Oxford eagle., 1904-12-08

Society met here Monday, and
on Monday night enjoyed an ele.
giant banquet at the Knight Hotel
Mr.. A. c. Smith and family left
Monday for Tyler, Texas, their
future home. We regret the loss
Of this excellent family to our
town.
Mrs. Mary s. Collier entertain
ed the ministers of the different
denominations of the town and
their wives at 6 O'Clock dinner
Thursday night.
Everything on sale at the Metho-
dist Bazaar from pins to pile
drivers, if you will donate the
latter.
Those elegant Oysters served
at Buffaloe's can't be beat.
Christmas shopping has begun
and our merchants and clerks are
busy from early morning until
night. The holiday trade promis-
es to be unusually good this sea-
son.
Mr.. E. M. Starzinger and
family left Friday for Carlo, H.,
to spend to holidays with rela-
itiyes. Miss Ada Allen, who has
been their guest, returned to her
home in Peoria, ILL.,, the same day
| Mr.. Samuel Collier has re-
turned from Poughkeepsie, N.
~. where he has taken course
lin banking. His friends Will De
Glad to know that he graduated
with first honors.
i Chancery Court adjourned sat
, urday after an unusuai'y ouss
session. The docket was heavy
ond a number of cases were aus
nosed of, most of them being o
minor Importance.
Tho ladies of the Auxiliary o.
, the Episcopal Church desire tt
: offer their sincere thanks 70 al
, who so kindly assisted and heipec
| To make their Bazaar such
! good success.
Marriage license were issued t'
d the following during the pas
y week: j. f. Hyde and MISS ~ VI
ir len Kinney, Wesley Barlow an'
n Hattie Harrison, j. L. BaWkma
er and Miss Daisy Turner, Wllliaf
Weeks and Miss Victoria stacy
G. v. Manning and Miss Mind
Gardner.
Rev.JR. Countiss left Monda
,er Gar 4 osciusko, to attend the al
'1l Sa ru nnaj No ,th Mississippi conferen'
elk ok of the Methodist Church' c,, I.
IN ~ III the sincere desire of MIR. Coul
IT IT tiss' many friends in Oxford IN ~
, he will be returned to this pasto
ate and continue his career
err usefulness in this community
IoM IoI, Attention is directed to 7
, in special offer OF the New
,, is ;a TShr;ce- 1S; a-Woek World prin11 u
- a,sewhere in this issue. !
TSr;ce-a-Wee World is a spi'
fee, did weekly paper, ana the " y
rved n made by the great New :
p m, newspaper is remarkaoie =
FIJI Mr. E. H. Kimmons kille
ho@ M q few days ago which
little noS sbt " months and four days
e the o,s and II weighed 1858 pounds ,9Io
rand Why cannot others 40 nno' o,
and ' have their smoke houses
h home. instead OF in the Nor'f
at II Mrs. r. NJ. Leavell enterta
,rdial ,ta n A. RS at dinner Satul
The STl following officers were . e, o
ed for the ensuing year, ~ dee
} pre- Mrs C. X. Wardlaw; wee
ld all snnt WIT Mrs. w. c. Chiffon; ~
One go nr Miss Lou Nelson; ;Chaf
p.;oaa les ~, Mrs. A. A. Young; Lreas i;,,a y.
Prices Mi Miss Addie Fee; Recording
natarv. mts Miss Ella Pegues;
tied to. responding Secretary MISS NJ IS
by the Chandler; Historian MIS-
their Leavell.
le l3th Davidson & Wardlaw's $ n H'
Opening Saturday nighta W, :
,n,an's of the most brilliant ana a a
Thur iThnrs. r eror S made by the firm. NO
mot : 90 standing the inclemency :
iiio' % s.as snanther, the building was c
si' ed from e:3o until 10 90 o.
attings, The ri decorations We're De,
and nd the goods digplaSy'
= found found outside of a city,
ioI or,s, The fall term Of the
Court TT convened Monday
urchas- Ie ndqe Henry G. Niles pre-
" oceq- HIS IHes charge to the Gran
re. Mr., ilas r1as earnest and impressl'
, about GSs docket is rather light, an an
,,GI viii probably adjourn Sa
, line Of Siln \ number Of prominent
. Claus. from a distance are IN a1'