Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1906-03-28
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Mrs. Frank Elliott spent Wednesda.
in Memphis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cooper, Of Mobile
was here Sunday.
Mrs. Joe DuIaney is visiting friend
here for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Woods. Of Union City
spent Sunday in our city.
Groceries can get old, but not al
Deans. His are always fresh.
The Cuba Car is Interesting to ladies'
instructive to school pupils.
Clint Steinberger made a business
trip to Clar ksdale last week.
Mr.. Robert Chapman, Of West
Point visited Okolona. Sunday
Acme Washing machines at factory
prices WALTER SMITH
W. F. Tucker chapter U. D. O. will
meet with Mrs. Gragnou, Friday, the
9th of April.
1t pays the farmer to buy his ma
chinery at home. Besides it is q duty.
But Walter Smith has prices equal 70
any foreign house.
"Hello, here's a letter that was
given to me yesterday by my wife to
mail" said a man to friend as they
walked down the street. Immediate
" four men within reach of his voice
began TO dig in their pockets and
start for the nearest mail box.
This is the time of year when one
must be mighty choice in their selec-
tion of groceries. Try me.
T. M. DEAN.
AS deacon in the church, it will pay
to learn this much, which can beused to
advantage" The deacon who stops oc-
casionally to gossip with the sisters
will never lose his job. The women
dearly love a jolly deacon.
Mr.. Gray, of New York, practical
cotton mill man, is here for a few
weeks visit, and while here should be
shown Okolona's many advantages
for the location of mill here. There
are several strong inducements that
could be offered any one with view
Of locating here, and our citizens
should see to it that Mr.. Gray secs all
that is worth while.
We had customer who made 20
bales of cotton and 300 bushels of corn
with two horses, his con and good
cultivator. You can do the same thing
f you'll let the mule do the
work with a cultivator.
WALTER SMITH
"The Beggsr Prince" at the Tupelo
Opera House Friday night is one of the
inest operas on the Southern circuit
Ind if our theatre goers want to attend
he best that ever touched this section,
70 to Tupelo Friday night.
Newspaper men don't print half
hey know. A Memphis paper tells
n its hotel arrivals about Mr.. and Mrs.
, Miss, who are
stopping At" II this paper
hould copy the item and it got into
he hands of a certain lady who
taYed behind to take care of the chill
rem, there would be trouble for !
omeone.
Spend your money at home where >
on will have a chance to get some of q
back. Patropizing home Industries
one Of the secrets of local success.
7hen you send your money away to :
urchass goods that can be had here
! home you discriminate against your :,
wn town, and that you will do your !
,lf as well as your town great deal
I harm
Mrs. Edgar. Parchman entertained !
le Twentieth Century club and :
lumber OF friends Saturday afternoon. =
be game of AZ was enjoyed very
UGH and proved most interesting. :
rs. Jas. Rowe was the fortunate
inner of handsome prize, and the
'nsolation went to Mrs. Rosensteil. .
dainty course luncheon was served +
faultless style. Mrs. Parchman as (,
ual was the ideal hostess and moth Il
g was left undone that would add ::
the beauty and pleasure of the a
casion. G
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