Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1903-05-28

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Mrs. T. W. Kelly has returned me
from an extended visit to TchuIa. IN
Hall and Fire Screens all kinds ~
CHAMBERS FURNITURE Co.
Hammocks from S1.25 to 5000. ln'
CHAMBERS FURNITURE Co. 6
Mr.. Charles Darlington left last
night for his home in Savannah, =,
Tenn, do
Mrs. II. Nj. Quinn entertained Fa
the Finch Club Thursday after
noon. Ia
Mrs. J. @. Wilson has returned
from a visit to relatives in Water
Valley. no
Mrs. w. NJ. Mcintosh returned pu
Tuesday from a visit to friends in 70
Memphis.
Mr.. Robert Sultan, of Mangrum, VIC
Oklahoma, is visiting his parents int
in Oxford.
The Harris Business College,,
of jackson, is evidently very pros Pc
porous.
Yard wide Taffeta Silk, good
quality for S1.00 per yard. In,
The OXFORD d. G. Co. pa
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There are some more OF those
pretty Flower Baskets at ]
CHAMBERS FURNITURE 90. Nc
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Mr.. Il. II. Peck, of Mauldin, NJ
Mo, visited Miss Marie Russell
last week. !
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Mrs. P. F. GoOlsby, of Liberty ME
Hill, spent yesterday in Oxford, tur
shopping,
MI. Emmett Dooley, OF College, to
Hill. was a welcome caller at this %
Office yesterday. sh.
Mr.. E. G. Martin, of Lafayette
Springs, was a pleasant caller at Ca
this office yesterday.
Mrs. j. T. Chambers and little q,
daughter, Edith, are visiting rela' Tn
tives in Sumner. tn,
Miss Hettle Crockett has re-
turned from a visit to her brother Ia,
in Durant, l. I. ia
DR.. Bennett Wright. of Hatties lus
burg, spent the past week with his I'd
parents in Oxford.
Mrs. r. K. LuckIe, of Holly d.
Springs, was the guest of Mrs. w. NJ
V. Sullivan last week. el
We can save you money on Rib, PI
bons, Laces and Corsets.
The Oxford Dry Goods Go.
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Skilled, practical accountants he
are employed to teach in Harris M
Business College at jackson. sc
Mosquitoes will not bother YOU
If you have a Dixie Bar. They are
the best. For iron or wood beds, pl
at the Chambers Furniture 90. u
Mr.. B. T. Markette, of Clarks ~
dale, is attending Chancery Conrt "a
here this week.
Mrs. S. j. Williams, of Taylor's, n
spent Tuesday with her daughter, =,
Mrs. S. II. Sanders. ~
Mrs. NJ. L. Sloss, of Birming. re
ham, Ala, is the guest OF her Sis td
ter, Mrs. DR.. King.
i Rev. HI. ID. L~ipscomb, of Colum Ia
l bus, preached at the Methodist "
! Church Sunday night. n
r Mr.. r. f. Ross and wife left O
Saturday for New Orleans to
spend several months.
Mrs. r. f. Kimmons, OF Water v
Valley, spent several days last b
, week with relatives here. I
Mrs. Ida Meek and sister, Miss
y Irene Potts. of K~osciusko, are t
visiting friends in Oxford. g
Miss Lou Nelson left Tuesday Z
for CIaremore, |. T., to visit her :
brother, MI. Frank Nelson.
We a suit you in Ladies' and =
Children's fine Slippers and drop >
Stitch Hose.
The OXFORD d. e. Co.
Be sure to write to Harris Busl-
ness College, at Jackson, Miss, II
You are interested in the business
course.
- If you want delicious, juicy
Z Steaks or Roasts or Ice. leave or
'phone your orders to Turner q
I Roden, at the depot.
Z Lawn Swings for four passen-
gers can take all the family II nee
essary.
CHAMBERS FURNITURE co.
Miss Ella Cairns entertained
Thursday afternoon, compliment
. tary to Miss Fannie McLemore.
]. Mrs. James Stone entertained
3 Friday afternoon. complimentary
. to her niece, Miss Erma Aston.
or Mr.. will Pettis, Jr., of Hattles'
ms burg, spent several days OF the
past week with friends in Oxford.
Prof. ". P. Goolsby, of LaFay-