tanned last Wednesday afternoon, by
Mrs. Add Hall.
Frank Chandler Is seriously con-
t~emplating going to West Point col
lege this year to take q thorough
cOurse In music.
Miss Josephine Battle made q visit
last week to her aunt, Miss Estelle
Buchanan, one Of the faculty Of the
l. l. & O., Columbus.
Howard Bean, who has been down
for 9 couple of weeks with catarrhal
fever, is reported much better, and
will be out In . few days.
Go to o. R. King and get 3 barrel OF
Sylph Patent -four, the Oldest brand
Of -four In the United States, and
every barrel sold under g strict guar
antee.
Bud POOre, the Sycamore merchant,
passed through the city Sunday even
ing en- route TO the eastern markets
to lay In his stock of new spring
goods.
This week has been q busy one in
the sherif's office, this being the
last week to pay taxes, before they
become delinquent, and the penalties
are added.
Mrs. Pierre Gragnon was the
charming hostess of the Laniers, a
their meeting on Wednesday after.
noon. The afternoon, as usual, wal
a delightful one.
DR.. Enoch, of Reid, this county
shipped a lot of cattle from this place
to New Orleans Friday. They were il
charge of Dick Berry, the best look.
ing man in the county.
Mrs. George Walton, nee Miss MauC
Price, is the attractive guest Of hel
sister-in-law, Mrs. o. J. Trice. Mrs
Walton win also be the guest during
part of her stay Of her former school
mate, Mrs. Irene Elliott.
J.. Rubel left Wednesday night To-
his early year business trip to tn
eastern markets. He went by st
Louis this time, but viii 60 from there
to New York City, after e visit witt
his two daughters, Misses Lolita AMI
Gertrude, ct StauntOn, Virginia.
The city council has closed It's con
tract for the purchase Of q $50 hors
power COrliss engine and q 5000 hgh
dynomo, both Of which viii be places
In position In the power house b,
April 10Th when the city will be fuF
nished with al night service an
plenty Of good lights.
Only the immediate members Of th
family Of all the friends Of Miss SaT
Scale, IN OkOlona viii not be surprise
TO learn that she Was married on Oh
10th inst. ct Bloomfield, Missouri, {
Mr.. George o. Smith. No young lad
In OkolOna has q larger circle {
friends and admirers than Miss Sari
and ell win unite 10 extending the
congratulations to the fortunate youn
man and IN wishing the happy pair
: long and prosperous LIE.
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pie Of postage stamps, writes, "SeH
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your Southern country We =
pectfuIly direct the attention OF q
gentleman to the fact THAI We q
. Carving the largest list OF pateI
medicine advertisements OF any pap
, in the state, and that they are au an
too, and paid for at good prices.