Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1903-03-04

Mr.. Robert Huntington is home
for q short vacation.
Mrs. Wolf and children, OF Aber-
deem, are visiting Mrs. J. Rubel.
Mrs. Perry has returned from a
pleasant visit to relatives in Meridian.
Mrs. W. @, Harrell has returned
form q visit Of q few days, to relatives
in Memphis.
Winnie Martin came home Wednes-
day Of last week to attend the funeral
Of his sister.
Mrs. Charlie Davis was in the city
last week, having attended the
Mobile Mardi Gras.
Miss Annie Dell Carpenter, OF
StarkVille, is q visitor In Okolona, the
guest Of her sister, Mrs. Homer
Davis.
Miss Floy Edens and Mr.. George
Cappleman have returned from visit.
ing Misc Tenlsy Glass, Of Mobile, Ala
bama.
Ward Dawson and two small chill
drOn paid . flying visit to Memphis
Saturday night, returning home Sun
day evening.
Miss Margaret brighton took 10 the
Mardl Gras 1t Mobile returning home
last Thursday evening. She reports 3
most lovely time.
The WOmen's Christian Temperance
Union will meet this week ct the
home Of Mrs.T. J. Buchanan, Thursday
afternoon at 8 O'Clock.
O. r. King carries the biggest stock
Of groceries In the city Of OkOlona.
Prices that are not met by comPeti-
tors. Call and be convinced.
Mr.. Thad Price Of ClarksvIlle, Ten
nessee, and Mrs. West, of West Point,
are guests of Mrs. Price and family,
since their recent bereavement.
OkOlona merchants are beginning to
think about resching out for some
spring trade. Look out for some new
advertisements OOn We are looking
for some now, but can't zee very
good.
Mrs. ]. M. Haley, Of this city can
supply pure Plymouth Rock eggs, to
those who wish them. Price, per
setting Of fifteen, shipped In baskets,
91.OO. Reduction made to home ap-
plicants,
Go to O. R. King and get q barrel OF
Sylph Patent -four, the oldest brand
OF -four In the United States, and
every barrel sold under q strict guar
antee.
Miss Mollle Green left Saturday ev-
ening for Clarksdale, where she viii
visit with her niece, Mrs. Halle Abbott
for . few days. All her friends are
pleased to know that Miss Mollie is
going to have a recreation.
W. F. Chapter U. D. o. will meet
with Mrs. Jennie Tucker Buchanan
Friday, 8 O'Clock p. m.
MRS. MATTE DAVIS,
Recording Secretary.
A pointer to OkOlOna ladies who
desire to raise the funds to build 8
monument to our Confederate dead:
Write q persanal request for q cOntri-
button to all the big fellows who have
been feeling their hearts swelling to
make charitable donations. There
are SEVERAL OF bnoms
The people OF the entire state ex-
tend their most kindly sympathies TO
the bereaved husband, father and
relatives Of Mrs. Claude Money Hill,
wife Of Congressman Hill, Of this dis
trict and daughter of United States
Senator Money, in the death of the
most estimable lady, which sad event
occurred in New Orleans last week.
"spring Fever'' is much more than
q Joke: It IL q physical condition.
During the winter the system, because
Of confinement, less outdoor exercise,
and winter foods, becomes, more or
less, stagnant and clogged up, and the
blood becomes bad. The bracing
effect Of cold weather keeps the sys-
tenn keyed up. but with q few warm
days the vitality drops, the energies
lag. We call 1t Spring Fever. AS q
matter Of fact, It is q physical weak
ness. The system has been impaired.
There is danger because Of diseases.
To many people q blood purifier and
tonic is necessary in the Spring. II
would benefit everybody. DR.. Har-
ter's Iron Tonic has for half q century
been recognized as the best blood
purifier and tonic known to medical
science. It is valuable as q Spring
remedy. Try It and fortify your sys-
tenn against enervating Spring Fever,
In the demise Of Joseph R. Price,
which sad event occurred Thursday
morning, February 26, Okolona loses
one Of its most prominent citizens, the
community a splendid neighbOr and
gentleman and his family q kind and
indulgent husband and father. Mr.,
Price has been a sufferer for g long
time from heart disease. Several times
during the past year the report has
come that he was in q serious condi-
ton. He has been III for the past
two or three weeks when sud-
denly the end came, when Least