Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1908-08-12
] NJ. Dayis has returned nome

d Mrs. Maude oavage and Mrs. Mar
!. Chandler went to 'lupelo this week.
e Mrs. Frank Harrell spent the da,
e with relatives in West Point Tuesday
it Mr.. and Mrs, Stout have gone 70
d their vacation, for the month Of August
e Miss Wolfe, Of Aberdeen, is III,
charming guest Of Miss Lille Rien.
heimer
! Miss Margaret Creighton IS visiting
friends in Columbus. attending the en-
campment,
Miss Ruby Cockrell, Of Macon
is visiting at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs
t. M. Belts.
Miss Alice Bramlitt and little John
Lunceford Chambers went to Corinth
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. johnson have
returned from pleasant visit to friends
in Arkansas.
Mrs j. c. Gown and little daugh-
ter we're the guests Of Miss Hilary
Ward last week.
Misses Mary Dean and Mary Bran
| lit are visiting the Misses Vim in Cal.
houn City this week.
Mrs. Frank Harrell and Miss Alice
spent Sunday in Van Vleet with Mr..
and Mrs. R. L. Ashby.
A new bale Of cotton was sold in
Meridian Tuesday morning at auction
for II IL cents Weight AIS.
| Miss Louise Bransford has returned
home from delightful stay in Mis-
souri, and Dawson, Springs, Ky.
Miss Adele Miller returned home
Tuesday from Gainesville, Ga. She
was called home by the serious illness
OF her mother
The many friends OF Mrs. w. H.
Miller regret to learn Of her serious
illness and trust that she will soon be
in perfect health.
Mrs. Former. Of Fort Worth, Texas,
the only sister Of Mrs. Sam SadIer, !
will be the guest of MIR. and Mrs. Sad
Ter for several weeks.
The friends Of Mrs. N. "A. Love are
glad to know that she has returned to
her home from Hot Springs Ark,
much improved in health.
Mrs. E. D. Solomon, Of Clarksdale,
Miss, and sister, Miss Crawford, of
Houston, we're the delightful week
end visitors Of Mrs. Frank Elliott.
Had dyspepsia or Indigestion for
years. No appetite, and what | did
eat distressed me terribly. Burdock
Blood Bitters cured me- u. Fl. Wal
ker,
W. H. Atkinson, one Of Chickasaw
county S prosperous and hustling farm
ers, brought into this office Thursday
a fine open cotton boil, the first Of the
season.
Mrs. Bob Tatum and her children
are visiting at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Chandler this week, and
next week will be the guests Ct Mr.
and Mrs. Tom Tatun
Mrs. Dale SAMSON, Mrs. Will Bra
ill, Mrs. I. NJ. Beatty Miss Lou Ella
Boone, Mrs Will Taylor and little son
all went to Columbus Friday and Sat
lrday to attend the encampment.
Mrs. Rogers, Of Huntsville, Ala, IS
spending several weeks the guest Of
Ter parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. j. Nc
Oonnell. Miss Jennie, BY her gracious
manners, always receives a hearty
Welcome upon her return home.
Rev w E. M. Brogan, now 81 Alb
,rdeen, was in town this week, called
lere to oMciate at the funeral Of Mrs. 4
J. /. Harris, Brother Brogan's +,
riends Of all denominations are al.
ways delighted to welcome him to
0kolona.
Saturday afternoon while returning
rom the ball game, the king pin in MI. I
Nil BraziIs buggy broke throwing !
i'm across the dashboad and breaking !,
wo ribs and otherwise brAsing him J
p. Will is \ popular gentleman and J
lis many friends hope that he will !
Don be up again. Porter Davis vas
n the buggy but as usual lit on his :
eet unlnjured. 4
Ed I. Backstrom prominent citiz- 9
ms OF lutwiler, and Mrs. Ray Scott. q
! popular young matron Of the same e
own were married yesterday evening :
2 the parlor Of the AIcazar Hotel, {
Sev. W. l. Duren, Of ClarksdaIe, per-
orming the ceremony. Both parties 3
re prominent in the business and /,
ocial circles Of TutwiIer and have \ \
friends to extend congratu- |,