Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1913-07-31

Misses Eugenis and Helen
Trigg and Mrs. Rosa Bankhead
returned Tuesday from a months
Visit to their brother at Valiant,
Oklz.
Misses Maggie Smith andGrace
Strong, of Birmingham. Ala, and
Anna Pitcher. of Denmark, are
visiting Miss Carrie Hall.
Judge B. T. Marke:te will give
his annual pickle on his farm SIX
miles South Of town on Thursday,
Aug. 18th. and the public gener-
ally Is invited.
Gen. James Stone gave his an
nual barbecue on his farm Friday
to a number Of invited guests.
All present report one Of the most
pleasant days Of their lives.
( The family Of Mr.. G.. A. White
formerly of oxfor,i. now Of Clarks
dale arrived in Oxford Monday
and will be the guests Of their
numerous relatives for awhile.
+ The Delta Of Mississippi il look
ed on by outside people as n 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 il. II this be
be the case then beyond n doubt
1t will control it in the hill section.
1t is not patent medicine. but IL
the best "SPRING TONIC" on
the market. For sale by Row :
land Drug Co., and Brarlle,t &
Sons.
I For SALE-Six-roorA cottage
near Cemetery street and 50 acre
: farm near suburbs. Both con-
venient To the schools.
OWNER.
At bedtime take one OF Chil-
tons Laxative Tablets. They
will do all that calomei will do
without the bad effect. They
don't salivate. After having
taken them for few days yea
will feel more like yourself ana
can do q good days work and
that fame good odd appetite vii
comesback to you.
Mr.. William Baird. an old anc
highly respected citizen of tbs
WoodSon's Ridge community has
been seriously i'll for several days
We wish for him speedy recov-
cry.
Mr.. John McFadden who has
been working for the Wrough,
Iron Stove Co., in Arkansas, was
called home Inst week On account
of the serious sickness of his
father.
Ne. J. W. Owens. <ffe and chill
trer. OF Birmingham, AIs.s spent
4 week with his sister, Msss f. d
Crosch and Ieft, Saturday for
Texas. Arizona and other points
before returning home
FOg SALE-A good second-
hand Cook Stove, Dining Table
and Safe. Apply =, The EAGLE
Office.
+ We regret 10 leard Of the seri-
Gus illness of Mr.. Will Rushing at
T CIarksdaIe. where he had gone
en business His brother, Mr.. T
l. Rushing was called to his bed
side Monday.
I The Woman's Missionary So
ciefy will NEE, Monday afternoon
1t D O'Clock in the Sunday school
rooms OF the Methodist Church.
AL arc afged TO attend.
Mrs BEN Price r~surrsei home
Saturday accompanied ty Hon.
O. l.. Siviey and Irs- Sivley at
ter an absence of several weeks
in a Mecpnis sanitsriGm. Her
friends win De gratifisd 70 learn
that she has greatly improved
Mr.. and Mrs. John Stanley and
eon, OF Memphis. Mr.. and Mrs.
William HoIieman and two chill
cren, Of DeLeon, Tex. and Mrs.
Florence Kimble are the guests of
their relatives, Mr.. and Mrs. j. r
Grow in South Oxford.
Friday Of this week viii be NOV
ing day with the tent holders and
the first service of camp meeting
will be held under the tabernacle
Saturday night Mach interest
is being manifested already and
. great meeting is anticipated.
Several nice loads OF melons
have been on the market the past
week Its gratifying to see the
farmers interesting themselves 10
something beside cotton. Il
means success for their future.
Mrs. Bette Quinn and daugh-
ter. Mrs l. j. Black, OF Savan-
nah, Tenn. mother and sister of
Mrs A. H Kendel reached OK
ford . few days ago. Mrs Quinn
Is in her sdh year and stood the
trip remarkably we'll We wish
! them \ pleasant visit
Notwithstanding the prospects
Of a rainy day last Wednesday q
good crowd left early for College
: Hill to attend the picnic given by
) the hospiiable citizens of that sec
I 10 rainsd in the morning. but the