Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1903-04-30

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without clerks as without newspaper ad-
yertising..--John Wanamaker.
Mr.. Marvin Moore, of Green.
vii lie, spent the past week IN OK
for d, visiting bis mother, Mrs. T.
A. Moore.
Prof. FL. I. Smith. of Taylor's.
is attending the State Teachers
As ISOLATION in session at Nlcks-
burg this week.
Mr.. Faison Smith, wife and
ch ildren. of Indianola, are visiting
their father and mother, Mr.. and
Mrs. G.. X. Smith.
Mrs. Amanda Phillips, OF Mem
phis, is spending a few weeks with
her neice, Mrs. w. b. Cowan, On
College Hill street.
Don't forget the University
Ministries next Tuesday night. A
rich and racy program is in store
for all who attend.
Mr.. William jenkins has return
ed from a visit to his sons, DIR. w
T. jenkins, and Mr.. James Jenk-
ms, in New York City.
Mr.. Tilden Shinault and wife, of
Bay Springs, spent several days
this week their father and mother,
Capt and Mrs. j. l.. Shinault.
Mr.. Joe Sternburg, of Memphis,
representing the Morning News,
spent Thursday in Oxford, lock-
ing after the interest ofhis paper.
If you want delicious, juicy
| Steaks or Reasts or Ice. leave or
phone your orders to Turner u
Roden, at the depot.
Young ladies', if you want a
beautiful Flower Basket, you can
find it at the Chambers Furniture
Store. They have all kinds OF
Booklets.
Little Misses Norine and Mary
Gipson spent several days this
week with their relatives, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Sparks, North OF Ok
ford.
Satu rday was an unusually busy
day with our merchants, the clti-
zens OF the county and neighbor.
ing towns, making it a shopping
day.
We understand that with the
| resumption of other public fnnc.
tons, the public schools will open
Monday, and the little folks are
happy.
The strawberry crop is reported
to have been cut short 30 per cent
by the recent cool weather and
dry winds. Gardens are also
seriously injured.
Mr.. Anthony Bordeaux and
wife, of st. Louis, arrived IL Ok
ford Tuesday night, and will re-
main several weeks at their home
on South street.
Rev. @. D. Brown is attending
1.-THE Episcopal Council this week
at Jackson. A successor to the
late Bishop Hugh Miller Thomp-
son will be elected.
Mrs. J. E. Holmes and little
son, Elmer, returned from Auburn
XIV. last week, and will remain
several weeks before departing
for their home in Jackson.
The University Ministries will
give their annual entertainment
in the Opera House Tuesday night
Don't fail to attend if you want
to spend an enjoyable evening.
Services in the Episcopal
Church ON Sunday as usual at IL
am and 7:3O pm. Easter service
, with Holy Communion. Special
Easter collection for the Parish
Miss Carrie T0ney returned
| from a visit to relatives in Water
Valley Monday night. and stopped
. over with her cousin, Mrs. Wilmer
Kennedy, Tuesday, en- route t6
her home near College Hill.
Il Sterling, the Painter, has open
ed a repair shop in the building
adjoining the old express office
He makes a specially of painting
, signs, buggies and vehicles OF al
8 descriptions. He soiicits you.
patronage.
James Walton, sexton of 81
q Peters Cemetery, will clean OF
lots and set out flowers and shrub
-tbery every Saturday. He viii
J meet all desiring his services a
Z the cemetery at s o'clock Satur
day morning. Leave orders q
EAGLE office.
II We would be pleased to hav
our exchanges give US credit TO
articles copied from our columns
? as to use them without eithe
a thanks or acknowledgment seem
to smack of plagiarism. which an
honest editor should HEARTH,
y condemn.