Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1907-01-23
Royaliue Pills save Doctors Bills.
Miss Minnie Ivy 10 visiting in HOulka.
Miss Evelyn Shell is with friends In

Miss Minnie Ivy 10 visiting in Houlka.
i Miss Evelyn Shell Is with friends In
Houston.
CO... Jas. Gordon is visiting friends
in Pontotoc.
L us get up aitngn u for YOU this
monih Our groceries cane he equal.
led, ~ I. NJ. DEAN.
Miss Lena Fur son of Prairie is with
Mrs j. NJ Davis.
+. II. bramlitt made business trip
to Coriuth last week.
Mrs. z. W. Shell OF Houston is the
gu 1t OF Mrs. j. M. Haley.
Mrs. Virgil Lynch and little caugh-
ter nave returned to Monroe La.
You need Harness now if you ever
did Let us supply you.
ADAMS 4 NEUBERT.
Mr.. Guy Bart spent Saturday and
Sunday with friends in the country.
Miss Elizabeth Marable is spending
the week with her aunt Mrs. Gates in
the country.
A good top buggy is the kind to buy
now for cold weather. We've got the
best in town or county.
ADAMS & NEUBERT.
w j. Carlisle, a prominent merch-
lant of Mobile, was the guest last week
of Adam, Louis and viii Gass.
S. G. Sanderson,. one of the best
BARRIERS in Mississippi, now has the Sec
ond chair in Davis Barber Shop and
will appreciate your trade.
Mrs. Harmon Thompson has as her
guest at her home in Virden Heights
her mother, Mrs. j. y. Harrell, of
Okolona, Miss, and her sister, Mrs, E.
M. Hamilton, talented musician of
Humboldt, Tenn. jackson Miss, News.
In personal diff Guilty Saturday
night in Adair's Restaurant Meredith
Millette slashed Dixie Knowles with a
knife but not seriously injuring the
latter. Young Millette was fined
Monday morning in police court,
which he paid and was released.
Dixie Knowles Saturday night in
front of the pool room shot a negro
woman by the name of Booker in the
arm, making painful but not serious
wound. He was fined in Mayor Nor
rison's court for carrying concealed
weapons and bound over on charge OF
shooting the negro.
Mr.. JourGan, with H G. Hatchett,
cotton buyer, last Friday brought INTO
this Office big sample of the famous
long staple cotton, 400 bales of which
sold at close to 80 cents pound at
Port Gibson, Miss 1t was raised there
by l.. Skipwith. Mr.. Hatchett bought
tons of the seed and will introduce it
into this section. Our farmers will do
we'll to accept it as it is undoubtedly
the prettiest cotton we ever saw.
Under our announcement column
we have this week the name of 1. V.
Abernethy who is Offering for the
place of Circuit Clerk. Mr.. Abernethy
is we'll known through out Chickasaw
county, as most conser vative but
modern citizen, ready at all times to
push ahead for his county's advance
ment. He is at present Supervisor
for this district with an excellent re-
cord. His many friends are doing
every thing for his candidacy and feel
sure that ne would fill the office of
clerk with ability and fidelity. He is
square and doesn't hesitate to de what
he thinks right.
The evening Of January 9th was
dark, raining, and lightning played
across the sky; but this did not pre-
vent Mr.. Gragnon and Lady from
throwing wide their doors to the W. F.
Tucker chapter U. D. G. and their
friends on the one hundreth Annlver-
sary of Gen. Robert E. Lees birth.
The dining room, hall and parlor
were thrown into one and beautifully
decorated with red and white and our
much loved confederate flag. The
guests during the evening were enter
tanned with recitations vocal and in
strumental music and bright talk by
Rev. Jno. W. Moseley on the life of
our hero Gen. R. E. Lee.