Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1904-12-21

Mrs. E. b Reynolds is the guest Of
her mother Mrs. S. McCarley and viii
spend the holidays here visiting her
many friends.
You want the best meat for your
mlnce meat to be had and the Palace
Meat Market kills only the best.
Champ Ivy, who has a prominent
position with Kaheen Bros, Blrming-
ham, Ala, is home to spend the
Christmas holiday.
Don't fail to vote on the handsome
S25 doll at Lyles' Drug Store.
Hot Weiuiwursts at night on your
chatting dish are appetizing. The Pal
lace Meat Market q delIverythem to
you on a hurry order.
Buy your Holiday Goods from Brown
& Bearden, and get your moneys
worth with any amount.
Miss Sue Ella Haley entertained the
Social Club Tuesday afternoon. MISS
Hilary Ward honored the occasion
with one Of her musical selections.
Our Xmas line is complete and our
prices can't be beat.
BROWN 8 BEARDEN.
Get the best for Christmas presents.
Solid gold rings, pins, diamonds, fobs,
brooches, chains, watches, sterling sill
yer spoons, plated goods, everything
In the jewely line. Engraving free on
all goods sold. g. F. Richard & Co.
Rev. N. G., Augustus preached a
powerful aud scholarly sermon at the
Methodist church Sunday. A vocal So
10, beautifully rendered by Miss Irma
Harper with Mrs. T. Stovall at the or
gan, added much to the service.
Mr.. L. A. Butcher, aformer Mississippi
plan, but now q resident of Alice,
Texas, writes that time is still smiling
pleasantly upon him, and every week
THE MESSENGER visits his home to
gladden. the hearts therein with tidings
from the old heath.
Remember that Short the Tailor is
making astounding reductions in fall
and winter suits. He has big line Of
goods and don't want to carry them
over. Don't miss this opportunity.
The goth Century Club was beauti-
fully entertained by Misses Hewitt
and Turner on Saturday afternoon.
In the guessing contest Miss Hilary
Ward Won the prize-a point lace col
lar. The visitors present were: Miss
es Julia Smith, Frances Abbott and
Suella Haley. Delightful and dainty
refreshments were served.
When it comes to good candies for
Christmas, those you get at j. N, Du-
laney's can be relied upon as pure and
always fresh.
N. G. Augustus, who for the past
year has so ably filed the pulpit at the
Methodist church, was returned here
for another year by the conference.
Rev. Augustus is one of the states
ablest and most popular divines and
his Congregations to be congratulated
by every denomination in u city.
Boys, don't buy candy until you see
those fancy boxes Of Nunnally's, the
kind the girls like.
BROWN & BEARDEN.
On Wednesday evening, Dec. IA,
Miss Lena Cole and Mr.. Virgil Lynch,
of Texas, were united in marriage at
the Baptist Church. This was one Of
the most beautifully dressed weddings
ever observed tn 0Folona, and the
happy made twain start on their jour.
ney of life under the most favorable
auspices. Both are prominent in 30
aud popular. The bride Is the
daughter Of MI. and Mrs. Geo. w.
Cole, the merchant banker.
Get the best for Christmas presents.
Solid gold rings, pins, diamond broach-
IS, chains, fobs, watches, sterling sill
yer spoons, plated goods, everything
IN the iewelry line. Engraving free on
III goods sold. G.. F. Richard & Go.
The Okolona CHAPTER I'D C. will
celebrate Lees birthday January sth,
1905, at the court house. Everybody
invited. The next regular meeting Of
.he Chapter will be held at the resi-
lence of Mrs. r. R. Huntington, the
irst Friday in January. All members
to be present. The unwilling Of
5he Confederate Monument will take
place April End, which win also be
Decoration Day. Everybody in the
5own and the surrounding country
most cordially invited. Our speaker
for the day will be Col. E. L. Russell.
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