Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-01-02

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without eierks a. without aa-
serusing.---Jehn w~an..-.h<r.
Rev. A. s. Maddox, Of LATHE
Rock, Ark, was in Oxford q few
days last week.
Prof. w. s. Shue, wife and little
daughter, visited friends in Coffee
vile last week.
Mr.. J. T. Caldwell, of Waits.
Mss. was . pleasant caller at this
office during the holidays
Mr.. n. X Drummond, principal
of the Columbia High School.
visited frie nds in Oxford las. week
Misses Kate Jones and Nav
Leverett, teachers in the Grenada
College, spent last week with Mrs.
Frank Matthews.
Misc Kate Kimmons, teacher in
the Higbee High School, Memphis
visited her parents, Mr.. and Mira
T. II. kimmous.
Come early Monday and get
frst pick Of our Remnants.
The OXFORD DRY GooDs Co.
Miss Sadie GeLtry, vho teaches
at Terry, and Miss Kate Gentry,
Who teaches at Greenwood, spent
Christmas week with their mother
Mrs.. MyrA Gentry.
Mr.. Lemorc Kemp, woman's
College secretary, spent last week
with his parents in Clinton, Ky.
Miss Eileen Ovens returned
Tuesday from q visit to her cousin
Mrs. Dudley Able in Water Valley
Prof Sam Bigger, principal of
the Collins High school, spent
the holidays with relatives in
Oxford and vicinity.
Misc Clara Burt. teacher in the
McComb City Female College,
spent the holidays With her
mother, brother aud sisters.
Miss Lou Nelson, teacher Of Art
IN the Bristol, Tenn, Female Col
iege, visited her mother, brothers
and sisters in Oxford last week.
The management Of Quo vsdis
has very generously compliment
ed every pastor in our community,
With reserved seats for this grand
entertainment.
Casa Collier, Lewis Meek and
T. ID. isOm, students of Spring
Hill. Tenn school for boys, spent
the holidays With their mothers
and relatives in Oxford.
II will pay you to zee our Rem
nant counter Monday.
TaE OXFORD DRY GooDs Co.
e...s t>.s ...sA L-s q. .As<A 20.
have f.ii>< 70 hep y~.r sa~aa. vsn 49,
fsr~ the pssfs<-
DIR. Stanley Jones Of Sallisav,
l. T. and Miss Alma Jones, who
IS teaching near Gre>nville, spent
the holidays with their mother,
Mra l. p. Jones'
Wick Richmond, Who broke in
to John FAikner's store on Nov, .
plead guilty and vas sentenced TO
Eve years in the penitentiary by
Judge Lovrey yesterday,
The articles for publication, re-
eeived from Mr.. ID. r. Hoyle, Of
Delay, are unAvoidAoly crowded
out by the pressure Of holiday
news. but vii. appear next week.
Miss Jessie wxrdlAv. teacher
IN Wards Seminery, Nashville.
and Miss Marine Wardiav, teach
er in the Meridian Public School,
spent last week with their mother
brothers and sisters.
Mrs E ID. Williams, OF Meri
dian, Mrs. Nina Miller and little
daughter, Dorothy, Of Hillsboro.
Texas, and Miss Lutte Jones.
vho teaches in Texas, spent the
holidays with their mother, Mrs
Ellen Jones.
The annual Christmas entertain
ment, given by the ladies' Of the
Baptist church TO the Sunday
school was held AZ the residence
Of Mr.. and Nrs- r. 3 Lezveil last
Thursday night. and vas much en-
joyed by all present
IL has been suggested that the
town clock stands over the Tenn
pie Of Justice, bat that its repatA-
tion for truth aud veraeity is bad
II is to be hoped that the new
bell vili prove up-to-dAte, in toll
ing out the feeting hours
Ms. u. E Elkin and charming
daughter, Miss Ellie, returned
from u visit TO OkoloaA Tuesday.
Mss xary EIkin, We are glad to
learn is rapidly improving amer a
slight attack of fever. and will re-