Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1919-10-09

Miss, to Jackson, Tenn, and from
Jackson to New Albany. It also gives
. passenger train each way daily be-
tween Middleton, Tenn, and Laurel,
Miss.
Blue Mountain.-Dr. and Mrs. George
MAYOR, Methodist missionaries to
Cuba, who were married in Blue Noun
tain last summer, have rounded out
their vacation in the United States and
returned to the island republic to re-
sumo their official duties.
Meridian.-Twelve carloads of beef
and dairy cattle and hundreds of hogs
and pigs have already been entered for
the Mississippi-Alabama roundup live
stock sale to be held in this city at the
Mississippi-Alabama fair grounds.
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Moorhead.-At a mass meeting call
cd by the mayor of the town a repre-
sentative congregation of the best citi-
Gems of the town resolved that the Off
GERS of the law should be backed up
fully and all laws enforced.
MISUNDERSTANDING of State Power
has prepared the official sample ballot
to be used in the general election, for
state, district, county and beat officers
which has been sent to the election
commissioners of each county.
Vivksburg-W c. Ferguson, secre-
tary of the Church Of the Disciples of
Christ in Mississippi, is arranging the
program for the state convention,
which is to be held in the Christian
church in this city Oct 1921.
Jacksonville efforts of the farm
demonstration and agricultural exten.
sion forces to expand and conserve the
sweet potato industry within Missis
gippi seem certain to be crowned with
successful results.
West Point.-The First Christian
church of this city has exchanged its
old church site for the corner lot on
East Broad street and East street, COW
ering over 10000 square feet.
Gloster.-The Gloster dairy associa-
ton held an enthusiastic meeting The
meeting was informal and there being
about so farmers present some real in.
terest was manifested.
Agricultural Cnllaaa-vlAE5r~e 6te1sl6n
IN charge of home economics work has
been named state director for war saw
ing and thrift
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Pass Christian.-Mayor Frank Suffer
Of this city wired Senator B. P. Harri-
son, extending an invitation to Presi.
dent Wilson to come to this city to re.
cuperate.
Amory. Grady, mayor, has pre-
scented to the Boy Scout troops a mum.
Der of war relics which were brought
back from the front by Lieut.. Col. Jas,
e. Ware.
Natchez.-As a result of numerous
complaints the city will pass an ordi
nance forbidding the parking of auto
mobiles all night in the streets.
Agricultural College-The student
body Of Agricultural and Mechanical
College is thoroughly organized for all
the activities of student life.
Philadelphia.-W. E. Wall, county
agent of Leake county, is marketing
200 bales of cotton for Leake county
farmers comparatively.
Belzoni.-The board of supervisors
met and accepted bids for the road
bond issue which was unanimously
voted by the people.
West Point-Another successful cat
tie sale was held at the Cottrell barn
when large number of fine Jersey
cows were sold.
Grenada.-County Farm Demonstra-
tor o. F. Turner is preparing Grenada
county for great rallying days ON Octo-
Der Is and Is.
Aberdeen.-The revival of the First
Methodist church closed. Chaplain w.
B. Hogg of Little Rock, Ark, did the
pI6dCAluB.
Natchez.-Additional pumping ma.
chinery for the plant of the Natcbez
waterworks has arrived and is being
Installed
Greenwood-Plans and specifications
are now under way for the addition OF
q fifth story to the Irving Hotel in Ibis
city.
enatobia.-Three business house of
benatobia changed hands this week.
Jacksonville official canvass of the
vote cast in the special election held
IN Kinds county to determine whether
or not the work of cattle tuberculosis
eradication should be taken up, showed
that while the polling was light, the
majority in the affirmative was de
cisive.
Jackson.-After a long su-taired ~
ness. due TO acute kidney -