Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1903-10-08


Mrs. IT. Chambers vas call
ed to Water Valley Tuesday by
the Serious illness of her mother,
Mrs. H. G. Cook.
MI. Mauldin, of Minter City.
visited his daughter, Misses Mary
and Addie, at the Woman's Col
Iege here this week.
The Tau Delta Theta Sorority
entertained at the home of Miss
Rachel Whiteway on University
street Friday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan McAfee,
] of CoffeevilIe, were the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. S. H. Sanders
several days last weeks
Misses Maude Taylor, of Tay-
lor's, and LESSEE Orr. of Orrwood,
where called herethis week by the
death of Mr.. John Morrow.
Mrs. Fannie Cain and children.
are visiting Mrs. Vassar Somer-
Vile and Mrs. Sallie Price near
Gomez, Mrs. Gains mother.
Messrs. j. J. Vance and j. F.
Matthews and Hon. M. A. Mont
gomery left Sunday for Aber-
deem to attend Federal Court.
Mrs. Ida Meek and Miss Irene
Potts have returned from Kosci-
tusko, and will board with Mrs. A
A. Young through the winter.
Yes Sir! We have a barrel of
New Crop Louisiana Molasses.
Phone 1856 and have them tell
you about them.
SANDERS & FALKNER.
For SALE-One $500 Top
Buggy for $500, and one one
horse Wagon chear. bargain.
See John H. Hope.
The Daughters of the Confede-
racy will meet with Mrs. D. l.
Sultan at 4 o'clock Friday after
noon. A full attendance is de-
sired.
MRS. j. S. HUDSON, Sec'ty.
Judge Lowrey has sent his
resignation as Circuit Judge of
this district to Gov. Longino.
His successor will be named in a
few days.
The residence of Mr.. Jack Me-
Cullough neal Christian Rest,
Liberty Hill, was burned last
week and all his household eff
fects lost.
Miss Mary Burney returned
from her home in Green Forest,
Ark, last night, and will be with
her aunt, Miss Matte Mckee,
through the winter.
Just received from Browning,
King & Co., a complete line of
samples of the latest novelties for
Fall and Winter Suits.
j. E. NELSON.
The Shinault Cotton Seed
Scales are now open for business
and you will find Dean Crouch
and Tom Ragland ready to wait
on you. Best prices paid for Seed
Mrs. Blanche Morrow Bennett
and son, Charles, of Wash, Okla,
were called here Sunday by the
death of Mr.. j. W. Morrow, Mrs.
Benefits father.
A number of members of the
T~allahatchie Fishing and Hunt
ing Club are spending the week
at the club house a few miles
north of Abbeville.
MI. ]. B. Leavell has opened a
Business College in the rooms
over Mr.. E. H. Kimmons grocery
store. We join with his friends
in wishing him success.
Rev. Mr.. Amis, pastor of the
Baptist Church at Hot Springs,
Ark, preached two excellent SER
mons in the Baptist Church here
Sunday morning and night.
Mrs. Moore, of Memphis, and
Mrs. Brady, of England, Ark,
were called here last week by the
| illness and subsequent death of
their aunt, Mrs. Laura Thompson
Miss Lennon has her Millinery
ready for inspection. Taking
orders every day. Call and see
her.
WALKER, CARPENTER eco.
! l have one of the incest lines
I of fresh Family Groceries, and
am adding to nay stock every
day. Cali and select what you
need at rock-bottom prices.
A. j. CoNNoR,
; South Side Public Square.
The little daughter of Mr.. and
! Mrs. H. M. Quinn fell from a
second story window of their
zlaco ~ JTn;uarcifv avpu,ia