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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-02-01

THERE IS q movement in New
York 10 make a three-fouFths
vote Of a jury sufficient t. estab-
fish a verdict. Such a system
would tend largely TO increase the
expense Of iury-bribing.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-02-01

II s tSc seasOn OF the yel- when
norners feel very much concerned over
h. frequent COILS c~1nUrA-ted b. their
sniflr.i..ald have ahanlant r. as'1 f1-
Il - every cold weakens the lungs The
l1nE lowers toe vitality and p1vss the
xay flr the more erou diseases tia
8, cfseu follow Chtub--lain's C5us1
Rem Is i famous for rs cures and l.
plsasalt AMI sac T. take. Tor sale J.
L. Il Neuiel.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-02-01

SO mar. hmriug tor Tom Moore, of
Cockriu. Ga. II bad a bad sorc 81 nay
inst 5 that noshiug seemed % help tai
{ ussl Buckl-a's ATaicl Sahse," be
writes, ..igt tins wonderful healer son
c1res me Heals old. running sores
il,-.- b5iis, burns, cuts. bruises. ecEe-
us ? ollie. Try il. OILY > cents a.
\. j.. kcnis i
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-02-01

Here Is a message u hope and good
cheer from Hrs. @. :. Iartin, q aoone
NIL, Va, wbo = tae mother Of eighteen
chiidren. Mrs. Martin N4s cared Of
stomach trouble and constipation b.
Chamh~riain's Tablets and five years o.
suffering and nos rerommends these
tAbieta 70 the pubiic. sold BY A. H..
kendei.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-02-01

Los Angeles.
Cai-~. Pas
tor Russell preach
ell twice here to-
Dag 10 large audi
e. We report
hts discourse from
the text. The
wrath OF tod Is
revealed against
alt unri=iieous-
ueSs ~ nien tRu
mans 1. 49, The
: o o 4 bic
teachings Of our
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-02-01
TIE WRATH or GOD
ALREADY UPON Us
10 Ge.lh Ours, Resting Upon
iaa Angels.

\ Ss~ i-f-rp-s.ssisn Given 10 81 Old
Tsxt .a<ss u Ft Well to Prevailing
csaz5siens-SsVerthsiess. Says Pas
to- Rsss-,i. There Is Wrath TO Gene
e whssn We Should Take Heed
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-02-01
70 p.-;a Curse In H.zv.n.

Does anyone thInk that the wrath
% Cod l. thgs revealed in heaven
that amongst the holy angels IS in
perfection. sin and death? DOES any
ore suppose that doctors or uudertak-
ers or cemeteries are there? Why
uot7 Tie anSEer Is Simple. The
wrath OF Cod is not uFoa them. be-
cause they are not sInners-;hey have
continued e abide in obedleace to
HIN.
VIII, hath warned T'u 10 Tee from
the wrath TO come. were John TIE
Baptiss's words to some OF she FOL.
ness Tsople drhariseesi Of his day. To
what wrath did John refer. We az
sver that be wss 4 Prophet. and was
thus foFe:e.lins the tune o: trouble
with which TIE Jewish Age ended. N
i D. 20 There Is nothia. whatever
20 .=d.-ste that he had inside any ref
erenc= to : wrath OF God in the ~.
tgTe. that world eome upon his hear.
eS aaer tSey were dead ON the con,
;rsy. t.. Scriptures everywhere teach
taai the I'D are conscious. that
they can neither enjoy nor suffer any
sE.EE f1at tir uHg Tal, for rcsusci-
-zuJn ~ tie G-es1rr-fiOl-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-02-01

TIE hens r usually blamed
for il when the price Of eggs be-
comes prohibitive, but for some
reason nobody has attempted 70
hold the cows responsible for the
present price Of butter.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-02-01

