Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1913-05-29

which occurred at 10 o'clock thi
morning. A more extended no
tice will appear next week.
Mrs. Bettio Chew died at hel
home in Birmingham Saturday
after lingering illness, aged "A
years. Mrs. Chew leaves man,
!. friends in Oxford, her homo of q
years ago.
I The remains OF Mrs. Lelir
Kennedy Wood, who died ct hel
home in Little Rock, Ark, were
Inferred in Oxford Sunday. She
was the daughter OF Capt. David
Kennedy one of Oxford's pioneer
citizens aud a devoted christian
woman. A more extended notice
next week.
We regret to learn that Mr.. j.
II. Deuche, Y. NJ. c. A., of the
University will leave soon for an
other Geld OF labor. Mr.. Deuche
has won many friends at the Uni
vcrsity and in the Methodist Sun
day school here where he has
given faithful service. We wish
him success III his new leld.
Sec Wilmer Kennedy for your
Magazines and Newspapers.
Ladies Hats at less than it cost
to make them at McElroy's.
The Delta OF Mississippi i. look
ed on by outside people as a hos
pital. NOT so. We have the
most stubborn malaria. however
tho J. W. Quinn Drug Co., OF
Greenwood, has discovered some
thing that controls il. II thss BE-
be the case then beyond 4 doubt
It will control IL in the hill secs4oa.
1t is not patent medicine. but IS
the best Spring TONIC" on
the market. For sale by Row
land Drug Co., and BFArnls.. &
sons.
You will find tas oigges; bar
gains in Ladies' Hats that YOU
nave ever seen at Mc Elroy's. lie
bought them very cheap, you can
do the same.
Mr.. ID. J. Bynum, fornss cii
zen OK this county. died at his
home near Water Valley May 10.
Mr.. Bynum was n nemoer Of the
Missionary Baptist Church, de-
voted husband and 4 loving faith
or. lie leaves a wife, three sons,
four daughters and n hoSt OF
friends to mourn his death.
Just received big shipment of
Globe. Wernicke Sectianal Book
Cases in both plain aud Art.alis-
sion styles. Call and see them.
g. G. BrFoRD & Co.
Just received \ big line of new
up to- date Hats for ladies' and
children. which | bought for about
twenty-five cents on the dollar.
You can buy them the same way.
Come quick and get first choice.
r. II. McELRoY.
The many friends of Dir. Il. NJ.
Guess will ue interested to know
that he has been called to take
charge OF the Y. NJ. c. A.. work
Ut Atlanta, Ga. While We rejoice
in this young mans SUCCESSES we
regret to lose him fsom Oxford
and the University and our good
wishes follow him.
In order to meet tho demand for
a low priced vehicle we have add
sd line of Buggies that we can
sell you at $40 and up, owing to
grade. We also have q good line
Of Mowers from $3.50 up. The Q
are good machines and are worth
the money. Call and lot US show
you. Yours truly,
FALKNER HARDWARE Co.
The Baptist Convention at st.
Louis WAS great. but you will be
more interested in what can save
you on tine Ladies Hats bought
while there.
Il. II. McELRoy.
Quite q large audience assem-.
bled at the Baptist Church Sun.
day to hear DR.. Bryan, q return
ed missionary from China. His
comments upon Chinese chris
tians, their advance in christianity
and the great tidal wave that is
lesvening that great republic is
soul thrilling and the cause of
much rejoicing among the people
Of the home land. To be in the
presence OF this man of God and
his consecrated wife is an inspira
tioh. Long may they live to hold
Jesus Up to those who know him
not.
The Children's Day service
which was held at Mt. Zion Sun
day is said to have been. one Of
the best ever held there. The day
was ideally pleasant and people
from every part Of the county
were present, making ono OF the
largest crowds ever assembled
there. The church building was
entirely too inadequate to accom-
modate the people. The program
was fine and we'll rendered. A
sumptuous dinner at noon and .
song service in the afternoon com
pleted very enjoyable and profit
able day.