Okolona messenger., 1905-07-05

J. T. Aston. Of Thslma, came IN
Friday
Mr.. Jack Chambers vas a visitor
here last week
Miss Ettis Kate sprsdley is visiting
10 Holly Springs.
Sol Peterson, Of Rising Sun, spent
Saturday 10 Okoloqa.
H.F. sanderson. had some shop
ping in town Thursday.
D.B. Allen, Of McCondy, had busi-
ness in town Thursday.
Mr.. E. S. Elliott. ir. made business
trip to Memphis last week.
NC. Williams, one Of Troy's citi-
zens was in town last week.
Mr.. F. G. MIlette left Saturday 70
visit relatives in points in Texas.
Mr.. Emmit Smith, Of Houston, was
a visitor in town q few days last week.
Charles Anderson and John Riley Of
New Hope, were in town last Friday.
Eli Yoder, one of Egypt's most sub
stantial farmers was in town Friday.
Miss Cornelia Orr. Of Florida, Was a
guest Of Miss Margaret Buchanan Fri
day.
Miss Ethel Weems, Of shubuta, is
the charming guest of the HOuseman
home.
Mr.. T. L. Bramlitt made q business
trip to Corinth the latter part OF the
week.
Jno. L. Davis and J. F. Smith, Of
Houston came over for the day
Friday.
ST. Russell, W. D. Parker, and
Robt h. Mayfeld, of Sycamore, were
in town last week.
Bolton Q. Angiin. now of Lake
Charles, La, is home for q short visit
with relatives and friends.
Mias Nellie Bean left Friday evening
for Taylor, Texas, where she will visit
relatives for a month or so.
Master George Bean left Friday eve
ming for Indian Territory where he
is going to visit his brothers.
Squire Cliff Marshall and Col. shra'
der, of Monroe county, spent day
with friends here last week.
Mrs. P. NJ. Crawford returned home
Monday, after two weeks stay with
her daughter near Aberdeen.
Mrs. R. L. hubert and Mrs. Ha
Clark with little Eva Mae, are visiting
relatives in Pontotoc, this week.
c. L. Brown and w. T. Brown
prominent in Houlka, made theiI
weekly visit to Okolona last Friday.
Messrs. Hall and Randolph have re-
turned to Van Vleet, where they are
at work on bedding the new railroad
Mrs. M. B. Kennedy, of Thelma, wa'
the guest of G. w. Anglin and family
Wednesday, on her way home from
Texas.
Mrs. Ida Tucker, accompanied By
her little daughter, Pansy, of Jackson
Tenn, is visiting her sister in this city
| Az yEyro nohvner
Robert Bishop, Lawrence Jolly, T.
Tx. Downing, Muldrow Wilson, and S
L. Wilson, ir.,. Of Van Vleet, spent
day in Okolona last week.
Miss Mai Dair Miles, who has beer
trimming in the millinery OF Mrs. Nj
Richardson the past season, left Sun
day evening for Charleston, Ill.
The recent dispatches from Polan'
indicate that the Warsaw prisons ar
somewhat fuller of revolutionists thai
} the Ohio penitentiary is of bankers.
The Smart Set were entertained b.
, Miss Edna Reilley Friday night. Mis-
, Edna is a popular entertainer AM
, everyone seemed to enjoy themselves
: We are now prepared to furnisl
, Rough Building Lumber. in Cur
Oak and other varieties of timber
Send US your bill and let Us saw it on
. TO your orders. Yours for dry weather
. ALERT HANDLE Co.
Miss Mollie TRIMMER, who is one Q
the music instructors in COnvers
College, Spartanburg, S. O., arrive
home, accompanied by her niece Mis-
:, Belle Norris, last Friday, and wi
8 spend the summer in Okolona.
Rev. E. P. Coburn, who has bee
9 with the Houston Post for two year,
s has resigned bis place there and accep
ted q place with the Leader at Wel
!. Point. He is good newspaper mar
faithful industrious worker, and
valuable man e5horaxror he o.oaa