Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1913-07-24

Till.
The crops are laid by and in all
portions Of the county the citizen.
are enjoying picnics and barbe-
cues.
4 Mr.. G. Il. White is reported
critically i'll at his home near Co.
mez and grave fears are enter
tanned.
y Miss Sue Howry died suddenly
last night Mt the residence OF he's
brother, Mr.. ). NJ. iIowry OF neari
trouble.
Mr.. J. W. Wells, OF Paris, was
a recent visitor at THr EAGLE or.
Zee. He reports crops good in
that section.
Mrs. d. J. Lucas and daughter
Miss Matte French will leave to-
day for Memphis, Fulton, KY,
and other points.
J Kennedy will save you money
on your Summer reading. He
has some special prices on good
Magazines for 10 days.
Mr. and Mrs. ID. b. Short and
son and, daughter will leave soon
to spend u month with relatives
and friends in Texas.
Although the weather has been
torried during the past week We
have only heard OF one heat pros
tration in our section.
+, Mrs. j. Il. Dortch after spend
Ing n month with her mother, Mrs
Nick Pegues has returned TO her
home in Mobile, Ala.
Misses Annie May Thomas, OF
ltia Bena, and Matte Reese, OF
Sulphur, Okla, are the guests of
Miss Louise Roach.
] Call at the Ice Plant and get a
nice cold Watermelon.
!. DR.. II. p. Harrison. assistant
State Veterinarian. of Holly
Springs, treats all domestic ami
mails.
The Delta of Mississippi is look
ed on by outside people AS n hos
pital. NOT so. We have the
most stubborn malaria, however
the j. ". Quinn Drug Co, OF
Greenwood. has discovered some
thing that controls it. II this be
be the case then beyond doubt
it will control it in the hill section.
IL il not patent medicine. but is
the best Spring TONIC" on
the market. For sale by Row
land Drug Co, and Bramlett &
Sons.
tog SALE-Six-room cottage
near Cemetery street and 50 acse
farm near suburbs. Both con-
venient to tbs schools.
OWNER.
Mr.. John Miller and daughter,
OF Memphis. are n the bedside OF
her father, Mr.. Jack Black who
IS still very Ill.
Mr.. W. ID. Porter il suffering
from a sprsined ankle caused by
u faf from his horse several days
ago While visiting hi fara on
iocpac.
Re-. ard Mrs. Bradley KIM
oroush, Of Louisville. Ky, are
the guests of their sister, Mrs
Mary Wright.
Mira. Erie Porter will be hostess
OF the Twentieth Century Book
Club next Wednesday afternoon.
Ro.l call at , O'Clock.
MIR. J. c. Ho.Ienar, a fo-mer
old citizen OF the county, now
living near DcLeon, Tex, is back
on visit 10 his old friends.
Mrs. Frank Heard and chill
dreu returned Saturday after
spending the week with relatives
hear LaFayet,s Springs.
Miss Lynda Ramsy left Sunday
for an extended visit to relatives
IN Oklahoma City, Okla, Weather
-ord and Mineral Wells, Tex.
Mr.. George Gilbert aud vile. oil
Miilyille, Ark, are visiting sir.
W. H. Gilbert and wife, OF Hold
err, after an absence Of q years.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Lswshes
will 60 tu Ford's Wells this wsek
for the benefit Of Mr.. Laxsn.e
who has been quite i'll recently.
Call at the Ice Plant and get a
mics cold Watertnelou.
When your Horse is in need Of
treatment, call on DR.. X. Z. Har-
rison, Veterinary Surgeon, of
Holly Springs.
For SALE-My home on Depot
street, all conveniencss.
Z. &. FOSTER.
For RENr-Two story residence
with modern conveniences on De-
pot street. For particulars apply
at the Bank of Oxford.
I DIR. r. p. Harrison, assistant
State Veterinarian, of Holly
Springs, will visit Oxford reg-lar
at Hi;er's stable every second and
third SATURDAY.. Consultation free