Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1907-04-03
Miss Ettie Kate Spradley returned
Monday to school In Columbus.

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Mrs. J. P, Benson. Of Aberdeen, wa
the guest last week Of Mrs. s. B
/ Murfee.
| Okolona Chapter U. D. @. will meet
with Mrs. r. R. Huntington Friday al
2 o'clock.
| Paints to brighten up your lawr
Swings, settees, porch floors etc.
PARcHAIAN BROS.
Robert King left last week for Unior
City, Tenn, to undergo treatment fol
his eyes.
Miss Bette Walton returned Mon
day from months pleasant stay in
ArdmoEe /. T.
II there is anything needed on your
farm come in ami tell us.
ADAMS & NEUBERT
e. j. Smith, candidate for State
Auditor was shaking hands about
town Monday.
Mrs. Clint Steinberger and boys, and
Miss Joe Cheairs spent Saturday and
Sunday in Tupelo.
Miss Minnie Ivy left Monday fol-
Kennedy, Texas, where she will re-
sumo her telephone duties.
Read our ad, which explains how to
get Your money back, and come to see
US.
ELLIoTTs CASH STORE.
Capt. e. B. Watts, OF Meridian,
candidate for Lieutenant Governor
was in Okolona Monday making
friends.
Messrs. Bayless and Arthur Thomp-
son two of Buena Vista's prosperous
farmers were in town last week on
business.
Sheriff Jno. w. Hill, candidate for
chancery clerk, was in Okolona Fri
day and Saturday shaking hands with
HE many friends.
Spring cleaning calls for new floors.
try Sunshine Finishes.
PARCHMAN BROS.
Miss Bessie Babbitt, Belle Abbott,
Marabel and Messrs. bred Cunning
ham and Howard Murphy spent Mon
day evening in Tupelo.
II. H. Helm, representing Brad
streets Agency, spent Sunday In Oko
Iona the guest of L. A. French. They
are old boyhood friends.
Wagons, Farm implements, Buggies
and everything in modern Imple-
ment store. At right prices.
ADAMS & NEUBERT.
Andrew Dahmer, of Greenwood,
was visiting friends and relatives in
Okolona last week. He is the eldest
son Of the late John Dahmer, one of
the old settlers.
BY the sudden jerking OF an I. @.
passenger train at Trenton, Tenn,
one day last week Fay Hodges was
thrown to the ground and his ankle
displaced besides suffering internal
injuries.
Bargains and an opportunity to get
your money back Is what We are Of
fering
ELLIoTTs CASH STORE.
The sad news was received here
Saturday that Mr.. J. w. B. Weldon,
OF Woodlawn, suffered hard stroke
Of paralysis at his home last Thursday:
tits to be hoped that he will sooon be
his happy, pleasant self again.
On account of the revival meeting
ct the Presbyterian church there will
be no prayer meeting at the Baptist
church on Thursday night. But the
pastor requests us to say that he will
occupy his pulpit next Sunday.
Before you buy cultlvator be sure
you are getting the best. See our line
and terms before buying elsewhere.
PARCH1fAN Bros.
One OF the handsome ncw school
buildings dedicated at West Point last
month was named in honor OF Capt.
Jas. @. Lynch, one OF North Mississfp-
pts prominent public men during the
last decade. He was the father OF
Mrs. w. E. Savage Of Okolona.
The proposition for you to save
money and at the ssme time know
you are getting good goods, you ever
had at
ELLIoTTs CASH STORE.
The rounding up Of Migrants in this
town is already having a good effect.
Let the work proceed until the city IL
ridded Of this menacing element. ibis
busy community, where labor is In
strong demand, has no room for vag.
rants and loafers. They should Be-
made to understand that they must
90 to work or get oul, Drones are
not wanted in this section, male nor
female.
just received car load If buggias,
and have another one coming. We are
selling them to every body and Won
better be in style.
ADAMS q NEUBERT.
The Book Club met with Mrs. Jennie
Buchanan. laet Tuesday AFTERNOON. ID