Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1904-12-15

Miss Sue Howry leaAes today
for Sardis to visit relatives. From
Sardis she will go to Waco, Tex,
to make her home with her sister,
Mrs. Sallie Flournoy.
Mrs. M. s. Collier and son, Mr.
Cassie Collier, gave a reception
Friday night complimentary to
the Sigma Chi fraternity. Nearly
100 guests we're present.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. ". Leavell
returned Tuesday from Pontotoc.
We are glad to learn that Mr..
Leavell bas been benefited by
his trip.
The corporation mule departed
this transitory life Sunday, which
goes to prove that even the most
useful and faithful must soon or
late rest from labor.
We have % head OF sound
young Mares for sale or trade for
young Mules. At Matthews old
stand, north -east corner square.
w. d. JONES.
H. V. So"MERvILLE.
Mrs. Tom Price and little
daughter, who have been the
guests of her parents. Capt. and
Mrs. w. A. Roane, for the past
several weeks, has returned to
her home in Gulfport.
Mr.. Boyd Robertson, one of ourl
most prosperous young farmers,
a hog which was eight
months old and weighed 1878
pounds when dressed. The hog
was three-quarters White Chess
ter. Who can beat this?
Marriage license have been is-
e shs ff|asxaas asees ssd
Miss Robbie Spruill; Wesley Bar
-, md Miss Hattie Harrison;
Wm I. Bellew and Miss Mary
I'anoston; d. A. Thweatt ana
Miss Myrtle Nelson.
We have % head OF SOUND
Young Mares for sale or trade lor
yo,,ng Mules. At Matthews old
Stand northeast corner square.
s w. d. JONES,
n. ". SoMEEvILLE.
While cotton has gone down IN
price, everything else raised on a
farm continues to bring fair prl-.
ces. and the privilege remains OF
making diversified crops a sPecl-
, alty in the future. BY making
cotton the surplus, the Mississip-
nj farmer can be independent, no
matter what the price Of the flee
Icy.
The many warm friends OF KEY.
II. R. Countiss will be reJoiceu W
learn that he has been returned
:, n the oxford church, for announcer
K wear. Mr.. Countiss is not only
W an able theologian, but a conse-
n Grated. jealous christian gen,le-
is man who is a power for good IN
the community in which ne hves,
g The Methodist denomination a ,ad
3 tbs town are to be Congratulated
mon having him as a local pas
tor.
o,;te an excitement was caus-
od IN Fast oxford Tuesday alter
of noon by the burning OF a v sumo
-. muse belonging to James Young
colored. All the househo'a l AURA n.
tnro was destroyed, as well a;
clothing and the laundry aot i
'e- c%nlparaI citizens. BY entergetl'
an Efforts efforts, the neighbofing houses as
we're prevented from catching % :
=. sire the strong wind causing
n%everal to be in danger
p 1uaae Chas. B. Howry, OF IN
S0 Court OF Claims, is visltlni
3;ves in oxford. Judge How
70 > |, had an attack of grippe Ias
ne WING. and later an acciaeh'
zen sPrlng caused nervous p%r9.stratior
Mi,,V friends will be glad to lear
NO ,hat he is regaining his streng = :
.hg una. ma there is every prospect tha
anu Viii be able TO resume his du
ties IL on the bench sometimo our
), ing the present term
+. r,e entertainment given in tn
ino House Friday night, .
~ y u yas Beanland and Miss sudi
NE n MRS for the U. D. G. memo Th
WI burs was a signal success IN
'u' r ..The Ugliest OF seven,
iyas well rendered, as was ai5 =
,r- . MT1 Fourth of July. ny u
nix children. The duet, WI yo
or, e %3aIh with Me-" by Mr.. Stok'
pohertson and Miss Sudle Bun
was vas especially fine, and VI
heartily encored. Ihe ehter,a IAN
Is, be and appreoiative audience.
r. nvyoIUTiUN IMMEDIATE.
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e serious trouble in your system