Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1905-03-01

Mr.. W. c. Hulsey is visiting relatives
in Taxas.
Mr.. Charlie Long is visiting relatives
in Okolona.
Miss Theo Hendrix visited home
folks last week.
]. Rubel left for New York Sunday
night to buy goods.
Miss Alice Burnett of Boonville spent
Sunday in Okolona.
Miss Mary Shell, of Houston, was a
recent visitor in our. city.
Mrs. Mabel Short entertained the
Social Club last Thursday.
Miss Irma Harper spent Inst week
with relatives in Shannon.
Free Tuition to all in Harris BUSH
ness College, Jackson, Miss.
Mr.. L. P. Haley was in Houston
again last week on legal business.
Mrs. Howell Burkitt visited relatives
in Houston for a week or ten days.
Miss Pearl Turner entertained the
Twentieth Century Club Saturday.
Mrs. Gideon, who has been seriously
i'll with pneumonia, is rapidly recover
ing.
Mrs. j. C. Whiteside returned Sun
day from a pleasant visit to West
Point.
Rev. Il. C. Parrott and family have
moved into the Murdoch home, south
of town.
DR.. Morgan was called to Shannon
Thursday and Friday on professional
business.
Mrs. G. R. King and little Charley
Hill spent Sunday and Monday in
Houston.
Miss Emma Hursey and Miss Mary
Burkitt spent Sunday with Mrs. Dewitt
ct Artesia.
Mr.. Tom Scott, Of Clsburue, Texas,
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. D. H. Shell
and family.
Miss Marguerite Walton left last
Tuesday for an extensive visit in the
Indian Territory.
Mrs. Minnie Baird of Aberdeen lie
visiting her sister Mrs. Ann Gamblin
at the Foster home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Garner R. Kimball, of
Vardamsn, came over Saturday and
spent Sunday at the home of C. R.
King.
The w. F. Tucker chapter will meet
with Mrs. Lucy Neubert Friday the srd
of March at 3 O'Clock sharp. All Of the
members are urged to be present.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. Mathere, who
have been visiting with Mr. NJ. J..
Caven's family the past two weeks,
left for their Iowa home Sunday night,
with a promise that they would return
again this fell, with promising pros.
poets of locating With Us. They are
good people and will be welcome.
A glimpse Of those beautiful samples
displayed st the Photograph tent OPP
posite the P~ostofice, will show you
the kind OF work you can get there,
first class in every detail. R. W.
Arnold, my view man, is 3 specialist
in his line of work and can make pic
tures at your home that are hard to
beat. We win be in Okolone 80 days
longer, W. TURNBULL.
Davis & Bell, the popular as well as
pioneer druggists Of the city, have :
new advertisement in this issue which
every reader viii profit BY reading.
So universally lie this Davis Drug
Store" known that ii hardly seems
necessary to add q word in common
dation Of It's proprietore. The Oldest
inhsbitant can scarcely recall the time
when Doc Davis was MOTTO be found u
familiar figure behind 3 drug counter
in 0koIona, and 30 exemplary and
square has been bis every dealing that
there is not 3 person that visits 0kolo.
ma who cannot be listed IS her personal
friend. Mr.. Will Bell. the younger
member, has won for himself 3 stand
ing for clean, courteous contract with
the public seldom enjoyed By any
young man Of his age. Nor is be lack.
ing in any dgree in point Of ~capability
IS an ~up-to-date pharmoctst. Those
who favor Davis & Bell with their pat.
ronage never have any occasion FOL
regret or complaint.