Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-05-02
THE OXFORD DRY CO0DS IN

Mr.. ID. s. Tankersley, of Colleg
Hill, was a pleasant visitor to thi
office, Saturday.
Mr.. p. II. Perry, of Greenville
IS visiting his sister, Mrs. White
way, on University street.
4 DIR. and Mrs. J. q. Deupree ar,
attending the State Educationa
Association, in session in Jackson
this week.
The Second Sunday in May vii
be celebrated at the Methodist
church as Children's Day. All
are invited to attend.
IL you want nice Millinery CHEAP
go to Walker, Carpenter & Co,
they can tit you up from % cents
to as high as you want it.
Karl keyes has returned from
Louisville, Ky. where be has been
attendipga course of lectures in
the Louisville Dental College.
Mr.. NJ. Abrahamsohn will leave
for Forest City. Ark, in a few
days, to make that city his future
home. His family vii. Join him
in the fall.
We call attention 10 Mr.. III
Friedman's advertisement in an
other column. DO not fail To give
him a call and get the worth of
your money.
Mrs. Williams and daughter.
Miss Rec, of Taylors, arrived in
Oxford Friday, and will make this
their future home. For the pres
ent. they will board with Mrs. ).
ii. Sanders.
The pictures of Misses Juliet
and Marguerite Pegues, the bright
little daughters of Mr.. and Mrs.
}. L. Pegaes of our city, appeared
in the New Orleans Times-Demo-
crat, last Sunday.
Read the notice of the CONNER.
clal School in another column OF
to-day's EAGLE. This is a rare
opportunity for all who desire it,
to receive Il finished commercial
course right here at home.
Mrs. Dabney Lipscomb has re-
turned from a visit to relatives In
Birmingham. Ala She was ae-
cOmpanied home by her sister,
Mrs. q. b. Stafford, of Memphis,
who will remain several weeks i'll
Oxford.
Ii you want Corset that will
not break down at the sides and
will not braak your sides down to
wear it, just thy the +. C., at
WALKER, CARPENTER 4 Cos.
Mrs. A. \. Young, Mrs. j. G.
Deupree and Mrs. Rosa johnson,
returned Friday from Natchez.
where they were sent as delegates
to the Woman's Federation of
Clubs. These ladies are enthusi.
astic in their appreciation of the
cordial hospitality extended them.
A series of meetings were be-
gun at the Presbyterian church,
Monday night. Mr.. Heddlesron,
the pastor, is assisted by Rev. Mr..
Hobs9n an able divine of Water
Valley. Services are held twice
a day and are we'll attended by all
denominations.
Miss Kate Black, daughter eff
Mr.. and Mrs. Baalam Black of
Noah, died on Friday OF last week,
after a lingering illness. The de-
ceased was a devoted christian.
and one of the most popular young
ladies of her neighborhood. We
tender sympathy to the bereaved
parents.
Mr.. L. f. Lipford, who was
resident of Oxford for the past
two years, died in Memphis on
on the 26th ult., after a brief ILL.,
ness of pneumonia. Mr.. LipIord
moved his family to Memphis
about three weeks ago, and had
just located In his new home,
when taken ill. He was a resi-
dentof Holly Springs before NOV
ing to this rplace, and was highly
esteemed wherever known.
DR.. Duncan, a well known
Southern Optician, is .officing for
a few days in Chilton's Drug
Store, he will examine eyes free
and adjust glasses at very reason
able prices. This Is "a chance to
get u free examination from a we'll
known expert and to get glasses
fitted by one who has studied the
eye and art of fitting glasses, in