Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1903-04-02

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vertising."--John wanamaker. 4
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Don't fail to register. viii
Gentry's show next Wednesday
GeLtry's Dog Show will be here las
next Wednesday. we,
Rev. II. ID. Blalock has returned US
from "a visit to Coffeeyille. Z
If o are a voter, don't fail to oes
register before April 10th. me
Mr.. w. b. Cowan spent several
days this week In Memphis. \
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Mrs. ". G. Chiffon returned Pas
Thursday night from Virginia. are
Mrs. C. G. Terrell spent Monday y
with friends in Holly Springs. wee
Mrs E j. Moore entertained. ~"
friends at Finch, Friday evening
Mrs. Moore, of Indianola. is the bay
guest o finer aunt, Mrs. q X. Smith snr
Miss Margaret Lotion, OF Vic the
toria, is visiting friends in Oxford :,
We sell all New Idea Patterns IAN
for 10 cents. Magazines for D cts Yen
The Oxford Dry Goods Go. uiii
MIR. j. G. Treloar, of OrrwOod, .
spent Saturday in Oxford on busl- "ol
ness. "
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Miss Mary Wick Rowland re
turned from COffeeville Saturday =
night. =. !.
Mr.. J. w. Gault, of Delay, was at
a welcome visitor at this office pub
Friday. inv.
Mrs. j. b. Culpepper left Tues N
day for Bridgeport, Ala, to spent Fin
several weeks. meI
The Cliopian Literary Society W.
entertained delightfully."- Friday
evening. N
Miss Lois Taylor, OF %SenatObia. !,
is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. q. hon
ID. Stands. Toe
Mrs Nellie Pennybaker, of ABB ~
teville, spent Saturday in Oxford tho
with friends. Adf
MISS Pearl Brown. of Walton. day
is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Z. De |
E. Matthews. N
Mr.. VIM. Huston, a prominent gre
o;tiz.n of wn. spent this sch,
week in Oxford, ing
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Mrs. T. p. Mcmahon, of Green
vile, is visiting her sister-in-law, Il
Miss Julia Mcmahon. "o
yes
Mrs. Harry Campbell, of Able cha
vile, spent Saturday with Miss Ere
May Belle Standlter.
We are showing a fine line Of in v
new Spring Mattings, Rugs and MAJ
Art Squares. sho
The OXFORD d. e. Co.
Mr.. Edwin Blackburn spent n
Saturday and Sunday at his old Val
home in Water Valley. Gov
Miss Ellie Sullivan has returned ing
from a visit to her sister, Mrs. anu
Dick Fair, of French Camp. zzn
Hon. Nj. A. NJ ontgomery spent L
several days last week in jackson MOI
looking after legal business. win
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Our lines of Ribbons, Corsets, she
Laces and Embroiderles are of alta
the best lines to be had. -
THE OXFORD ID. G. Co. L
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Mr.. Will Neill, of Holly Springs, usu
spent Sunday in Oxford, the guest and
of his parents. cen
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Mrs. r. S. MCGOWAN and Miss
Juliet Balfour, of AbbeVllle, spent
Friday in Oxford. Inv
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Mr.. VIII Wilson, of lula, left Pic
Tuesday for Cottonwood, CAL, to Lac
visit his brother. on
Attorneys G. d. Stands, James
> Stone and w. A. Roane attended
court in Sardis last week. Sal
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: death of Mrs. IL. w. Childress OF Dr.,
tHarmontown, on Sunday last. ish
Mr.. NJ. O. Pegues spent Satur-
day in oxford, and was a peas
J ant caller at the EAGLE office. POI
by
Freddie Bremen entertained OH
ed a number of friends last Saiur- str
day in honor of his fifth birthday. On
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Mr.. A. r. Davis left a few days
ago for Talihina, 1. T., to locate J
and engage in the practice OF law. cal
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= Mr.. Claude Mitchell, of jack cal
: son, Tenn, has been visiting his is
father, Mr.. A. w. Mitchell, this ST,
week. co
Miss Sue Davidson and little
niece, Thelma Keys, are spending di.
the week with relatives in Water j.
Valley. VII
Mrs. Talleferro, of Birmingham, ~
Ala, spent from Friday until Mon ~;
day with her daughter, Mrs. Z. ". I'M
Terrell.
The man who scOrns to make 90 /.
Innr naut in trada and barter, ~