Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1906-05-16

u Tupelo1 spent sunday III OKolona'
Frank Herndon, of Bonneville, visit
ed his mother here Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Jamison, visited
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday In
Houston.
Screens and Bath Tubs are In sea-
son. WALTER SMITH.
! Robert Knox Chandler Is home for
few days from Chamberlain Hunt
Academy.
Full weight, full count, full measure
and good service is my motto.
T. M. DEAN.
Walter Spradlay and Orbie Harper
came up from A. & M. last week for a
few days visit With home-folks.
A full line Of up to date Buggies,
Runabouts and SurrieS at
WALTER SMITH.
Misses Elite Kate Spradley, and
Ethelyn Lyons spent Sunday In Tupe-
10 tbs guest of Miss Ethel Steinberger.
Born, to Mrs. w. P. Knox, last Tues
day noon, a,fine bright eyed baby girl.
| Another reason why Penn has to
hustle.
Are YOU undecided which candidate
to support for mayorf Well, they're
both good men for the town, either in
public or private life.
One OF the best improvements made
by the city of Okolona in years ls the
grading down of several of the streets,
which is now being done.
We have a Washing machine that
will do your washing in 80 minutes.
WALTER SMITH.
s, G Sadler and L. Neubert were re-
representatives. OF Eva Glare Lodge at the
Grand Lodge K. of P. at Jackson last
week, and Clarence Parchman and A
T SrovalI commissioner.
You can save q few "plunks" by
driving au Adams & Neubert vehicle.
Anything on wheels almost.
One of our country friends was tell
ing the other day of man who had
reached an entirely Independent state.
"He owns his own place, chaws his
own terbacker, and splits where ne
pleases."
We are authorized to announce DR..
T. M. Beatty as candidate tor mayor
at the coming June election. DIR.
Beay is thorough gentlemen OF the
old school, successful practitioner
and business man andif elected would
be sure to give the city OF Okolona a
good, clean, modern administration.
He is man of modern but conserva-
tive ideas and one that no one need be
ashamed Of voting for. He makes no
promises but says he will do his best.
No one can do more.
J.O. TomlinsoD, who has been the
popular and hustling agent for the
Singer machine here for the past two
years, has been promoted and trans
ferred to Natchez, where he will have
charge of district Office. This gen.
tleman has made many friends, who
feel that he will show up % capable
there as here. His family will con
tinuc to live here and his son will sue
coed him.
The east Lake Fishing Club held q
meeting Friday night and elected
officers: F. M. Elliott, President, T.
M. Walton, vice-president., T. l..
Bramlitt, Secretary and treasurer,
F. M. Elliott. Dale SAMSON, Ed Eden,
DR.. d. F. Morgan and @. r King, d.
rectorS. They will entertain the club
members and invited guests with fish
J fry and barbecue on July 4th. Their
lake is in fine condition now, and .
royal time lie promised.
A full line OF screen doors and win
dows at WALTER SMITH.
Mrs. e. j. Ezell. Mrs. b r. Moore
| 0uu IL ~ L1OuS0mOn "a U0Ag OASy
accompanied by Mrs. Addie Darden Of
Okolona, Miles,, went out to Crystal
Lake and spent last night. These
ladies oil have fine record for angling
the bass and trout in that lake, and II
is said that they caught quite num-
OF beautiful fish, Mrs. HousemGn land
ed four pound bass. Mrs. Ezell
brought home five pound bass and
Mira. Moore hung base and had tue
sic with him for many minutes. She
says she thinks he would have weigh
cd eight pounds IL che could have SAT- :
~ landed him. Mrs. Darden IL IL said
caught several very nice trout. This
crowd was made up altogether OF
Mississippi women, who after q short
uojouFn in Palestine have become ex-
pert anglers OF the wary bass and eau
tIous trout. They will try their luck
at Elkhart Lake one day next week -
Palestine Texas Daily Herald.