Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1903-12-03

MT. James Cte1e- Jf-- ~ ono.
Iona, spent Thanksgiving with
his parents here.
Mrs. Garner Owens entertained
a number of friends at dinner
Thursday evening.
Mr.. William l. Hardcastle, of
TaYloFs, spent Fridayin Oxford,
and paid Us pleasant call.
Mrs. Ida Starzinger left Mon
day for Cairo, H., to visit ner
parents until after the holidays.
Remember the date Of Davidson
/ & Wardlaw's Holiday Opening,
/ December 9th.
Reliable merchandise, spec
iaily low prices ought to be an
Iinducement to see our magnlil-
1 cent stock before buying else
/ where. We have it to sell, not
! to keep.
CHAMBERS FURNITURE 20.
Messrs Ed Matthews and w. E.
Gray Of Memphis, spent Sunday
with their parents here.
Mr.. R. J. Knight and wife left
last week for Holcomb, where.
they will reside in the future.
Miss Norma Wilkins, of the
Maddox Seminary, Memphis,
visited her parents here this week
Call at a. j. Corners and get
a pound of the old reliable Arm
| & Hammer Soda for 5 cents.
The finest line of Holiday
Goods ever brought to Oxford
will be shown by Davidson g.
Wardlaw on Saturday evening,
from $50 to 10, Dec. 9th.
If you want to laugh, roar,
scream and grow fat, just see a
Runaway Tramp at the Opera
House Saturday night, Dec. 9th.
You'll burst your garments.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. France have
moved to our town from Jack
son, Tenn, and are now board
ing with Mrs. Eliza Moore.
Miss Martha Hoffee, of st.
Louis, is spending the winter with
her relatives, Mr.. and Mrs. M. M.
knight.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Baird en-
Itertained a number of their young
friends Thursday evening with a
tacky party.
Mrs. r. F. Ross left Friday to
Join her husband in Selmer, Ala,
where they expeotto make their
future home.
We are requested to announce
/ that the Operetta announced Tor
Friday night has been indefinite
ly postponed.
! A. J. Conner sells a pound OF
/ the famous Arm & Hammer Soda
for 5 cents. Call and get a
package.
Bring your Tickets now and
ret your choice of the new ship
lment of Premium Dishes.
SANDERS & FALKNER.
If YOU have troubles, tell it to
a Runaway Tramp, he'll fix you
| for good humor Saturday night,
Dec. 9th. Seats are now on sale
at the Oxford Pharmacy.
Miss Susie Yerger returned
from Greenwood Monday, ac-
Ieompalned by her cousin, Miss
/ Sailie Morgan Kimbrough.
The adult members of the Ok
ford Baptist Sunday school en-
ioyed delightful entertainment
at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
IF. S. Leavell Friday night.
'Phone No. 90 for lowest prices
ON Staple and Fancy Groceries,
!, Shoes, old time Sugar Molasses,
: Hulls and Meal for stock. Bug
gies, Harness and Saddles al
: ShiRault's.
: WANTED-By private family a
first class Cook, neat, clearly il
person and work. Wages nj
consideration. Apply at this Of
fee for address.
4 The young people enjoyed
masquerade tacky party at tn.
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. P. Z
Matthews Thursday night. TIL
n costumes were unique and inter
r esting.
Mrs. Irene McLarty and Mis-
n Mary Bean accompanied Misse
It Helen and Willie Shaw to thei
home near College Hill, Saturda
night and remained until Sunda
afternoon.
y Better secure your seats earl
for Runaway Tramp or you Wi
have to so way back and stan
Wiup. A Runaway Tramp at tn
= Opera House Saturday, Dec. 5ti
10 Reserved seats will be put on sal
this morning at Oxford Pharmac
The Right Rev. Theodore Dr.
az Bose Bratton, bishop of Missis
= ippi, will preach aud confirm
St. Peters Church Sunday. Sci
"a vices at II am and pm. III