RoaB.Ne a widow Of her hus-
bands insurance money appears
I, 6e pretty ciose y the rmi, q
human %deprayity.
\ MONTANA court has decided
that one Chfnamar constitutes a
jauadry. But what it be were 10
the chop suey business?
FARMERS ia Kansas and Mis-
souri, e. So pso-rerou tina; many
oi them can alori 90 eat their
own butter and eggs.
TIE continuing popularity oi
Col. Roosevelt. is really marvellous
considering that be never took
any particu,ariute crest in baseball
WITH all due regard for Col.
Wat;erson, the Hon. Woodrow
Wilson Is not trying to be a Til
den. tie wants 10 be president
HERE is a Connecticut couple
who passed - years without a
quarrel. That l. some record for
living together. quarrel or 20
quarrel.
THERE is some d9u5. about Ted
dy being a canli1ite. but ii be
should be- nominated. there would
no longer be any doubt on that.
score.
THERE mus, be- something r.
this man Wilson, after al. An
ordinary person would be permit
TED 10 drop or % sight Without.
much excitement.
The public debt 90 New York
Cry Is S@o,000,0 OO more taan that
~ the United States. Fortunate
ly the United States has no Tam
many Society 70 support.
WHAT the duke OF Coanaurht
SAID . the president o. the United
states would be almost "a inter.
eshng - what the two governors
Of historic fame said 10 one an.
other.
J. PIEHPoST MoRoty is going
to bring all his art treasures back
y America, where they can be in
the company Il his other treas.
ares, not SO artistic, buto o. great
e. value.
WHAT 10 10 Win our ex-pre.i-
dents VIII reach ! solution ~ tie
aex4Eepuolie4a convent on. q
solution Tor good or Dad, depenI-
1ns On the nomination and tie
way you v.ea tae result.
Z must be admitted that tie
Taft campaign j. clearly olteiass
81 in tie matter Il noise. II.
bass drums, nseaphones ana Cd
Ropes a-e essential % vi-tag
Ia, isa saaer.
By denying a denomination H.
President Taft the Republican
party would virtually confes, that
Republican rule has been a fail
ure. Nos a very good asse; &, 90
into a campaign Nth.
NEAcTioNAEF psiaces oi the in
peFial can IN China have decided
70 light to The last ditch. Tie
threat TO 5ght . the las, ditch
generally a pretty -l7s sign thar
ths other IS gains o. win.
IFthe Democrats in C1ae-e
can oaly -: a heavy redueioaia
steel duties a weary people suf-
fering from The high cost Of liylae
viii breathe a srea, sigh u re..s.
But isn'tCol Bryan's pea
mission to the sarring Democrats
factions grossly Inconsistent Win
his recent declaration that to
much harmony i nota good thing
IL a political party.
"THE mos, horrible place On
earth in which 10 live is New YORK
city" says Dr.. Anna SHAW.
Doubtless New York is horrible
enough. but DID DR.. Anna ever
try Memphis er Birmingham
VIZ fail to see how Col. Harvey
and Col. Watterson get any credit
from the recent incident. It ad-
veriised the fact that they we're
largely responsible for Woodrow
Wilson in national politics.
TEE hens are usually blamed
for il when the price Of eggs be-
comes prohibitive, but for some
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-02-01

For a spr9in yoa viii find Caa=nber-
l4inf= Lnslneu excellent II allays the
ruEaoTss tbs sorensss, AMI soon resto<ee
she parts 70 = healthy coalition 25e
- bstkps soF ale BY A n Kendei.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-02-01

Thsre IS no better msJicile made for
colt tnan Caamoerlanis C0gsn RsDe
dy- IL AIS on n4sures plan, relieves
tae lamps, opens a secreuoas. aids *
pes o -D4n; ct T the System 10 =
ne1itIy coA-a. Eor safe o. =. =.
heudeI.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-02-01

