Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1905-10-04

NAANtltAs iTstA 5iN IN
Mrs. VII. Carlisle and family left
Tor Mobile Thursday night, and Adam
Gass also. '
Rev. D. NJ Geddie, pastor ofths Al.
e Church. Buena Vista, wasin OkOlo-
ma Thursday.
Bob Mcintosh. Of TheIna, passed
through OkolOna, Monday, on bis way
toAttend the A. M. College.
Or. N. Al. Love is rebuilding hin house
opposite the Baptist church, which
when finished will be one Of the neat
% cottages In town.
BugIneas was ct sVandBtiIl almost,
Saturday, as evaryone was .'Eubter-
necking' while the big telephone
poles were being putin.
The w. r. Tucker Chapter q. D. G.
will meet with Mrs. r. W. Chandler
Friday, che 9th Of October, 1t 8 p n.
We urge ell members to be present ~
We have important bnsineSs % dis
cuss.
Mrs. d. w. McCarley 10 Waiting her
daughter, Mrs. E. B. Reynolds, in
Memphis. this month. Mrs McCar-
ley's friends will be glad to hear she
has entirely recovered from breaking
her arm.
Jno, T. Spencer and Miss Mamie
E. Thompson were married ct the
residence Of the brides parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Thompson, at Buena
Vista. Thursday, Sept. 2Sth, Rev. d.
M. Geddie officiating.
Mrs. Clint Steinberger entertained
the Social Club at Hearts Saturday
evening. Miss Leila May Shell won
firstlprize and Miss Minnie Frazee the
BOBBY. Pleasing refreshments were
served before adjournment.
A good word spoken for your town
at the right time and the right place
may bring thousands of dollars to
your city. Every good word spoken
helps. 1t is one of the strongest influ-
ences in building up town or city,
Rev. ]. H. Mitchell, Presiding Elder
will preach at the Methodist church
next Sunday. October 8, morning and
night. A full attendance Of the Meth
odists is desired. The public invited.
N. q. AUGUSTUS.
Misses Alice Mitchell, Ida Murphy,
Livia Murphy, Mrs Corinne Hall, and |
Messrs. Albert Cunningham and Bob |
McDuffle took advantage Of the holt |
lay closing at Rubel's and had refresh
ng picnic ct McDnffies Wells. Plenty |
% eat, fine weather and q congenial
party helped make II an enjoyable day.
O. r. King has decided to buy in the
cotton market more extensively than |
sver, this year, and to do this proper
y now has Mr.. M. HouSeman 40 his
ouyer. Mr.. Houseman, for many years
las been prominent figure Ia bnsi-
less circles in Okolona, and knows
he cotton business thoroughly. Mr..
King could not have selected q better
man TO assist him.
DR.. Robt. Huntington, who has finish
ID several courses in Medicine since
lis graduation at Medical College, has
lscided to locate in Okolona, and is
king up his Office in the Keeney block.
Robert 10 q native Okolonian and can
AL everyone friend and acquaint-
noe in this section and should be able
0 build himself handsome practice.
)kolona is glad to welcome him back.
L. Rosenbaum, the popular mer-
liant, has returned from the Eastern
narkets with his fall goods and has
lready opened them for display to his
ustomers and friends. Mr.. Rosen-
aum never carries anything but the
est and it always pays one to
ook over his extensive line, and his
quare dealing is proyerbial. Read
is half page announcement this
veek.
A little girl became possessed, one
~, Of q baby brother and Gpnppy.
he puppy was ofvaluable tolIia stock. Il
week passed and the puppy had
cen named Scott, while the babe was
iii unnamed. The minister happen-
q to meet the little girl on the road
ne afternoon, asked her how 10 was
lat the puppy had name and the
ably had NONE. ssWhy, Scott has
edigree, !" she said. +
The announcement was received
Ionday morning OF tlD marriage ot
[iss Annie Laurie Marable TO Mr.. d.
!. Alexander, Of Memphis, Texas,
nnday. Miss Annie Laurie, who isa Il
auzhter Of Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. MEra-
Il, Of this city, was born here aud Is
IL 81 Okolona's most popular young
dies. She has 4 host Of friends III
III section who wish them both every /
appiness. Mi. Alexander IL 4 ptomi.
snt lumberman Ia his section.