Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-01-09
Lot No. 10.



II wsais a. .,su think OF dsinx b.-sa--
wtthsat clerks a. wfth.a .sl
v~rti-iax.---Jsha wsnass.k-r.
Miss Mvy Jones left last weel
for Itasca, Texas, to accept a posi-
ton 10 teach in that place
Mss Lou Neil Jones left las
week for Hillsboro. Texas, to nc
cept q position as stenographer-
Miss Corrie Chiffon returned to
Memphis last week after a visit o
several weeks to her mother
Mr.. Garland Jones. of Kansas
City. spent last week with his par
ents. DIR. and Mrs. Il. w. jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. s Barbour and
children have returned from a
visit to relatives IN Iazoo City
"
We will make every Monday a
special Remnant Day, as long as
our remnants last.
The OXFORD DRY GOODS Co.
We are glad to learn that Mr..
George Knight is able TO be on
the streets again, after a weeks
illness.
Hons. e.. K Hill. James Stone
and NJ A. Montgomery made a
business trip to New Orleans this
week
Mrs. G.. U. Hampton Of LaFay-
cite Springs, Is the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. w. U. Hampton on East
street
Mr.. J. R. Gum. of Troy, Texas,
a former citizen of this county, is
a visit to relatives in Oxford
and vicinity.
Bishop Hugh Miller Thompson
will preach in ST. Peters Church
next Sunday morning and at Holly
Springs Sunday night.
Misses Margaret Combs and
Pick Johnson leit Monday tor
Little Rock, Ark, to attend the
Maddox Seminary
Hons. }. W. r. Falkner, Fielder
Webster, G.. K Hightower and
Mrs. Hightoxer left Tuesday tor
Jackson, to remain during the ses-
sion Of the Legislature.
Misses Margaret and Picette
MaIcahy, Of Holly Springs, came
down to the ball Friday night. and
were the guests Of Miss Matte
Mckee.
Prank Niles, colored- the mani
rider from Oxford to College Hill
accidentally shot himself last Wed
nesday while at College Hill The
wound inflicted was not dangerous
TIE U. ID. C's will meet at Mrs.
D.. l. Saitzn's At 5 o'clock Saturday
afternoon A full meeting il earn
estiy requested IS business Of I'M
portanee II to be transacted
The installation OF the newly
elected officers Of A. B. Long
street Lodge Ne lis. l. o. o. T.,
will take place tonight AL mem
bers are requested to be present.
Judging from the rugged condi-
ton Of our streets and side walks,
q gosd roads movement and good
walks movement might prove .
decided benefit to our town
Mr.. w. B. Buford, Of Summer
visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Aabrxy Baford- near College Hill.
last week We regret to learn that
Mrs. Buford is still quite sick.
Mr. and Nrs- j. r. Turner and
three bright little children. stop
ped over in Oxford Monday, on
their way to visit Mrs Turner's
father, Nj. Pat Rankin, east oil
Oxford
The SEvening with Dickens al
tae City Hall Friday night was
we'll attended and the O. ID. CT
realized = neat sum by their sup
Der, which will 60 towards the
fund being raised for = Soldier,
Home.
.Nr. Earl Bratton and bride, o
New Albany, have been guests o
the Commercial Hotel Tins week
Mr.. Bratton was a graduate Of tn,
Ian class of 1904, and has man,
warm friends here who will ioil
with TIE EAGLE in good wishes
for his happiness and prosperity
Straycd or stolen.
One Blue JeBnet. Any inlor
nation concerning it, or Ieadin,
10 recovery, viii be rewarded :
HowAnD PARKa*
Iiherfv Hill Mis-