VIZ fail to see how Col. Harvey
and Col. Watterson get any credit
from the recent incident. It ad-
veriised the fact that they we're
largely responsible for Woodrow
Wilson in national politics.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-02-01

crceds have biased cur minds TO such
n degree tina the expression. wrath
TO come carries with II 10 deiud
Cd brains pictures such rs Dante.
Thomas a Kempls and others have
conjured for our minds. and which be
came Impressed upon u in infancy
The Wrath New Revealed.
The Bible tells what the wrath 10
rome = We will look at that In due
tine. but roW let u look at our text.
and AZ the wrath which IL says Is 81
ready revealed. II # Is revealed.
where i II aud what Is IT,
We auSwer that the expression Of
Co<is wrath against sin : een n the
sentence OF death against the sinner
Dying. thru Shalt de Tbs tae
Scriptures c-li the -czrse.~ Il has
rested utuz uur race for SIX thousand
years u Is visible TO all. r;tested hy
The reign 81 sin ssI death IN We
cot -. def.-ayify eli about Us. ard -
we not re-iire some of u 10 or owl
se.vSs H. re seali4e that race Is
dyinE. zeEtaiiy. morally ard physical
tyl
Do no rrzf.-e that zI this l. the
penalty Of s.ae Every piece OF crepe.
every fu-e-1l procession. every c1skef.
every eelsteFy. every untertasers
sign. every physicians sign. al OF orr
weaknesses testify that Gods wrath
"a upon our race. Moreover. the earth
qlakes and resslleaeeS. the drOrths
and foods. tell u that our earth IS not
IN = perfect condition. suitable for
Perfect man 1t teStlieS that there IS .
reason why j race l. treated by oC:
Creator Is Il race OF convictS.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-02-01

WILT is a progressive?' asks
tle New YORK World. He is 2 n
orally on the other side. The stand
pa;ter will say.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-02-01

\ MONTANA court has decided
that one Chfnanar constitutes a
laundry. Bat what il be were 10
the chop suey business?
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-02-01

"THE most horrible place On
earth in which 10 live is New YORK
city, says Dr.. Anna Snaw.
Doubtless New York is horrible
enough. but did DR.. Anna ever
try Memphis er Birmingham
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-02-01

FARMERS Ia Kansas and Mis-
souri, are So p.o-gero tina; many
oi them can aito-i 90 eat their
own butter and eggs.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-02-01

RoaB.NG a widow of her hus-
bands insurance money appears
t, oe pretty close o. the limi. u
human oeprayitv.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-02-01

J.. PlEaPoyT MoEoAy is going
to bring all his art treasures back
y America, where they can be in
the company Il his other treas
aFes. not So artistic, hut5t great
e. value.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-02-01

RACTioNAEr psiaces Of the i'm
peFial elan in China have decided
10 lEht 70 the last ditch. TIE
threat TO 5sht . the las, ditch j
generally q pretty slrs sign that
the other Is going 90 win.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-02-01

By denying a denomination to
President Taft i Republican
party would virtually confess thar
Republican r4ie has been a fail
ure. Not g very good asse; = 30
into a campaign With.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-02-01

Z must be admitted that tie
Tai, campaign . clearly o1telas.
81 in tie matter of noise. II
bass drums, nseaph9nss and Cd
hop 4e essential % vi-tarN
Tai IS a eaaer.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1912-08-16
RossVILLE NOTES.

The Mount Zion Baptist Church
will begin it's annual revival SER
vice on the fourth Sunday, and is
expecting a great success. Mt. Zion
Sunday-School of which Mr.. Emmett
S. Moss is superintendent, is yet
fiourishing because all officers Of
the school, scholars and parents,
are faithfully devoted to Christian
service. Rev. A. ]. Brown preached
ia wonderful sermon yesterday at his
church, Mt. Zion. Mrs. Nealvre
Moss, who has been i'll for the last
two weeks, is now up again. While
she was i'll she was visited by Mrs
Martha Swift, Mrs. Dollie Cranberry
and others of the Court of Calanthe
She was also visited by Mrs. Syril'
la Hayslette, the head of Zion City
Court, who is always prompt in the
care and attention of her members
Mr.. R. S. Martin visited Mt. Zion
Sunday-School and Church yesterday
and stated that he enjoyed the ser
vices much He is also a student o.
Rust University and was glad tt
meet his classmate, Mr.. Emmett S
Moss.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1912-08-16
MRS. kENNEY DIES AT TUS-
KEGEE

