Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1903-12-09

And Local Affairs.
Mr.. Rob't Huntingdon has returned
home after several weeks spent IN
New York.
Miss Annie Laura Marable, left for
Memphis, Texas, Sunday to be gIne
quite q while.
Captain Timberlake went to Jack
son, Tenn, Saturday to spend Sunday
with his family.
Messrs. Joe and Richard Gates spent
the day In town one day last week,
guests Of Mr.. Marable.
Rev. N. g. Augustus will all the
Methodist pulpit In Okolona the com
Ing year. Rev. Fly goes to Verona.
W. H. Pearson spent q couple Of
days this week In Memphis TO look
after some property interests there.
Mrs. Mabry was the hostess of the
Lanier Club on last Wednesday after
loon. The afternoon was very much
enjoyed by all.
johnny Reid, OF Houlka, was a cheer
full visitor in Okolona Monday. He
says about all the cotton is picked out
In his section.
r. s. WestbrOoks and wife, of Mo
OOndy, spent the night in the city
Thursday last, guests at the home Of
w. P. Conner.
Somebody broke into Davis & Bells
Drug store Monday night entering
through a back window, but nothing
Of value was secured.
Xmas goods at WALTER SMITH.
Mrs. Nal Tucker GIN and grand
daughter, NOema Bell, of Charlotte,
North Carolina, will spend the winter
in Okolona with Mrs. Jennie Tucker
Buchanan.
Miss Ellen Steele, Of Spartanburg,
South Carolina, is the charming guest
of Mrs. DOwd McCarley, and her
many friends regret of her short stay
In nj midst.
Lamps and Electric Light Bulbs at
WALTER SMITH.
Miss Hazel Bramlitt, who is attend
ing school at Mobile this winter, sent
her grade card to her parents this
month and in all six Of her studies she
has marks Of 100.
Save time, trouble and money and
get the best by choosing from our ex.
tensive holiday stock.
HALL & LYLEs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Chambers have
returned home, after a most enjoy
able bridal tour to New Orleans and
other southern points, and are at
home on Gatlin street.
Stop the cracks, weather strips at
WALTER SMITH.
Misses Mazda and Minnie King en-
tertained with an elaborate dinner on
Tuesday, complimentary to Misses
Minnie Frazee, Willie Crawford, Lille
Scale and Alice Walker.
Take y half hour to look over 9 few
of the handsome Christmas goods R.
w. Chandler & Co., have on display
this year, and you win not fail TO aud
something that you really want.
Cut Glass at WALTER SMITH.
The Okolona Chapter D. D. O., held
lie regular meeting with Mrs. 3. P.
Hawkins last week. Reports of the
National Convention were read BY
Mrs. Q. NJ. Savage, and Mrs. Day.
Cut Glass ct WALTER SMITH.
The pretty weather stIn continues
and cotton is pushing into town ct q
rapid rate. A bit q pound for the old
staple is quite inspiring. And yet
that IL not too high q price, for It 10
worth Il.
The W. +. Tucker Chapter U. D. O.,
will give 8 Handkerchief Bazaar on
the fifteenth of December. An are
cordially invited to attend. Refresh
ments will be served Ia connection
with the BazaaF.
r. W. Chandler & Co., have 3 line
Of Christmas goods that cannot fell to
please those who r not trying to
throw away their money. Get sOme-
thing useful as well as ornamental. Il
is the sensible thing to do.
Machines e11.75 at
WALTER SMITH.
Okolona is enjoying an immense
fall trade. It is to be hoped that our
merchants appreciate the importance
Of making new patrons for the city
when opportunity offers, and many OF
them win come to rs another year.
Pictures. farmes, rocking chairs,
lounges, everything or anything that
you may want for a Christmas pres
snt you can find by calling ct R. W.
Chandler & Cos. And It win pay you
to Q their display before buying.
Fail IN line al you people who wish
TO see g bright and beautiful display
Of charming Christmas novelties at
Hall 8 LYLEs.