Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-11-14

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the WHITE ROSE FELT MATTRESS
tie best that is made.
The election IS over, Cotton and
Beef cattle are advancing in
price. Sell what you have to sell.
get the cash and come around to
see us. Ii you want to bug
Hardware we Will make the price
right. II ycu don't want to buy
come anyway. we will be glad to
sse you.
FALKNER HARDWARE Co.
Mr. j. D. Roberts was badly
hurt Tuesday morning while al
work on the we'll last of the
square. A heavy iron bolt fell
some distance striking him on the
head and inilicting II very serious
wound. fIe retained conscious
ness and received Immediate at
tention. We are glad to learn he
is resting easy ana there is now
hope of his recovery,
At the regular meeting OF the
Jackson Auxiliary last Weines-
day the lady managers Of the Old
Ladies Home expressed their APP
probation OF the generous re-
Spouse Of the lad es of Oxford to
the solicitations for aprons and
hereby extend their hearty thanks
for the beautiful contributions.
The ladies' Of OxioId always re-
spond generously to all appeals
for help, they realize the blessed
ness Of giving.
Halloween Spirits. which WAS
given at the Opera House on Oct.
3olh, was repeated Tuesday night
aud was largely attended. The
program was enlarged to twenty
numbers and the audience gave
every sign Of appreciation. Es-
'pecially good was the recitation
of Miss Mary Louise Dorroh.
This little tot was perhaps the hit
of the evening. We hope that
we may have the opportunity Of
seeing another production by the
same east in the near future.
The fourth and last quarterly
conference for the Aobeville
charge was held at Mt Zion East
Of Oxford Friday of last week
Quite good crowd was in attend
ance. The presiding elder, Rev.
X. A. Tucker preached a very
helpful and encouraging sermon
to the church AID all presiding
officers. After a sumptuous din
ner spread IN the grove, the
business session was called and
the indications are that this
charge viii pay up in full and
send their pastor to conference
happy.
Don't forget to attend the
Handkerchief Sale given by the
young ladies of the Methodist
Church in the entrance OF the
Palace Theatorium Thursday of
next week. They will have on
sale all kinds and sizes vi kerr
chiefs at reasonable prices, most
of them made, This Kill be the
time and place to get a dainty
Christmas gift for your wife, hus
band, sweetheart or friend. a
bevy of bonnie girls will be there
to greet you. Don't fail to go.
The home Of Mr.. and Mrs. W.
B. Worley was the scene of a
pretty home wedding Thursday
morning when their daughter,
Sarah Isom was united in mar
rige to Mr.. Graham Mcdonald,
Rev. w. l.. Atkisson performing
the ceremony. The entire home
was beautifully decorated in au-
tumn decoration of red and green
The bride was dressed in stylish
tailored suit of navy blue, with a
large black hat trimmed in plumes
Following the ceremony thebridal
couple left Immediately for their
home at Wesson.
Mrs. Calvin S. Brown was the
hostess at delightful informal
tea Friday afternoon from three
to five. There was no receiving
here, the hostess welcoming heI
guests in a cordial most informa
way. She was gowned in white
embroindred dress. The tea table
was covered with a beautiful lace
spread. Graciously presiding
/ over the tea table was Mrs. t. II
Somerville and those assisting
were Mesdames Longest, Milden
Bullitt and Kimbrough. For thi'
charming entertainment the hom'
was beautiful in autumn decora
tons.