Tuskegee Institute, Ala, August 10.
Mrs. John A. Kenney, wife of Tus-
kegee Institute Medical Director,
died at Tuskegee Institute Friday
August 8, at II o'clock from cancer
of the kidney, from which she had
long suffered.
In an effort to prolong her life and
ease her sufferings, DR.. Kenney had
her to spend the month of July at
the Battle Creek Sanitarium, Mich.
Not securing relief there, Mrs. Ken
ney requested that her husbands
friends and associates in practice,
DR.. Daniel H. Williams, of Chicago,
and DR.. +. A. Stewart, of Nashville,
be asked to come to Tuskegee in or
der to perform an operation. Even
the skill of such renowned practi
TONERS, however, as DR.. Williams
and DR.. Stewart, availed nothing
against the malignant malady which
had fastened itself upon her.
DR.. Kenney's thousands of friends
throughout the country, and especial
ly such as are members Of the Ma
tional Medical Association, of which
he is the Secretary, will sorrow will
him in his bereavement. The re
mains were carried to Forest Depot
Va, Mrs. Kenney's old home, for In
terment Sunday afternoon, Angus
18th.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1912-08-16
VICTORIA NOTES.

Sunday was a fine day Rev. Glib,
pastor of the M E. church, preached
soul-stirring sermon. Mrs. Aman-
da, o. Umphra departed this life Sun
day and was buried Monday Bro.
w. M. Ford and Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
Reynolds little girl are on the sick
list. Mr.. ]. ]. Jones is going to at
tend the G. U. B. S. S. of H. A. at
South Pittsburg, Tenn. Miss Jones
will leave next Thursday for Fack-
Ter, Ala, to attend the Sunday-school
convention, Mrs. Francis Nelson, OF
Jacksonville, Fla, is visiting her
uncle here, Mr.. w. S. Gordon Mrs
]. R. Wrenshaw and Mrs. S. G. Kear
ley called at the home Of Mrs. w. S
Gordon to see Mrs. Nelson. If the
weather continues fair, Mrs. w. s
Gordon thinks she will be able tc
make flying trip to Jasper, Tenn, tt
see her son, Mr.. w. S. Carter. Prof
S. G.. Kearleys school will open ant
have good attendance.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1912-08-16
PULASKI NOTES.

