Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1903-08-26
And Local Affairs.

MI. VIII Brazil is recuperatlng al
Greenwood Spring.
Judge Frasee left Tues day for Little
Rock, Arkansas.
Miss Mary Bramlett is visiting rela-
tivUs in Oorinth this week.
Miss. Willie has returned from a
very pleasant visit to Alabama.
Stoves, stoves, stoves.
WALTER SMITH.
Mrs. j. J. Huggins is spending the
week with relatives in Egypt.
Mr.. T. O. Lauderdale, of Shannon,
was the guest, Sunday, Of Mr. Edens,
Miss Gertrude Rubel is visiting rela-
tives in Columbus, Mississippi.
Miss Sanie Gum, Of Waynesboro,
is visiting Mrs. Dale SAMSON.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Dulaney left the
latter part Of last week for Chicago.
White sewing machine the best
made. WALTER SMITH.
Miss Robbie Angliu is visiting rela-
tives and friends at Thelma.
Mr. Warren Reid jr., of Thelma, was
In tewn Monday.
Sewing machine s11.65.
WALTER SMITH.
Mrs. Clarence Parchman is at home
after spending several months In Vir-
GINA with her parents.
Mrs. Addie Darden has returned,
after a lenthy visit to Sp%artanburg
North Carolina.
Misses Ellis, OF Sessumville and
Calvert, of West Point, are the charm
ing guest of Miss Annie MeGehee.
The parties that have the rife be-
turn to Mrs. M. A. Hobson at once.
Miss Majorie Montgomery left Sat
urday for her home in Meridian, to
the regret of her many ardent admir-
ers.
Miss Mary Lea, the beautiful and
attractive guest of the Misses Haley,
left for her home in Amory, on Mon
day last.
Miss Dee Youngblood, of Pratt City
Alabama, is now visiting her cousin,
Miss Price.
Mr.. Williams, of Nashville, Tennes.
see has been the guest of his cousin,
Mr.. Wesley Williams for the past
week.
MIR. II. T. Wood has returned from
court at Tupelo, and we are glad to
have him among us again.
Miss Ethel Collins, of Hoston, is the
sweet little guest of her cousin Miss
Josie Dulaney.
Hon. L. P. Haley has returned from
a pleasant stay in st. Louis with his
old time friend, Mr.. Q. B. Williams.
The young people enjoyed a dance
at the Opera house on last Wednes-
evening.
Miss Julia Smith left for an extend
ed visit to Texas on last Monday. All
of her friends wish her a pleasant
trip.
Mr.. Annie Davis is enjoying the
Prairie breezes at Buena Vista this
week.
Miss Bessie and Sophie Williams
returned the latter part of last week
from a very pleasant visit to relatives
in Alabama,
Mrs. Philips and Mrs. Lagrone, OF
Nettleton, visited Mr.. and Mr.. Ohas.
LaGrone last week.
Mr.. Greenwood Lyon, formerly
OF this place but now of Mobile, is
here on a visit to relatives.
Miss Estelle Buchanan left Friday
for Columbus. This intelligent young
lady will be greatly missed by her
many admiring friends here.
Misses Ethel and Erline Collins, OF
Houston, and Katie May Dominick, OF
West Point were guests of Miss Josie
Dulaney last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Gates and child
rem left for their home in Jackson.
Tennessee, after a pleasant stay here
among relatives.
Miss LYDIA Jackson, of Helena, Ark
ansas, is the bright and attractive
guest of her petit and wihsome aunt
Mrs. Fred Milette, at her summer
residence, neal this city.
MIR. and Mrs. Chas. Taylor and little
daughter Fay, Of Chicago, are visiting
the latter's family, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ,
j. Caven and Mir. and Mrs. o. A,
Caven.
Miss Bette Marable, who left lest
week for st. Louis, came home Sun.
day on the account Of the illness OF
her sister, Miss Annie Laurie.
Miss Annie Laurie Marable, who has
been quite I'D, we are glad to state Il
improving. Her many friends wish
for her a speedy recovery.
Mr.. Proctor DELAY, a well known
citizen Of Chickaaaw county, was shot
and instantly killed by Lee Buchanan,
near Houston, on last Friday evening.
A most enjoyable affair was the pic
mic, given on Friday to the many
young lady visitors Of our city. Mrs.
Ed Savage was the charming ehaper-
one and every one had a most enjoya-
bic day. The young men had the
string band on hand and after q sDlen-
did dinner. the vOnnu ueopla forend