Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1913-06-05

y Rev. W. L. Broom has accept
ed a call to the Methodist Church
az Lamar and he and Mrs. Broom
! have removed to that place.
Mr.. Joe Hyde and wife, oil
Luxahoma. are visiting relatives
here this week. Mr.. Hyde is also
attending Federal Court.
\ Mr.. e. A. .Curtiss, Of Double
I Springs, Ala, who removed from
Oxford to that place last year is
Visiting his friends here this week
I Mrs. Frank Price, who has been
spendirgSeyeral weeks here with
sister, Ms. ]. W. Logan left Fri
day to Join her husband at Nc
Neil. Ark.
See Wilmer Kennedy for your
Magazines anu Newspapers.
Ladies Hats at less than it COS;
to make them at AcElroy's.
/ The Delta Of Mississippi IS look
ed on by outside people a. hos
pital. NOT so. We have the
most stubborn malaria, however
the j. W. Quinn Drug Co, OF
I Greenwood, has discovered some
thing that controls it. IL this be
be the case then beyond n doubt
1t Will control it in the hill section.
1t Is not a patent medicine, bat il
the best Spring TONIC" on
the market. For sale by Row
land Drug Co., and Bramlett &
Sons
For REST-The store next door
! to Ihs American Express office.
Phone -.
Ear REST-New ak room house
on College Hill street. Light and
water. J. f. CONNER.
Hon. Walker Wood, editor ut
the Winona Times. spent Tuesday
of last week with his relatives,
Mrs. s. A. Thompson and daush
ter.
We regret to learn that Miss
Claude Harris has been quite sick
, for the past week. Her many
friends hope she may soon be
well again.
Mrs. Lutte Jones Stairs Of New
York, and her sister, Mrs.. Dr..
Miller, Of Hillsboro, Tex. ara
spending commencement With
Mrs. W. c. Chiffon
You Will find the biggest bar
gains in Ladies' Hats that yoJ
nave ever seen as McE.lroy's. liz
bought them very cheap, you car
dc the same.
Cards arc out Announcing the
approaching marriage OF Nc
! Clyde Huggias and Miss Naomi
Black, both of our city. which
viii take Piacy on June 18th.
Hon. J. ". Curtre, of Clerks.
dale, Hon. Hubert Holmes, OF
I fernando, aud Hon. Albert An
derseu. OF Ripley, has been at
tending Federal Court this week
! just received a big line Of new
up to-dlte Hats for ladies' anc
children. which bought for abou
twepty-hve cents on the dollar
You can buy them the same way
Come quick and get first choice
X. H. MCELRoY.
In order to meet the demand ful
a low priced vehicle We have acc
ed a line of B1ggies that we car
sell you at $40 and up, owing tt
grade. We also have a good lin.
of Mowers from S37-50 up. The
are good machines and are wortt
the money. Call and let "a show
you. Yours truly,
FALKNER HARDWARE Co.
! Mr.. W. G.. Kimble, of DeLeon
Tex, and Mrs. w. W. Kimble, O
Memphis, are visiting Mr.. anC
Mrs. J. r. Crow. Mr.. KimbIe has
not ben in Oxford in about sever
years.
/ Mr.. Oscar Dooley, of Penton,
Dr. Frank Dooley, of Duncan
and Mrs Sue McRae, of Mem.
tphis, the sous and sitter of Mrs
j. r. Dooley attended the funera
services here Friday.
Mr.. Jones QuarIes and family
Fairfax, Okla, are visiting rela
tives aud friends in Oxford and
College Hill after an absence oil
many years. We wish them I
pleasant time IN the old home
The Baptist Convention at st
Louis was great, but you will b
more interestedin what | can saw,
! you on the Ladies Hats | bough
while there.
r. II. McELRoY.
Hon. p. W. Kyle, of Batesvill
: Was in attendance of commence
mens to see his son, John William
graduate. He graduated witt
; first honor in law. He will saI
in August for Oxford. England
having won one OF the Rhode
scholarships
Mrs j. s. Hudson gave a mos
enjoyable lawn party 'rhursda
: 4frernoon complimentary 70 he
guest, Mrs. Sidney Davis, of Gul
port. Five tables had been ar
ranged for the Forty Two player