Prof. T. P. Turner will leave here
the last of this week for Philadelphia,
Pa, and Washington, d. c., to at
tend the meeting of the Committee OF
Grand Auditors. of which he is a
member. While away he expects to
visit Atlantic City, n. j., and New
York. Rev. d. Howard realized about
fifty dollars in his PASTORAL rally at
Beulah Baptist Church last Monday
night. Miss Josephine Bramlette,
who teaches at Anthony Hill, was in
town Saturday and Sunday to see her
brother from Cincinnati. DR.. ]. P.
Crawford, G. &C. of X. of p; ]. H.
Slaton, G. Trustee, and Trustee Ali
son were in town on fraternal bust
ness this week. Prof. ]. T. Bridge
forth, who is teaching at Aspen Hill,
was in town Saturday. Mrs. A. F..
Morrell came home Friday for two
DAYS. The Examination Board of the
G. U. o. o. F. No. 6 is in session
here this week They convened Tues
day at 10 a. m. The following mem
bers are present: Prof. w. H. Fort,
Grand Master, Nashville; Hon. w. S.
Hannum, Dep. G. NJ, Knoxville; Prof.
T. P. Turner, Grand Secretary, Pu-
laski; Hon. Houston Hamilton, Grand
Treasurer, Knoxville; William Pat
terson Esq, Grand Director, Nash
vile. Endowment Board: Prof. Geo
w. Crawford, End. Sec'y, Memphis;
Prof j. F. Booker, End. Treas, Tren-
ton; DR.. c. o. Hunter, CIR, Medical
Elk, Columbia and Hon. ]. w. Har-
ris, of Memphis The board will con.
tinue in session for three days. Much
work of Importance is to be had. Mr.
H. Bramlette, son of Mr.. Willis
Bramlette, who lives in Cincinnati, o..
is visiting his parents here this week
and will leave for his home in a few
days. Mr.. Henry Kimber, the broth
er of Mr.. N. N. Reynolds, is very sick
with fever. Nj. Reeves is much bet
ter and is out of danger. He was
seen on the streets this week. Prof
w. S. Thompson, Sec. of End. Boart
of K. of p was in town on fraterna
business. We had with us Tuesday
four Grand Masters. Misses Gather
inc, Christine and Bessie Carter, 10
sephine, jamie Bramlette and Maggie
Phillips were visitors of Aspen Hill
last week. Mr.. Porter Henry, o
Birmingham, and Miss Catherine Car
ter, of this place, enjoyed trip t
Cedars Saturday night to concert
Miss Bessie Carter, of this phase, an,
Miss Alice Jones, of Athens wer
pleasant callers of Misses Christin
and Catherine Carter Sunday. Mis-
Catherine Butler, of Aspen Hill, an
Miss Catrehine Carter enjoyed dc
lightful dinner at the pleasant HON
of Mrs. D. Love, in Aspen Hill, Sur
day.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1912-08-16
ARLINGTON NOTES.

Mrs. M. J. Harris and Bro. Chas.
Hayes have just returned home from
Nashville, each reporting pleasant
time. While in Nashville Mrs. Har-
ris was the guest of Mrs. Hill. Mr..
Chas. Hayes was elected Honorable
Grand A. Patron of the State. Prof.
G. M. Sales opened school to-day. He
roDorts a pleasant trip to Nashville.
Rev. T. Harris and Miss Estell Hegu-
lar are on the sick list. The death
angel visited the home of Mrs. Woods
on Sunday and stole away her little
boy. 1t is her loss on earth, but heav-
ems gain. I extend my heartfelt sym
pathy in this sorest distress. Miss
Geo. Wood and Miss Ida Hayes are
on the sick list. On the first Sunday
Rev. Nelson preached a powerful ser
mon. The collection for the DAY was
nearly $4,000. Miss Meaban, of Oak
land, is visiting Miss Rachel and Re
becca Thomas. Miss Bessie Aller
Mr.. Robert Mason, of Somerville
were the guests of Miss Elvira Chat
man on Sunday. Mrs. Maggie Thorn
as has been on the sick list but II
much better. Mrs Angie Taylor
Miss Matte and Lula Harris were thu
quests of Mrs Thomss on Sunday
Miss Matte Porter, of Memphis, Il
the guest of Mrs. Rubie Adway.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1912-08-16
GREENFIELD NOTES.

