Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1903-06-10

AIlQ LOCdl hlAdAl -
Mr.. J. E. Tanner was a visitor to
our city Sunday last.
Miss /. B. stevalI was among the
visitors to Jackson last week.
Mrs. J. Rubel and Miss Lolita visited
relatives in Aberdeen last week.
Miss Willie Crawford has been Wis
iting friends in Aberdeen.
Miss Sue Ella Haley is spending this
week with relatives In NettletOn.
Miss Bertha Brown, of Houlka,
visited relatives in Shiloh last week.
Mr.. Ed. Buchanan was among the
recent visitors to relatives In this city.
Mr.. Albert Mecklenburger is out
again, after IN illness Of two weeks.
The Harris Business College, Jack
son, Miss, lie evidently very prosper
Gus.
Skilled practical accountants are
employed to teach In Harris Business
College, Jackson, Miss.
7. o. lowry and j. W. H. Baskin
and family, OF Houlka, came over to
the singing Sunday.
Miss Irlene Collins, of Houston, has
been the charming guest of Mrs. ]. g..
Dulaney the past week.
Be sure to write to Harris Business
College, Jackson, Miss, IL you are in
terested in q business course
Walter Scott and Roy Collins, we're
over from Houston last Friday, the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Shell.
Misses Katie and Cora Mcdonnell
are st home for the summer to the
great pleasure Of their hosts Of friends.
For saIe-a full blood Jersey COW,
4 years old this month, good milk and
butter COW. viii be fresh in Decem-
Der. M. T. FoY.
Mrs. DIR. E. j. Scott, Of Matson,
Miss, after q pleasant visit to her
aunt, Miss Alice Duke, has returned
home.
j. L. Smith, Of McCondy, who has
been visiting in Tennessee for several
days, returned Saturday and spent
the day visiting bis sister, Mrs. ]. s.
Dulaney,
Although the attendance is large,
Harris Business. College, Jackson,
Miss, cannot supply the demand for
book keepers and stenographers.
Miss Minnie King and Miss Annie
McGehee returned from Jackeon,
Tennessee, where they have been
attending school, last week for the
summer vacation.
Miss Lydia Bramlitt returned from
school at Collins, Virginia, last Friday
night. She was met ct Tupelo by her
father and two sisters, on the south
bound Mobile and Ohio night train.
Miss Lila McCarley, daughter Of our
worthy townspeople, Mr.. and Mrs.
Dowd McGarley, returned home Fri-
day from school at Spartanburg, South
Carolina. She was accompanied by
her sister, Mr.. W. T. Harris.
Miss Lena Cole, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. G. W. Cole, returned home
Thursday night last from Nashville,
Tennessee, where she has been in at.
tendance on the Wards Female Semi
nary.
The rapid increase in the sale of oul
bread, warrants us in the belief thai
our efforts to always have the best are
appreciated. Remember our Tele'
phone number is 90. B. DAHMER & 90
Miss Mollie Sykes and daughter
Miss Dora, left Sunday night fol-
Mobile where they will make theil
future home. They al estimablC
people and have the best wishes
of their friends In Okolona.
Our bread Is having q large and in.
creased sale because It is the best
We always have the best OF every.
thing in our line. CAN US up wheI
you need anything. Phone SO B
Dahmer & 90.
Hon. NJ. A. Montgomery, Unite'
States District Attorney for Nortl
Mississippi, of Oxford, was a visitor Il
Okolona Monday and Tuesday, th'
guest OF Assistant United State
District Attorney w. D.. Frazee, ant
Mr.. and Mrs. F. M. Elliott.
The unwilling Of the monumen
erected to the memory Of the late J
r. Price, at Odd Fellows Cemetery BY
the Woodmen OF the World, Sunda!
afternoon was q very impressive Ger
emory and was largely attended b!
the people OF this city. The address
was delivered by Robert Houston, 0
Aberdeen, and highly complimenteC
by all who heard it.
With the pocketless gown Of today
the chatelaine bag is an absolute neces
sity to womankind. Let US interes
you in some real fine steel bead one
which are worth $751; 5 for a $500 bill
Only a few left. Money back if,no
satisfied. MAIER's JEwELRY STORE,
Aberdeen, Miss