Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-09-25


Mr.. Ben Markette. of CIarks-
dale, paid a business trip to Ok
ford this week.
We return thanks to Mr.. j. =.
Stone, of Denmark. for a fine
specimen of turnips.
The family of Mr.. Robert Nor
gan have returned from their sum
mer home near Potts Camp.
Rev. s. j. Martin, of Tunica, has
been conducting a ~protracted
meeting at College Hill this week.
BOYS School Clothing fresh and
new. HARRIS q 1AIES.
Rev. w. NJ. Mcintosh is spend
ing the the week in Alabama, Car
ryIng On a protracted meeting.
A gentleman of our town says.
politics is somewhat like genu
inc religion, it makes one so Tor
giving.n
Late corn, potatoes and turnips
have been materially benefited by
the recent rains.
Mr.. j. H. Kimmons spent sever
al DAYS this week in Water Val.
ley, looking after legal business.
Miss Matte Mckee returned
Tuesday night from a visit TO her
sister, Mrs. Burney in Green
Forest, Ark.
Whit Owens was carried to Hol-
ly Springs Tuesday by Deputy
Sheriff Ramey to prevent any mob
violence yesterday.
Our stock of Shoes is still grow
ing larger every week with new
arrivals. HARRIS 4 YATES.
Miss Hattie Douglass left Thurs
day for Memphis to accept a posi-
ton in a dress making establish
ment in that city.
Mr.. Robert Sultan, of Mangrum,
Ind. Ter, has been spending the
past week with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. ID. |. Sultan.
Miss Kate Gentry left Thursday
for Greenwood to resume her
position as teacher in the pubic
school at that place.
Pattern Hats will be shown at
u store every day from This on
by Miss Montgomery.
HARRIS & YATES.
Mrs. Alice Hawkins and two
children of Boyle, are visiting Rev
r. q. Porter and wife, Mrs. Haw
kins' parents.
No services will be held at the
Presbyterian church next Sunday
morning or evening, as Mr.. He'd
dleston, the pastor, has not yet
returned from Kentucky.
Mr.. Sam Howry, grand dictator
of the Knights OF Honor, atten.
ded a meeting of that brother
hood at Grenada, Monday.
Mr.. Hugh HUM, representative
of the Commercial Appeal, and
MIR. Fred Sullins, reporter for the
Memphis Morning News, came
down yesterday to attend the
hanging.
All are invited to attend our
Fall Millinery and Dress Goods
display Friday, Sept 26th.
il NELSON.
The effect of Jack FrOst's visit
two weeks ago is being recognized
by a change of color in forest and
field.
We are glad to see Mr.. Winfred
Gray again on the streets after
three weeks confinement to MS
room with fever.
W. learn that several students
of the educational institutions OF
our town have been suffering SO
severely from inconsistencies that
they have had to return home.
Miss Lille Buford, who has
been with her sister, Mrs. Waller,
of Burgess, for several weeks,
spent Saturday and Sunday with
her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs.
X. E. Duncan.
WANTED-Three young men as
boarders. Pleasant location. Rates
reasonable. Address L., EAGLE
office.
Don't fail to read Mr.. NJ. M.
Knights advertisement in another
column. His motel is the newest
and one of the most attractive and
commedious in the city. When
YOU come to town give him a call.
All are invited to attend our
Fall Millinery and Dress Goods
display Friday, Sept. 18th.
j. e. NELSON.
Prof. Harry r. Fulton and sls-
loEf TnaoduN f0H