Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-01-24

We regret to learn that Mr..
George Heard, Jr., is on the sick
list.
Mr.. George Burns, of Denmark,
was a pleasant caller at this.oifice
Tuesday.
Mr.. Abe Brenner made a bust
ness trip TO Greenville during the
past week.
Mrs. E. P. Rivers, we are glad
to learn, il recovering from the
Il grippe.
Mr. q. W. HEii, OF our county,
vas q pleasant visitor TO tins of.
Zee Tuesday.
Messrs. viii Leavell ahd wes-
ley Williams visited friends in
Taylor's Sunday.
Canned Goods Apricots, Prunes
and Dried Fruits at Turner s
Bundren's.
Mrs. J. B. McEwen has returned
from a visit to her daughter, Ms.
Smith, Of Deeson.
We received a pleasant call from
Me@rs. ID. w. and w. A. Gallegly
Of AbbeviIle, Saturday.
Nj. w. NJ. Huston, Jr., Of Hsr.
montovn, was a welcome visitor
to this Office Saturday.
We regret to learn o fthe illness
of John, the little son of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. II. Kimmons.
Boys Knee Suits at 2jcts on
our Remnant counter.
The OXFORD ID. G.. Co.
The WoOdmen OF the World
installed their officers for the en-
suing year Monday night.
Miss Mary Bnrt is visiting her
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. b.
u. Stainback in Memphis.
We regret to learn that little
Frank Riley, son Of Prot. and Mrs.
F. L. Riley, is quite sick.
We return thanks to Mr.. N. j.
Quick for three Of the largest tur-
nips We have seen this season.
Mr.. j. ". Grafton, representing
the Mississippi Stationary Co.,
paid Us q pleasant visit Friday.
Mr.. II. H. Davidson, Of Black
ton, Ark, is visiting relatives IN
Oxford and lafayette County.
Hamilton Browns s3.J Ladies
Shoes for e1.75 ON our Remnant
counter.
The OXFORD d. G.. Co.
Miss Alfred Harris, Of Able
vile, spent Sunday with her uncle
and aunt. DIR. and Mrs. A. A.
Young.
The sbeautiful snow fell for
several hours last Thursday, but
the day was too war; for il to re-
main to carpet the earth.
Mrs. SallIe Bailey Bryant, OF
Coffeeville, spent several days Of
the past week With her rather and
aunt, Col. and Mrs. Bailey.
Mr.. John L~ittlejohu and family.
of Holder, have removed perme'
nently to Mertens, Texas. We re.
gret their loss to our county.
Miss Mamie Taylor. Of Decatur,
Ala, daughter of Mrs. Sailie Fee
Taylor is visiting her relatives
Mrs. B. C. and Miss Addie Fee.
Miss Alice Bev;of Greenwood
came up to attend the Chi Omegs
banquet tomorrow night and Il
the guest Of Miss Annie Chandler
You can buy a Mans or Boys
Suit for half price on our Rem
nant counter,
The OxYoRD d. G. Co.
Col. and Mrs. J.. W.. 7. Falknel
returned Saturday from Ripley
where they were called by the
death of Mrs. Falkner's sister
Mrs. Hsrris.
Mrs. LILLY Qaaries Hunt, o
Memphis. who has been visiting
her sister-in4law, Mrs J.J. Quarie'
went out to College Hill, Tuesda.
ito visit her relatives
NuL Birdie Wilkinson left To-
her home in South McAlister, !
In. last Monday, after a visit o
several weeks to her parents, MI
and Mrs. Ii. Wohlieben.
Don't miss seeing our Remnan
lCounter Of Mems and BOYS Suit'
ii TIE OXFORD ID. e.. Co.
Capt. J. l. Spinks, OF Meridian
svent last FRIDAY in the city an
while here conferred the koy'
/ Arch Degrees Of Masonry upo
three candidates for Masoni
honors.
Mr.. James Murkison, Of Aoo'
willie. and Miss Allie Harris weF
: married Sunday afternoon al IN
: residence of the brides parent
e near Delay, Rev. N. w. +. baco
onciatiDg.