Mrs. Ella Como left last week for
Mckenzie, Paducah and other points
Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Bell and Mrs. Re-
becca Ward have gone to Texas to
visit friends and relatives. Mr.
Jessie Gleason, who has been at
Ridgeley several days, has returned
home. He is now on the sick list.
The X. of P's. will put on their an
nual barbecue at Wards Grove Sat
urday, August GATH. A grand time
is expected The Woman's Mission
airy Society and Sunday-School Con-
vention will convene at Edwards
Chapel C. NJ E. Church, September
4th. Several distinguished pastors
and visitors are expected, and Rev.
II. Winters, p c., and his people are
making great preparation for the
same. Miss Florence Williams, who
has been sick several days, is now
out again. Rev. F. E. Young and
Mr.. B. B. Black, who attended the
Masonic Grand Lodge at Nashville
reports quite a pleasant and interest
I ing time. They return full of in
/ spiration and better prepared to
serve their respective lodges, Par
son No. AZ, at Parson; Emanuel
Lodge No. GA and Estes Chapter al
Greenfield. Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Snid
are visiting his parents and attend
ing Williams Chapel meeting neal
Humboldt this week. Messrs. R. H
Ward and A. Lane gave splendid
barbecue last Saturday. Quite 6
large crowd and a splendid time
Mrs. Sarah Moseley, who has beer
IN Lake County quite a while, is. a
home again. A revival meeting will
! begin at 1.-The A. M. e. Church thu
i fourth Sunday. tgfRet99Fgo Young
rBastorrinu Changeb requestsuo thebGco
opeFatjpnyandla assistance efgthe othe
pastors, htagetheT with their bongTe
4 gatieDBgu9 Messrs. JAMES Jones; Ben
ME -Mglone and Dorsey Beavers wef,
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1912-08-16
TRENTON NOTES.

Mrs. James NJ. Wilkes and Mrs.
L. A. Davis returned from Holly
Grove, Ark, Monday, where they
were attending the Association and
also visiting Mrs. Wilkes parents,
Rev. and Mrs. g. W. Lowe. Miss
Carrie Simms spent Wednesday af-
tcrnoon with Mrs. B. ]. Franklin.
The picnic given by Mr.. Isom Boil
ton was a decided success even
though Friday morning was very
Nance, of Marville, are the proud
parents of a fine boy. Rev. Nance
says he is quite sure he will be a
great man as he made his advent in
the rain and storm on Thursday.
Both mother and son are doing nice
". Sunday morning we enjoyed a
most able sermon by our beloved
pastor. Rev. A. J. Nance The SER
mon touched on baptism. as the holy
rite of baptism was to be performed
on several candidates Sunday after
noon. The baptizing was hurriedly
performed. At night Rev. Nance
and Rev. Brooks preached soul
stirring sermons. The hand of fell
lowship was extended to the candi-
dates. Mesdames James NJ. and
Luther Wilkes and little Miss Mary
Wilkes were guests at dinner Of DR..
Davis and family and spent the Of
ternoon quite pleasantly
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1912-08-16
sHELRYVlLLE NOTES.

Mrs. Matte Evans has returned
from Cleveland, Ohio, where she has
been visiting her daughter. Mr.
John Scott, of st. Louis, who is Wis
iting relatives here, is suffering from
an attack Of Indigestion. Misses
Ethel, Lima and Sammie Daniel en-
tertained at their beautiful home on
the Lynchburg pike Monday evening
in honor Of Misses Vannoy Webster
and Evelena Barnes, of Nashville.
Music and dancing were enjoyed for
a few hours then a delicious three
cuOrse menu was served. Mrs. M. M
Bell has returned from Murfreesboro,
where she attended the Stone River
Association. Miss Maudeline Pea
cock and Mr.. Cleveland Cowan Wis
tied Miss Joanna McAdams Sunday
The picnic at the fair grounds last
Monday was enjoyed by all who at.
tended. The ball game was intense
ly interesting. Mrs. Ellen White.
side left Saturday for Nashville. AL
though realizing that death Is a
debt we must all pay, yet We were
shocked to hear Of the passing away
OF Mr.. John Harris. The funeral
services were conducted by Rev Ran
som and Rev. Norman at the M. E
Church Sunday afternoon. Miss
Hattie Davidson is much better. Mrs
!. M. Laws has returned to Tullaho
ma. Sunday afternoon Miss Luella
Smith and Mr. Perry Bowman were
joined in the holy bonds OF matri
mong. The ceremony took place al
thebhome Of the9bride's parents In thu
presencebaof a large number o.
friends. Mr. Boyd Sims Visited
friondsso on Church street sunday az
ternOons Mr.. and8 Mrs. Geo. Crowel
entertained at their beautiful coun
try sh6ne last Saturday evening in
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