Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1908-02-12
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. Edited by Mrs Mamie Mclver Crunk
Edited BY Mrs, Mamie McIver Crunk

BEN HUR.
Willie TYSON was with Mr.. and Mrs
j. E. Edens Sunday.
Miss Adele Miller is at home this
week from the |. |. & G.
Jno. T. Barrow, of New Orleans. is
visiting his grandparents Mr.. and Mrs.
Jas. Gordon.
Mrs. W. G. Stovall and Miss |. B.
are visiting Prof. and Mrs. Saunders
in Greenwood, Miss.
Miss Annie McGehee has as her
guest this week the attractive Miss
June Belts, of Amory, Miss.
The friends of Miss EIba Creighton
are pleased to see her out again, after
recent attack Of La Grippe"
Miss Ellen Arnett will spend the
remainder Of the winter in Van Vleet
with her sister, Mrs. r. L. Ashby.
Mrs. Bransford and Miss Louise
will leave Sunday for St. Louis where
she will purchase her Spring MilIin-
cry.
Miss Margaret Creighton left last
! Friday for Columbus, Miss, and was
on the wrecked M. & 0. passenger
but was not hurt
The many friends Of Miss Lillian
Tatum are delighted to welcome her
in Okolona this week, the guest OF
Miss Annie McGhee.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Johnsey. at
Corinth Wednesday morning Mrs.
T. L. Bramlitt left the same evening
to welcome her young grandson.
The Sunday dinners at the St, Elmo
are becoming very popular. Bring
your wife next Sunday and try one. Il
beats worrying about what to buy.
Friends of Mr.. Haughton Sansom
are glad to learn Of his success, he
having been appointed to weigh the
mail from Okolona, to Calhoun City.
Soon be planting time. Come il
and look over our farm Implements
and get ready. "A stitch in time
saves nine. Adams & Neubert,
The City Federation Of Clubs vii
meet at the College Library, Friday
afternoon, Feb 18th at $3.50 o'clock
Members from the different Clubs art
requested to be present
Mr.. w. A. Bodenhamer, DR.. N. A
Love, DR.. Saddler, Howell Burkett ant
DR.. j. NJ. Davis are attending th'
GRIND Lodge of Masons this week
which convenes in Hattiesburg, Miss
1t is learned with regret, that Mis-
Helen Hawkins has been critically i
at the |. LIZ C. Mr.. and Mrs. Haw
} kins we're called to her Thursday. He
many friends hope for her speedy re
covery.
! The south bound NJ. & 0. passen
ger No 3 Friday morning at IL, wer
into the ditch 3 miles north Of We:
Point. No passengers we're seriousl
, injured but 6remen Baldwin wa
; quite badly hurt.
Miss Sarah E. Bedford and M
; Joe Reeder were quietly married ;
! the home Of the bride at New Hop
on Sunday, February End. Only tn
relatives and few friends witpesse
J the ceremony, performed by Re'
, Henderson. Miss Bedford is car
able and much loved lady in her neigh
borhood, while Mr.. Reeder is one {
! our most capable business men.
We are starting 1908 with the be:
line Of Wagons, Buggies, Hay Ma
chinery and Farm Implements OF a
kinds, ever brought to North Mississir
pi and you now have the opportunit
Of being able to get what you want.
Adams & Nuebert
Mr.. Justine Crabtree and Mis-
Boice Strong we're married at tn
) home Of the brides sister, Mrs. d. ,
Rhyme, the bride being quite an &C
) complished young lady and the daugt
5 ter Of H. G. Strong, Of Derma. In
, groom is from South Mississippi an
; a capable, popular young man. The
are now on bridal tour along III
J Gulf Coast.
: Take care Of the stomsch.sand tn
; health will take care Of itself II pei
; pie only realized the soundness Of th'
: statementthe mairityomight livetoa goo
; old age like Moses, the eye undimn
I ed, the natural force undated. II
Y in the stomach that the blood IS mad
9 Ii is from the stomach that nourisI
9 ment is dispensed to nerve and muscl
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