Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1906-06-20

~ gOWnoQ IMAM In costume oil Wnlt
8 net deliberately trimmed with lac
over silk. She carried shower boque
8 Of white sweet peas. Rev. ]. v
t Moseley performed the impressiv
ceremony. Immediately after the Gel
!. emony luncheon was served
Rarely does one see a richer displa
Of cut glass and silver presented to tn
bride and groom by their many ad
. mirers. At ten O'Clock the brids
party went to the German at the hal
! Beautiful music and delicious pune
> was enjoyed by all.
: If you will inquire it will be revela
tion to you how many succumb to kid
ney or bladder troubles in one form o
, another. If the patient is not beyon,
medical aid, Foley's Kidney Cure viii
cure 1t never disappoints. For sal
by Bearden & King, Okolona; st. Clai
Wylie Drug Co., Tupelo.
One of our soft footed citizens, VIII,
occasionally wipes the dishes for hi
wife. became tired of the job and re
fused. saying: sit is no mans work.
Not feeling disposed to lose his helE
she brought the Bible out to convince
him Of his error and read as follows
from II Kings, xxi, %; and will wipe
Jerusalem as a man wipeth a dish
turning it upside down." 1t is need
less to say he is still doing his occa-
sional stunt.
Groceries for light house keeping,
camping, for picnics, for excursions or
chatting dish cookery at T. M. Deans.
If you can think of anything else he's
got it,
Mesdames F. ]. Mcdonnell and L. p
Haley, entertained at the spacious
Mcdonnell residence last Thursday in
honor of Mrs. Jennie Rogers, of Hunts
Vile Ala, and Mrs. Cora Buford, of
Pickens, Mics. Dominoes was the
game for the afternoon. Each guest
w&s presented with powder puff.
want to place range in every
home. Let me tell you how.
WALTER SMITH.
Mesdames s. G.. SadIer, E s. Elliott
| jr., r. r. Huntington and Miss Mary
Huntington left the latter part of the
week for Eureka Springs, Ark.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. L. Quin end daugh-
ter Miss Willie, of West Point, were in
attendance here at the Frazee- Dawson
nuptials Monday.
Mrs. V. Turner and daughter Bula,
leave for Chicago and Kalamazoo
Mich, today, the former to be treated
at Kalamazoo.
What's the use of living if you cam
eat wellH But you can II You buy
groceries of T. M. DEAN.
MIS-. P. g. Gragnon entertained the
Spoon club Friday afternoon. AS usual
the hostess was presented with beau
tiful spoon.
Mrs. Geo. @. Smith and little daugh-
ter, of Dexter, Mo-, are visiting her
parents here, Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry
Scale.
Misses Elbur Creighton, Efie Meek.
lenburger, Jean Lyon and Annie Miller
have returned from Columbus.
Adams and Neubert carry every
thing that farmer needs-from axle
greace up to an engine, carriage or
piece of harness.
Miss Lucy Crawford, Of Aberdeen,
attended the Frazee- Dawson wedding
Monday evening.
It would pay the health officer to
look about the town ct some OF the
filth rapidly accommodating.
Miss josie 6lianey, Of Houston,
came over to attend the German,
Monday night.
We want your grocery trade II You
want good eatibles. 7 M. DEAN.
Miss Addie Spence, Of COrinth, il
visiting her sister Mrs. J. A. Allen
this week.
Miss Mary Smith, Of Pont0toC. is
the guest Of her niece, Mrs. J. A.
Allen.
You ought to have . new buRgy for
driving these pretty days. They are
good and cheap at WALTER SMITH.
Miss Mary p. Gum has returned
home after q visit to Miss Irns
Harper.
Mrs. Broggan and little daughter are
with relatives in Jackson, Miss.
Rev. John W. Moseley jr., preached
at Holly Springs last Sunday.
TN. Dean says that Elect Flour is
an ideal bread maker.
T L. Bramlitt made his usual trip to
Corinth Sunday.
Miss Lillian Tatum IL visiting friends
In Meridian.
Mr.. T. a. rrios spent Sunday in
CoTinth,
You can save q few ~plunks" By