Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1906-05-02
Mrs. R. ". Chandler i visiting in

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Miss Maggie Baker is the guest of
Mrs. Frank Chandler.
Mr. and Mrs. R. Fitzgerald are in the
city to spend the summer.
Try TsIma Brand Beans and Corn,
it lie finest canned. 7. M. DEAN.
A carload Of wagons aud buggies just
received by Adams & Neubert.
DIR. Murdoch, of Buena Vista, is the
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Sadler.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Wamble, of
Monroe, Co. are guests Of relatives.
Ames Buggies are the best for cash
or credit at WALTER SMITH.
Misses Lou Ella and Birdie Boone Of
Clsrksdale, are visiting home folks.
Frank Elliott and J. E. Edens have
returned from New Orleans.
II you don't trade with us we both
lose money.
BEARDEN & KING.
Okolonx boys' ball team defeated
Van Vleet, Saturday, in fast game
by q score OF II to A.
Mr. and Mrs. o. T. Harper, with
their daughter Miss Irma and Miss
Mary P. Gum, attended the reunion
at New Orleans.
We have something new in an oil
stove. WALTER SMITH.
Judge W. D. Frszee, U. s. District
Attorney, with head quarters at OK
ford, visited home folks last week.
Come oftener, Judge, your genial
smile is good to see.
Just received full line of Eddy &
Eddy's extracts, high grade teas and
everything to make ice cream.
T. M. DEAN.
Mesdames Crunk, Elliott, Murphee,
and Davis, left Sunday night for the
State Convention, U. d. G. They will
be joined at Biloxi by Mesdames
Buchanan and Heiss, all representa-
tives from w. F. Tucker chapGer.
Hoadley's cream and j. Hungalford
Smiths Extracts assures you as to the
quality of our ice drinks.
BEARDEN g. KING.
The Ladies Aid Society will give
lawn fete at Mrs. Alex Creighton,
Friday night, May 4th, benefit of the
Presbyterian church. Serving ice
cream and cake for 10 cents. Every
body cordially invited.
Little Miss Francis Abbott enter
tanned Friday evening, for her fifth
birthday. Quite a number of her
little friends were in attendance and
enjoyed themselves strennously dur.
ing the afternoon. A dainty Ice course
was served. She was the recipient
of many rememberances.
Everything for the farm handled by
Adams & Nenbert. They understand
business and know what you want.
We have woman here, who hasn't
much else to worry about, bat Is wor-
rying herself to death for fear her
husband will die first and 60 to heaven
and get there to enjoy the society of
his first wife while she Is left here on
earth to struggle all alone.
A cultivator will save You hand
and half. WALTER SMITH.
The last opera troupe we had here
reminds ne of the story told by GER
tain, now famous, actor: This come
dian appeared 10 a four-act comedy
in western mining town. AT the
end OF the third act tine miners rose In
a body, gathered up their belongings
and started to depart. The comedian
in diemay, rushed before the curtain.
Gentlemen he said, there IL another
act yet. 'Yes, that lie why We are
going, said the miners.'
A few days ago Q rather bashful
young lady went into I. M. Deans
grocery store with some chickens to
sell. She inquired the price of fowls,
and at the same time had little
darby put hers on the connter. Mr..
Cunningham didn't notice that the
chickens feet were tied. and asked
her II they would lay there. She bit
her handkerchief, turned her head,
and said: "No, bred, they are rooSt.
ers."
Young man, did you ever put your
arms around your dear old mother,
who has loved and cared for you, and
tell her that you love her and are
grateful for the tears che has offered
for your She may think that you
love her without you assuring her that
You do, but It. costs you bat little
effort to tell her and your words may
bring more JOY and sunshine to her
heart than you ever dreGwed of,
Some young men win pay So for .
rig to ride three hours with % cent
girl and tell her all the nice things
they can think Of that are true and
more that are not true, and don't
spend cents Or i've minntes in .
year to SHOW their old mother chat