Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1903-07-01
And Local Affairs.

AnH D1NAAA lANb AANN VIVA
Mrs. Elkin, Of Aberdeen, is the
guest Of Mrs. ]. NJ. Haley.
Miss Hester Weddell, Of Mobile, lie
the guest Of Miss Adine Elliott.
MIR. Roy Collins, of Houston, was in
the city last week.
Mrs. W. G. Orr lie in town visiting
relatives and friends.
A crowd Of young people attended
Childrens' Day at McCondy Sunday.
Methodist p~rotracted meeting is be-
ing conducted by the evangelist Rev.
Mr.. Bass.
Mrs. T. g. Hulsey, Of Boones
Chapel, is the guest Of Mrs. J. NJ.
Davis.
The W. 7. Chapter o. D. Q. viii
meet with Mrs. A. Q. Cox, on Friday
afternoon, 1880 O'Clock.
The entertainment given by the
Okolona Chapter, U. D. @. was quite
q success in every particular.
Miss Mary Alice Waller, Of CraW-
ford, IL visiting Mics Margaret Wal
ton this week.
Miss Irma Harper leaves DOE for
quite an extended trip to AshevIlle
and other points.
Buys q 5 drawer drop head sewing
machine; guaranteed.
WALTER SMITH.
Mrs. Prof. Collins, Of Shubuta, Mise,
IL the guest Of Miss Mazda Smith OF
this city.
Misses Aida Carr and Emma Sim
neral, Of Columbus, are visiting Miss
Estelle Buchanan.
Buys 9 5 drawer drop head sewing
machine; guaranteed.
WALTER SMITH.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Tindall have re-
turned after g very pleasant visit to
her mother In Artesia.
Miss Margaret Creighton lie visiting
In Atlanta, Mississippi, the guest Of
Miss Josie Crawford.
Buggy harness a6.s5 up.
WALTER SMITH.
Miss Bette MRrable accompanied
BY her two cousins has returned 70 her
home In this city for the summer.
Miss Katherine Jones has returned
to her home in M~uFfressboro,
much to the regret Of tour young
men,"
Mrs. ]. Rubel entertained with q six
O'Clock dinner on Thursday evening,
complimentary to Mrs. J. F. Capple-
MAI and daughter.
Mrs. Jennie Kalisky, Of Augusta,
Georgia, is the guest of her sisters,
Mrs. j. Rubel, Mrs. Rosensteil and
Mrs. Reinhamer.
Mr.. and Mrs. -Russel, Of Rich
mond, Texas, was the guest Of Mrs
o. n. Savage the latter part Of the
week.
Mrs. E. G. Boyd and Miss Fannie
Jarman, Of PontatOc are visiting with
Mrs. F. E. Thomas Of Pikeville.
]. j. MIddlebrook Of Pikeville re-
turned Monday from West Tenn,
where he purchased q small herd of
very fine registered short horn cattle.
Mrs. Ida NJ. Frazier and son, Misses
Fannie and John Hall, of Lexington,
Tennessee, were here last Wednesday,
to attend the funeral OF their brother,
Addison Hall.
Rev. Harry S. Murdoch, the eIo-
- aa1 UAaaanNaAk ~nwEan hos
all OkOlona 6kes to keep track of, has
changed his pOstofhce address from
Lexington, Kentucky, to BuckhOrn,
Kentucky.
Mr.. W. S. Nehls, went to Popular.
vile, Miss, Sunday, where be viii try
the change In the hope OF same relief,
In the hands Of friends. NJ. Nehls is 6
pretty sick man.
An store account and ell past due
notes due me remaining unpaid July
1, 1908, viii be placed in the hands Of
Mr.. A. 7. StOvsll, attorney, for col
loetiOn. MRS. JAS. s. DULANEY.
This office IL IN receipt Of the hrSt
cotton bloom Of the season which
came from the farm Of I. K. Hill near
PfkeVille. "T. K" reports bis crOpl
Of both cotton and corn extra 6ne and
predicts heavy yields and good prices
WANTED-Young men 70 prepare
for government positions. Fine open
inRs IN Ell departments. Good salar-
les. Rapid promotions. Examine
tions soon. Particulars free
interstate Correspondent Institute
Cedar Rapids, IL
Rev. Mr.. Moseley wishes 70 an
nounce that there viii be no prayer
meeting on "Wednesday evening OF
services Sunday on account Of the
Methodist pr0fracted meeting con.
Quoted By Rev. Mr.. Bass, and cordial
" requests his congregation 70 At
tend the revival.
Mr., N. b. Logged, who lives on Soutl
Gatlin street, "a Okolona, left e thu
ONCE Monday morning . ripe tomat'
which weighed 38 ounces, or tw'
pounds and one ounce. Il wasa beaut,
ana shows what may be produced \
our gardens BY those who wiz lool
after them and give the soil and Pc
ture the opportunity. i Wa
beauty.