Okolona messenger., 1907-09-04


Mrs. F. G. Millett and son left Mon
day evening for Dawson Springs, Ky.
A fine new line Of harness just
received. Prices right
Adams & Neubert
Miss LouIee Cappleman, Of Little
Rock, Ark, is the guest Of Mrs. Ed
Edens.
Miss Pearl Foster, Of St. Louis, is
trimming for Miss Alice Duke this
season.
A carload Of Bagging and Ties just
received at King & Gardner's. Can
supply all your wants.
Misses Pearl Cheairs and Francis
Abbott leave Sunday for Washington,
D. c., where they will spend the
month.
Rev. Sykes held Episcopalion ser
vices Tuesday night at the Methodist
church. preaching a most instructive
sermon.
Reynolds C. Smith, Of jackson,
Miss, travelling representative for the
Corr Williams Tobacco Co.. is the
guest this week of his brother Walter.
If you haven't seen the new ball
bearing buggies we are selling, you
have missed the easiest riding buggy
ever made. Let US show you our line.
Adams & Neubert
DR.. Kate R. Ely, Of West Point, Os-
teopathic Physician, has decided to
practice in Okolona, and can now be
found at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Hawkins. she is very pleas
ant young lady and should do well
here.
P. C. Gragnon, the hustling cotton
buyer, has an ad in this issue. He is
an expert cotton man and will always
treat you square, and keeps all his
promises. He has bought the first
bales from Chickasaw, Calhoun and
Lee counties.
Mr.. Henry Clopton, Of Egypt, was
in town Friday on business and to
spend the day with his friends. Mr..
Clopton reports the prospects tor a
crop on his place the best he has
ever had, notwithstanding he was com
PEELED to plant four times.
The ladies of the Episcopal church
are compiling a cook book. At will be
filled with the favorite receipts Of
Okolona's best housekeepers tried
and tested. 1t will be priced in
popular way. They feel sure that
this book will please the housekeepers.
The o. F. Cs. we're charmingly
entertained Thursday afternoon by
Mrs. Seymour Jones at Dominoes,
Miss Addie Harris carrying off the
club prize and Miss Ettie Kate Sprad-
ley the guest prize. The usual re-
freshments were served in a tasty
manner.
Jack Abbott is home for a two
weeks visit. He has just finished
building the electric street railways at
jackson, Tenn, and takes the same
work at Sheffield Jack ranks high as
such builder and his hume GUS friends
in this section are pleased to see him
climbing the ladder Of success so
speedily.
Mrs. Matte McGehee and Mr.. D.
Matthews, two prominent young peo-
pie living east of town, we're united in
marriage Sunday evening at 6 o'clock,
at the Presbyterian church, by Rev. j.
w. MoseIey. They are both popular
socially in their neighborhood and
their many friends wish for them a
happy future.
Miss Rivers, one Of Mississippi S
most beautiful and accomplished read
ers and impersonators gave an excel
lent evenings entertainment Monday
night at the court house. Without
question Mis- Rivers is one of the most
brilliant young ladies on the Southern
platform and twas pity such small
Okolona audience greeted her.
DR.. and Mrs. Heinreich Bellaman
accompanied by their mutual friend, B
Berghauser, Of Fulton, Mo-, are spend
ing a few days here as guests Of DR.
and Mrs. D. F, Morgan. The happy
young couple we're married, to the sur
prise Of their friends and families, al
Kosciusko. They leave soon foI
points in South Carolina, Mrs. Bella
man was formerly Miss Kate Jones
sister Of Mrs. Morgan, and has many
friends here, made during previou.
pleasant visits in Okolona.
The young people0of set number |
were delightfully."- entertained las
Thursday night with a moonlight pic
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