Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1909-06-16

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Miss Bessie Whelan. Of Cairo. is
the guest this week Of Miss Floy
Edens.
Miss Margaret Hopkins is at home.
having graduated at the |. |. & c. this
session.
Mrs. w. H. Miller and Miss Adele
Miller, are at home after a delightful
visit in Atlanta. Ga.
Mr.. Haughton Samson came home
Friday from Greensboro, Ala, having
attended the University.
Mrs. Pearl Heiss and children, Of
Meridian, are guests of Mrs. Jennie
Tucker Buchanan this week.
j. h. Stone was in attendance at
the Board Of Supervisors meeting in
Houston Monday and Tuesday.
Misses Bessie Washington and
Sarah Cottrell, of West PORT. are
guests of Miss Efie Mecklenburger.
The bright and vivacious Miss An
ME Crawford, was the guest OF Miss
FIoy Edens for few days last week.
Mrs. Sophia Topp Elliott. who has
been visiting Mrs. E. S. Elliott Sr.,
left Monday to visit friends in Tupelo.
See DR.. T. j. Campbell for insur-
ance in the Mutual Life of New York.
The Oldest and strongest company in
America.
Mrs. T. L. Bramlitt returned last
week from Corinth, where she has
spent three weeks pleasantly with her
daughters.
P. Gragnon left Tuesday for Pass
Christian, where he will visit his
mother few weeks returning with
his daughter Laura.
Chas. B. Brown, of San Antonio,
Texas, is visiting old friends here
this week. He sees many improve
rents in his old home.
Mr.. John Moseley returned las
week from Lebanon Tenn, where he
has been student at the South Wes-
tern Pres byterian University.
Born, Sunday morning, to Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Dahmer, a fine thirteen
pound boy. William is the proudest
carrier Uncle Sam has now on his
pay roll.
The ladies' of the Episcopal ceurch
will have charge of the moving picture
show next week. MIR. Anderson,
from West Point, will show fine LOT
Of new pictures. Regular prices.
A musicale will be given at Parch-
man Hall on the evening Of Friday
25th, under the auspices Of the Epis-
copaI church. The best local talent
will be assisted by some from out Of
town. Admission IS cents. Chill
dren Is cents.
Mr.. Eric Dawson left Monday af-
ternoon to be absent a month. He
goes as delegate to his Fraternity
7eeting, which convenes in Atlantic
City this month. He will also visit
Washington, Boston, New York and
Newport
The Aberdeen District Conference
meets in Netleton. Jund 22-25. The
occasion is to be one of unusual inter,
est, No formal programme will be
carried out. but every charge will re.
port, and every inch of territory will
be covered.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. w. Richard.
son and daughter Miss Helen. former
residents Of Okolona but now Of
Oklahoma City, are here visiting
friends. After a lapse Of twenty-eight
years their friends welcome them back
to their old home, and are glad tc
knowstbat they have been successful
in their new home. Miss Helen was
sponsor for the camp of Oklahoma
City, at the Reunion in Memphis.
Messrs. Jack CotreIl, Earl Moore
Stuart Dennis. Prowell, Terrill. Dick
Trotter, Geo. Moore, Semmelman, Of
West Point; Pat Murphy, of Starkville:
Sid Loeb, Will Strauss, Of Columbus;
Will Thornton, Of Meridian Jesse
Armstrong, OF Grenada: and Woodie
Baker, of Aberdeen, we're among the
visitors attending the German gwen
by the Okolona young men Tuesday
night.
The young men Of OkoIona gave a
German to their friends Tuesday night
at Parchmans hall. Without question
it was the finest and most enjoyable
ever given here and there have been
many. The ladies' and their costumes
we're beautiful. the music and floor
fine. and the entertaining young men al