Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1905-03-15
SOCIAL AND ~lOTHERWIsE.

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Memphis.
Mrs. C. NJ. Crawford visited Aberdeen
last week.
LIP. Haley was 10 Aberdeen Monday
and Tuesday.
]. F. Harrell made a business trip to
Laurel Monday.
Miss Annie. Pearl Richardson is visit
ing Ia Meridian.
Miss Mamie Harris is visiting friends
10 Jackson. Tenn.
]. L. Lyons made a business trip to
Aberdeen Monday.
Myers Hodges spent Saturday and
Sunday in 0kolona.
Miss Lila McCarley is the gueet Of
friends in Meridian.
Mrs. H. L. Morrison attended Mardi
Gras at New Orleans.
Miss Cara Price, has been visiting
friends in West Point.
Mr.. j. H. Dawson, lie In Boonville
for q few days on business.
Miss Elbur Creighton spent Saturday
and Sunday with home folks.
Miss Fannie Rosenbaum has returned
home for the rest of the year.
Miss Pearl Cheairs is visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Lewis Tintall at Houston.
Miss Marie Elliott visited her sister
Miss Adine ct Mobile Mardi Gras.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Buckingham spent
last week with relatives in the city.
Miss Maggie Baker has returned
home after 8 delightful stay IN Texas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. 0. Walton, Of Ard
more l. T. are visiting relatives In the
city.
Misses Leila May and Evelyn Shell
are home from I. I, & @. for & short
visit.
Mrs. Joe Nix and little ones left Mon
day for Mobile to spend Mardi Gras
week.
Mrs. Jack Abbott, after spending a
week with her husband ct New Orleans,
has returned home.
Miss Hazel Bramlitt from West Point
Business College, spent = few days last
week with home folks.
Mrs. Frank Elliott returned home
Saturday morning after visiting New
Orleans and Ocean Springs.
Jack Abbott stopped of here for a
visit with his family this week. He
goes to Houston to look over the
ground for putting 10 their new water
works and lighting system by his New
Orleans house.
L NJ. Hale, during the absence Of
the regular agent, is acting in that ca
pacity for the NJ. & o. railroad. Mr.
Hale, while one of the youngest mer
in the Office department of this road, il
one of the most capable, and handles
his duties easily and successfully.
special attention is called this weel
to the new advertisement OF the jew
elry house of G. F. Richard & Co., o.
which Mr.. O. B. johnson is manager
There is no more neat and fair dealing
JeWelry house in the state, and oul
people are learning that when they
p~atronize this firm they 81 rely npoE
getting exactly what they buy.
Mr.. Joshua B. Collins, a representa-.
tive OF the government census bureau
was IN Okolona Monday listing tn
manufacturing enterprises, and gath
ering data for the department he re
presents. Mr.. Colling Is q most capa
bic and alert statlstician, and It is SAT
to say that at the territory covered b.
him personally viii be accurately re
ported.
Miss Hilary Ward entertained th
TWentlth Century Club Saturday after
noon in a delightful manner. The fei
ture Of the afternoon was q guessin
} contest II which Miss Julia Smith w0.
/, the prize. A menu Of two courses wa
served. The honored guests were Mr.
Clint 9teinberger, Misses Julia Smith
Frances Abbott, Minnie Frazee an
Sue Ella Haley.
The ". F. Tucker chapter .. D. {
return thanks to the children for thei
lsneessant work, selling tickets for .
Friday and Saturday. We intend CIV
ing our little workers, each and ever
one. 8 special entertainment IN the nea
future. Tucker chapter gave thre
, prizes, two sterling silver 0kolon
souvenir spoons and 8 beautiful hl
pin. Miss Kate Hulsey received ia
first prize, Bonnie Millette the seconi
aud Glen Miller the third. IN