Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1906-05-30
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LILAC.
Mrs. Rubel and Miss Morris spen,
Friday 10 Aberdeen
You can save d few ''plnnks" b,
driving an Adams & Nsubert vehicle
Anything on wheels almost.
Miss Lena Fortson. Of Prairie, l. the
guest Of her aunt, Mrs. ]. N Davis.
New potatoes and fruits at /.
& T. M. DEAN.
Mrs. G. v. Taylor, of Jackson, Tenn.
lie visiting Mrs. ]. T. Harris and
family.
Master Charles Davis of McCondy
visited his grand parents in Okclona
last week.
1t will pay you to drive and see the
buggies, wagons, and machines on
the bargain Easy to get and. easy to
pay for. ADAMS & ,NEuBERT.
w. F. Tucker chapter U. D. o. will
meet with Mira. Frances, Friday, the
let Of June. ct 3 O'Clock p. m.
Mrs. ]. M. Davis and Mrs. Frank
Elliott went to Meridian Monday as re-
representatives. of the Eastern star.
Remember Ladies, we carry full
line Of paints, enamels, floorlac and
varniahes. WALTER SMITH.
Walter Smith was called to Birming-
ham Sunday to be at the bedside of his
sister, who was reported dangerously
i'll. a,
AS a matter of health assurance, de.
mand pure -four Supreme -four is
the climax Of purity.
WARD DAWSON.
Mrs. w. A. Middelkamp, Of Pue bio,
Colorado, and Mrs. J. G. Woods, of Un-
ion City, were the attractive guests of
Mrs. Edens the latter part of the week.
Mrs. j. Ed. Edens was hostess OF the
Mstrons Spoon Club, Friday after
noon. Mrs. Edens is an ideal hostess
and an afternoon in her home 10 al
ways charming.
The health of our people is generally
good but it's because most of them eat
bread and biscuits made of Elect -four
sold by
T. M. Dean.
There will be piano recital by the
pupils of Miss Hilary Ward at the
college Hall on Monday afternoon at
$3.50 o'clock. Every one is cordially
invited to attend.
DR.. Miller returned Monday morn
ing, from Pontotoc, where he was
called to attend his mother, who last
week fell and broke her hip. Mrs.
Miller'is 81 years of age. but the doc
tor has bright hopes OF her speedy
recovery.
To enjoy an exquisite breakfast
lightens the burdens of busy day.
Try Supreme Flour for wholesome
biscuits and tooChsome hot rolls.
WARD DAWSON.
Lcrn Steinberger, the talented young
trombone player with Prof. E. 81.
Wiley, will leave this evening for the
east, where he will visit in Mississippi
with his parents, returning to this
beach again about July 15-Ocean
Park, California, Journal.
Miss Emma Hursey entertained the
o. F. G. at it's last meeting. Sight read
ing Of Presidents was the contest for
the occasion, Miss Mabel Foster be-
ing first prize winner and Miss Mary
Mabry consolation. All left thinking
Miss Emma an ideal hostess.
If terms, price and quality are con-
sidered see us before you buy your
buggy. WALTER SMITH.
Miss Louise Marable was hostess Of
the GAS You Like It" club, Friday
afternoon. The house was decorated
In pot plants and cut flowers. The
guests were met by Miss Carrie Gates
and Raymond Lyon. Instrumental
music was furnished by Misses Har-
bour and Mckinley. In an interest
ing contest Miss Mary spradley was
the winner.
Fine Buggies at
ADAMS & NEUBERT.
Mrs. T. M. Dean entertained the
Lanier Club and number Of visitors,
Wednesday. After the regular club
programme, tables were arranged for
Eucre and dominoes. The prizes were
awarded TO Mrs. Rice, Mrs. Mabry ard
Mrs. Edens. The ont.of-town guests
were Mrs. Middlekamp and Mrs..
Woods. Choice refreshments were
gracefully served BY Misses May Dean
and May Mabry.