Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1906-01-24

OlIos Os VI w hASOCA0GS NAOS~@~t
West Point, is visiting here this week.
Misses Lila McCarley and Minnie
Frazee have returned from q visit to
West Point.
Mrs. Edgar Elliott and Mrs. Fl. H.
McC Council left Wednesday for weeks
stay in Memphis.
Sash, doors and building material at
WALTER SMITH
Mrs. J. J. Higgins and little daugh-
ter visited Mrs. Earl Wylle in Tupelo
Saturday.
Doors, windows and building mate
rial WALTER SMITH.
Rev. A. A. Jones D. D., Of Biloxi,
the Synodical Evangelist, of MISSISSIPPI
pi, will hold series of meetings at the
Presbyterian church beginning Febru-
airy Attn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clint Steinberger en-
tertained at dinner Sunday, Meesrs.
Robert Hoy'e, Chef Steinberger,
Misses Ruby and Ethel Steinberger, Of
Tupelo, Missep Ethelyn Lyons and
Lorraine Shell, Meesrs. Donnie Brady
and Joe Herndon.
The best not only in Staple but
Fancy groceries as wei, at
Tucker chapter u. D. L. will meet
with Mrs. T. M. Dean Friday the and
day Of February. All the members
are urged to come QUO and bring their
dues for the insuing year.
| A large crowd attended the W. F,
Tucker chapters celebration Of Gen.
R. E. Lees birthday. The music and
recitations afforded great pleasure, the
talks on Gen. Lee, literary treats and
the refreshments were enjoyed by oil.
Miss Livia Murphee entertained the
Social club Monday afternoon in her
usual happy style. The few hours
were highly enjoyed by all. The in
vited guests were Mrs. Estvlle Harris,
of Spartanburg, South Carolina and
Miss Mary Peele Gum. Miss Lottie
Rubel won the prize.
i Get seats early for the Reno and
Alvord's Surprise Company, an In
door Circus which will appear at the
Opera House on the % inst. This year
the Company is bigger and better than
ever and all who attend viii be more
than satisfied with the entertainment.
THE band concert will take place ct
noon o. usual on the day Of the per.
Torrance. Reserved seats on sale at
Ligon's Drug store.
Avery's full line Of PIOws, HarrCwS
and etc. WALTER SMITH
i Mrs. W. E. Bearden gave . dining
Saturday the 10Th January In honor Of
her grand mothers, Mrs. M. ]. Tucker,
seventy.iafth birthday. The invited
i guests were: Mesdames Lydia Hodges,
| J. ]. Ezell, jennie ShackeltOEd, Bette
Poors, b. J. Abbott, T. =. Bramlitt,
Kate Hodges and Mr.. and Mrs. T. ].
buchanan. While the elk course din
Iner was in progreas Mrs. Abbott sur
Iprised the party BY giving toast to
her friend, Mrs. Tucker, which was
much enjoyed by all present and high
" appreciated by the family as Mrs. 4
/ j. Buchanan so expressed herself in
her reply. Mrs. Tucker has thirty
one children, grand children and great
grand children. She was the recipient
Of many presents from children and
friends and altogether her heart was
made glad from their remembrance Of
her, Everyone complimented Mrs.
Bearden as an ideal hostess.
Miss Mary Dean gave an elaborate
dinner Saturday. Covers were laid
Tor fourteen. After enjoying course
after course OF delicious edibles, The
young ladies' INDUCED IL games and
lmusIC. The invited guests Werei
Misses Lilly Rheinhamer, Charlotte
wolfe, Belle Norris. Floyd EdenS
Elisabeth Kay, Francis Hall, Mary
Dawson, Grace Hall, Mary =. Hodge,
Elsie Rowe, Mattie Allen, Avalla Fos-
ber; CIemmls Miller and KatheElns
Murphree.