Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1913-09-11

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tour through Texas and Califor-
ola.
/ Mr.. George Lundie and friend,
Mr.. McCardy, Of Memphis, spent
several days this week with rela-
tives.
"Uncle TOP" has returned from
his summer outing spent in ST.
Louis, Chicago and other big
cities.
Rev. j. l.. Brown has returned
from North Carolina andregular
eervices will be resumed in his
church.
Mrs. II. A. Moore very delight
fully entertained the Twentieth
Century Book Club Wednesday
afternoon.
The Oxford Presbytary met at
Hopewel! yesterday. "A number
of delegates and others from OK
ford attended.
The Air Dome was crowded
Monday night. "a five reel show
vas given. All OF the best. pic
lures.
Mr.. s. l. Raines. after a
Weeks visit to her parents. re-
turned 10 her home in Greenwood
Thursday.
Mr.. John Sparks and family.
OF Memphis. were called to Cx-
ford Saturday by the death Of his
mother.
Abhevil!e received its first new
b ,le Saturday, brought in by Mir.
Harris and sold to ". VI. Good
win & Co.
A. s. liuggins has bought out
the Lawhorn Meat Market on
South Street. Phone 200 Tor all
kinds Of Fresh Meats. Prompt
delivery. Your patronage solicit.
cd.
The Delta of Mississippi is lool.
ed m by outside people as hos
pital. NOT SO. We have the
most stubborn malaria, however
the j. w. Quinn Drug Co., of
Greenwood, has discovered some
thing that controls it. II this be
be the case then beyond dcnht
it will control il in the hill section.
1t il not patent medicine. but j.
the best "SPRiNG TONIC" on :
the market. For sale by Row
land Drug Co., and BramIert IL
sons.
For Fresh Meats phone Hing
gins at the South Street Market. I
Phone 5eJ.
For RFST-Iionse on tniver- ]
city street, nov cccUnie: 10y a. /
X. Bocar.l. Furnace heated and .
modern convenirnce-. Also rooms /
io- ron, for light house keeping. 7
Apply tn Miss Compton on Uni +
vessiiy street.
Mira. &. III. Roach ard children I
accompanied Miss Iary,Norfi.@t. 4,
her sister to her home in Water
Valley Tuesday.
Mrs. Anna T'rady after spend
ing several weeks Win her aunt.
Mrs. Bette King returned 10 her
home in Memphis Tuesdsy.
! Mrs. Sal.ie Gab6ert after spend
ing some weeks with her siste..
! Mrs. VI. l.. Porter will leave SAT-
urday for her heae IN Seaatooia.
VIII deliver Rough Lumber in
the Oxford corporation a, ST IS
per hundred to anyone desiring
Ithis class OF lumber. Phone $50
If-2-l. BIT. WINTER.
Denmark, Miss.
Foa SALE-A gentle Horse and .
a good Buggy. Apply a. this
office.
The forty frs. annual session
Of Blue Mountain College, Blue
Mountain, Miss, will open Sep
TENDER 2fth. Students have
been engaged from eleven states
ana a majority Of the counties IN
Miss. Representatives fra the
College will meet the girls on the
prominent railroads aad snecisl
arrangements will be made to
bring students through to the
College safely and promptly. /
Conspicuous improvements have
recently been made ana this ia
nous college il better prepared
than ever before TO give good
care and training. There are
some unen9aged rooms. Write
for information or come at tie
opening Of the session. /
Mr.. and Mrs. George Keys
spent Sunday at the home of Mr..
and Mrs r. r. Davidson in hon.
or OF Miss Jean Davidson's birth
day.
Misses Susie May and ANNA
Frank johnson, VINO nave been
visiting their aunt, MIS- j. s.
Hudson have returned to tie
schools.
Mrs. Lizzie Bethany returned
to l,asca, Tex, Tuesday. She
was called to Oxford by the ILL
ness and death of her mother,
Mrs. E. Sparks.
Messrs. F. NJ. Showers and J. {
z. Porter who have been spend
ING some w 5eks at Rattfa Craak