Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1903-11-25

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Imported china. Samples as one
half price. WALTER SMITH.
A. 7. stovaI has been confined to
his home quite sick for the past week,
but lie reported better.
Imported china. Samples ct one
half price. WALTER SMITH.
Miss Estelle Buchanan, q popular
teacher at the I. L. & c., made q short
visit home over Sunday.
Imported china. Samples at one
half price. WALTER SMITH.
Miss Theo Hendrix came home from
Columbus / /. & O., Saturday, for the
first home visit since the term began.
Imported china. Samples at one
half price. WALTER SMITH.
Mrs. W. R. Todd, of Iuka, aud little
son, Walton, visited with Mrs. DR..
Murphree and Mrs. Oscar Trice last
week.
See our Samples of Imported Chine.
Remember one-half price.
WALTER SMITH.
The Misses Nell Fitz and Gertrude
Wicks, of Aberdeen, we're visitors 10
this city last week and attended the
banquet at the New Robertson.
For Sale or Rent-my residence.
For information inquire Of Mrs. Ada
Gillian.
Miss Sallie Lou Burkitt, of Aberdeen
was the guest of Mrs. ]. M. Davis,
during the past week, and added
many new friends to her list of Okolo-
ma admirers.
See our Samples of Imported China.
Remember One-half price.
WALTER SMITH.
When the preacher calls on his
prayer meeting congregation to give
their experience, every one looks for
those who have been married the
most to speak first.
See our Samples of Imported China,
Remember one. half price.
WALTER SMITH.
Ohancery Court convened in Hous-
ton on Monday Of this week, with
Judge MuldroW, presiding. Quite 3
number OF Okolona folks have been in
attendance.
Shells are found on the shore. But
the valuable pearls we must dive for
them.
GRENADA BUSINESS COLLEGE.
Mrs. W. P. Long, of Louisville, Ala
bama, will arrive 10 Okolona this week
and will again become a permanent
resident. MI. Long has gone to Dade
City, Florida to spend the winter.
Frank Clopton says taxpayers are
coming forward much more promptly
this fall than they did a year ago, the
receipts being ct least $4,000 in ex-
cess Of that received ct this time last
year.
Mr.. Cobb, 8 popular travelling man,
who Is 3 frequent visitor to OkOlona,
did not miss the occasion of the New
Robertson banquet, and found q local
escort from among 4 host OF hand
some young ladies.
Clint and Chump S~telnberger went
to Meridian Monday night and played
in q fifteen man orchestra Of swell
musicians from different towns in the
state at the opening Of 8 big iewelry
house there for the holidays.
Miss Alice Walker, of Ocean Syringe,
who accompanied Miss Pauline Frazee
home last week, viii remain as g guest
OF the kinfoIks she has here for g
month or 80. Miss Alice Is an accom-
plshed and brilliant young lady, 3
superb musician and her visit TO ouE
city is hailed with delight By al the
cultured young people.
The trustees Of The Baptist Church
hled q suit 10 the Mayors court Tues
day morning against Grew" r. r,
Osborne, late pastor Of that church,
asking for the ejectment Of said De-
borne and bis effects from the Bap-
list parsonage, which he has been sew
eraI times ordered 70 Yaoate. This is
very unusual occurrence.
Mrs. James Carter, Of Memphis, aE
employee Of the Illinois Central, and
Miss Gertruoe Foster, Of Houston
we're married IL this city ct the resi-.
dence OF Mrs. Ann Gamlin, Sunday
night, Rev. n. D. Fly, officiating. The
happy twain left on the evening TRAN
for their future home IN Memphis
carrying with them the best wishes o
All.
Wash Boon, colored, was shot AMI
killed By Tim Woodard, on the Lgoi
place about Ave miles south west o
this city Monday. Word was not e
ceiyed h town Of the shooting unit
nearly noon Tuesday. Woodland mad