Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1905-08-30

/ IGNORE Davis is visiting in, Troy.
s. T. Russel, Of Luster, was in
Monday.
Bolton Medley, OF Troy, came to
town Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Lyles have return
ed from Houston.
Judge Frazee went to Houston the
first of the week.
Rev. ]. W. Moseley has returned af-
ter short vacation.
Mrs. J. M. Davis has returned from
weeks visit to Prairie.
! Edgar Elliott returned from st.
Louis the last of the week.
A.. G. Carter and family, of Van
Vleet, spent Monday in town.
Mrs. p. M. Crawford has returned
from Aberdeen and the Springs
Mr.. w. P. Haughton, Of Prairie,
made a business trip here last week.
Trimmer McCarley attended q
German in Aberdeen, Monday evening.
Mrs. j. W. Davis, of Starkville, is
visiting at the home of her son, Ho.
mer Davis.
Lorn Steinberger leaves tomorrow
for Springfield, O., where he joins the
Gus Sun MINISTRIES for the season.
Mrs. Gordon Green and Miss Elkin
left for their home ia Aberdeen after a
delightful visit among relatives here
Miss Annie Lou Dean gave a birth
day party to number Of her little
friends Tuesday afternoon. Many
beautiful gifts were received by the
little hostess.
Mr.. T. J, Lyles is having his resi-
denecremodeled making it handsome,
large, two-story, elegantly finiahed,
modern home. Mr.. J. w. Rogers, of
Turelo, is the carpenter and con-
tractor.
Mics Minnie Frazee was hostess to
the Friday Afternoon club. Quite
number of visitors we're present. After
a most interesting game, in which Miss
Minnie Black was winner of 9 hand
some fan, choicest ices and cakes were
served. A delightful afternoon was
spent by all.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Eden entertained
the Tally -ho" and number of
friends with. a Japanese evening. The
drawing pictures of Japs from
Komura down to slap on American
Soil" created much merriment. Mrs.
Halls effort being pronounced the
best likeness. Misses Scott and Cap
pleman, in costume, presided over the
Japanese menagerie, where every ami
NAL from the Japanese kingdom was
represented.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. j. Ezell entertained
Wednesday evening, complimentary to
Mrs, Howard, Of Palestine. The par
Iors and library were made fragrant
by beautiful flowers arranged srtisti-
cally in cut glass vases. After pleas
ant games Miss Scott delighted the
visitors with several vocal selections,
and brilliant conversation was inter-
spersed with ices and cakes of various
inviting makes.
| Mrs. s. d. Murphree entertained
lEaturday afternoon from 9 to. Z with
s'hearts." During the game delicious
frappe was served by Miss Mary Dean.
Mrs. Dean and Mrs. Ed Eden cut for
the prize, the fortunate one being
Mrs. Eden, who presented Il to the
, guest Of honor, Mrs. Green, Of Aber
deem. AT q late hour the most choice
, and tempting refreshments were served
BY the hostess In her own easy and
gracious manner.
Mr.. Sol Kirby, who leaves with his
wife Tor Birmingham this week, Il one
Of the popular and capable Young men
Of the town, enjoying the highest es-
! TEEN OF everybody, and viii regret to
J Hose him 40 citizen, though 81 course
viii congratulate him upon hia promo-
tion to q more lucretive position. Mrs.
Kirby is also most estimable lady,
whose home has been here from
chiIdhood. and BY her charming
lcharacter and kindly diapoaitlon to-
gether with her many qualifications
have ever held her ia Arnt place with
Ill. She Il an accomplished musician
and leaves behind her here many evil
ienCes Of her capabilities inqelibly
! impressed upon the young musical