Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1905-03-08
SOCIAL AND OTHERWISE.
See the NJ. NJ. M IS Thursday night.


See the NJ. NJ. NJ. Is Thursday night.
Attend the Sunday School lecture at
the Presbyterian church Friday night.
Mr.. @. M. Ivy is visiting his grand
mother, Mrs. Lucy Ivy, in Houlka this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Vice, of Jasper,
Alabama, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. j..
S. Richardson.
For SALE.-1OOO bushels good ear
corn, at my place, 4 miles West of
Okolona. w. r. DUNCAN.
Died, at the home Of her daughter,
Mrs. Ira Francis, in Okolona, February
28, 1905, OF lagrippe, Mrs DR.. Comet
ly, aged 80 years.
Mrs. Dan Dulaney and little son,
James, of Houston, were welcome Wis
itors at the home of Mr.. Joe Dulaney
of this city the first of the week.
Judge Reagan, of Palestine, Texas,
the last survivor of the Confederate
Cabinet, passed over the dark river at
bis home, on the morning OF the 9Th.
Mrs. Dolly Denton has recognized
her Memphis Musical Maidens troop,
and is playing to big houses through
the state. They will appear at the
opera house her Thursday night, 9Th.
A friendly to tip our Federal Ladies'
Clubs: Why not establish a rest room
for the benefit of our farmers wives.
Have books and papers and some one
to take care of wraps and parcels. 1t
would improve our trade.
The John H. Sparks Shows in every
way more than met its every promise,
pleasing audiences made uD of Meri-
dams best people.-Meridian, Miss,
Daily Times, Jan. %, 1904. Will
exhibit at Okolona Thursday, March
16.
Those who attended the Old Vir-
ginia Shows this afternoon r loud in
their praise of the excellent perfor-
nance and the clean and respectable
manner In which It was conducted,
saws the Evening Times of FOstoria,
o., Aug IL, 1902. VIII exhibit in
Okolona March 16.
Married, at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ira Francis, in Okolona, Sunday night
at z O'Clock, March 9th, 1905, Mr.. J. L.
Arnold of Chico, Texas, and Miss Lii
lie Connolly, Rev. John w. Moseley,
ir., officiating. The young couple will
leave for Texas In a Few days where
they will make their future home.
Dolly Denton, with her recognized
Memphis Musical Maidens, win appear
at the opera house again in this city, In
an entire change Of programme and
specialties on Thursday night OF this
week. and the amusement loving peo-
pie OF Okolona will attend, for they al
ways like to see a clean, bright show.
They may go away for q time but all
finally return to the charms OF theii
hrst love. Mr.. Harry Arden, who has
been living at Houston the past year,
returned to Okolona last week with bis
family to stay. Harry lie a most excel
lent carpenter, knows how to handle
men and do good work, and all will
welcome him and his estimable wife
back home.
Mickle. Burgher Hardware 90. hav.
secured the services Of Miss Elizabeth
Marable, Of Okolona, Mississippi, a
their head trimmer in the millinery
department for this spring and sum.
mer. Miss Marable is one Of the lead
ing trimmers in the South, havinl
served for the past several years II
this capacity for some Of the best es
Establishments 10 all the country Hal
County Herald, Memphis, Texas.
The Mississippi State Sunday SchOo
association, has In employ Rev. Gee
r.. Bachman, Of Paducah, KY, who !
lecturing in the interest OF Sunda,
School work and County organiza
tions. He will lecture at the Presby
terrain church In Okolona on Frida
night OF this week. Rev. Mr.. Bach
man has q national reputation as
Sunday School specialist, and be come
to Us with the highest recommends
lions for bis work.
Died, In okolona, Monday, Marc
9TH. 1905. Mrs. Fannie Word Horton
wifa Of Mr.. r. II. Horton, aged :
years. of pneumonia. fhe unexpecl
ed death Of this loveable wife, moths
and neighbor was a shock to the entiE
community, and her loss will be keeI
" felt by ali her friends, while q
, findly sympathies Of all 60 out |
the bereaved husband ana famll.
/, The remains were laid to rest at q
t. Word Family Graveyard i've mill
east Of this city on Tuesday.