Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1903-06-17

visited in our city last week
The Methodist District Conference
will meet at Verona to morrow.
Miss Mary Carlisle, of Egypt, visi-
ted Mrs. Oscar Trice last week.
Mr.. Andrew Thompson, of Buens
Vista, made a flying visit to our city
last week.
A number of our young people en-
joyed a picnic given at Browns Grove
last Thursday.
Skilled practical accountants are
employed to teach in Harris Business
College, Jackson, Miss.
Mr.. B. F. Rosensteil is the proud
possessor of a fine Lew go-cart for his
baby.
Miss Evelyn Allen and Mr.. Sharp,
Of Bonneville, visited Miss Minnie
King last Sunday.
DR.. Win C~rosthwait, of Texas, &C
this week visiting his mother.
The Harris Business College, Jack
son, Miss, is evidently very prosper
Gus.
Mr.. ]. A. Crawford, president OF
the FIRST National Bank at West
Point, was in the city last week.
The farmers are getting their crops
In a good condition, and report fine
prospects for corn and cotton.
Mr.. Frank LYONS. of Little Rock,
formerly of this county, visited rela-
tives and friends at Houston last
week.
Miss Mary D. Middlebrook, OF
Pikeville, left on Friday evening for
a months visit with friends in Mem
phis.
Mrs. R. B. Buchanan, Of Memphis,
who has been visiting near Pikeville
for several weeks, returned home on
the 18th.
Be sure to write to Harris Business
College, Jackson, Miss, If you are
in a business course.
Mrs. Lula Dahmer, OF Meridian,
accompanied by her son, Claude,
visited her sister, Mrs. Belle Dahmer.
in 0kolona last week.
Mrs. 7. O. L~Auderdale, Of Shannon.
accompanied by her little daughter
Beth and son, Bertram, visited Mrs
J. e. Edens last week.
Mr.. Glenn Hamilton visited Okolons
last Sunday in company with Mr.. E.
N. Hamilton who spent several dayl
with his wife's parents, Mr.. and Mrs
J. Frank Harrell.
A new photo gallery has just opened
in Okolona, IN the room YER the
Merchants and Farmers Bank, for
8 short time only. They make q
photos, 4 positions, for 25 cents,
Mrs. Ella F. Hendricks, of r
Worth, Texas, passed through Okolo.
ma last week en- route to Buena Visti
where she will spend the summec
with her mother.
Mr.. W. J. Bunnabel, one of th,
contractors on the new line OF rail
way, had 3 severe case of appended
tis last week and was carried to New
Orleans for treatment Thursday.
Miss Minnie King, who GRADUATED
from the Memphis Conference Femal,
Institute at Jackson, Tennessee, th,
term just closed, brought home will
her one of the cleanest grade card
any one often has the pleasure o
looking over. Her average was 99.9
and she had eight branches Of study
including music.
Doug Davenport and sons, Fostei
Darden and Bob Mayfield went fshinG
last week at the mouth Of Town creel
and Bigbee river. Tom Dean anC
Walter Smith agreed to eat all the hsl
they could catch, scales and all. /
takes bug juice to catch fish and they
took none with them.
Mrs. Dan Shell, Mrs. J. M. Haley
Mrs. w. o. Harbour, Miss Matte
Chandler and Miss Mary Moore Daw'
son, latter representing the juveniles
attended the Woman's Missionary
Conference OF the Methodist church
at West Point, Thursday, Friday
Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Rubel, accom-.
panied by their daughter, Miss Lolita
VIII 6bG0uA U4Q muAAA0AG VI huHAi
cousin, Mr.. Abe Rubel to Miss Etts
Buxbaum, at Memphis, to-day. The
contracting parties are popular an6
prominent young people of the Bluff
City and the wedding will be q brill
liant affair.
The Commercial Appeals report oil
Governor Longino's speech says that
he made q profound impression. We
presume the fact that the audience
didn't make any sort of a demonstra-
ton and were absolutely quiet during
the entire speech, led the reporter to
infer that they were thinking too
deeply to clap or hit the benches with
their canes. The boys were simply
very polite TO q man they are not GO
ing TO vote for.-MacOn Herald.
Same here. It was so profound you
could hear q horse fly.