Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1904-01-07

montown, was a pleasant Gale
at this Office last week.
|, Mr. j. III. Plant, of Doyline, l.
spent the holidays with his broth
'er, Mr.. S. H. Plant.
Lfaayette's representatives ar
in attendance of the Legislature
now in session at Jackson.
Rev. Robert Neblett, of Eupor;
is visiting his mother, Mrs. Dori
Neblett.
Misses Hattie and Ida Tyndal
spent the holidays at their homt
in Pontotoc.-
Mrs. Garner Owens entertained
at dinner Tuesday, compliment
airy to her little niece, Elise Buff
faloe, and Edwin r. Butler.
Mr.. w. NJ. Goodwin, a promin.
ent citizen of Abbeville, was
welcome visitor at this office las
week.
If you are thinking of Wal
Paper, think of Sterling. He has
1904 samples cheap too.
We regret to learn that Mrs. T
d. Ragland and daughter, Allie
have been quite sick with pneu-
monia this week.
Col. James Gordon, of Okolona
member of the State Senate from
the 31st District, was in OXFORD
several days last week.
Mrs. Willie Mix lily and Miss
Eula Lott, of Jefferson, were the
guests of Mrs. j. j. Vance dur
ing the holidays.
Miss Linnie Clare Gates, oil
Henderson, Tenn, is the charm
ing guest of Miss May Belle
Standifer.
Miss Linda Sultan entertained
a number of friends at 6 O'Clock
dinner Wednesday afternoon OF
last week.
Miss Matte Moss Harris left
Thursday for Harlan, KY, to ac-
cept a position as teacher in the
college at that place.
Mr.. e. W. Overstreet and wife,
of Memphis, spent the holiday;
with Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Buff
faloe, Sr.
Miss May Mcclure, of Meridian
and Mr.. Major Mcclure, of Yazoc
City, spentthe holidays with theiI
sisters, the Misses Mcclure.
Mr.. Stone Webster and wife, Of
Ardmore, Ind. Ter, are visiting
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Field
er. Webster.
Mrs. Levy and children and
Mrs. Feldman and children, OF
Water Valley, spent Sunday in
oxford, the guests of Mrs. H
Friedman.
Misses Pauline Andrews and
Maggie Riley returned to Tupelo
Tuesday, after spending the holi.
days with relatives here.
Mr.. Charles McGregor, of Ce-
lesto, Texas, attended the funera
of his father, Mr. A. F. McGre-
gor here Monday.
Mrs. A. D. Jones, Mr.. Malcon
Jones and Miss Beulah Jones, o
Lamar, were abe guests Of thei
relatives. Mr.. and Mrs. A. r
Bogard and family last week.
The young ladies will pleas
take notice that this is Leap Yea
and they have an equal chance
with the bachelors to choose
better hall.
Messrs. Lawrence Fulton an,
Charles Clark attended the Delt
Psi convention in New York Cit.
last week as the representative o
that fraternity in the Universit,
of Mississippi.
The members of the Cumber
land Presbyterian Church CAV,
a supper to the Sunday school o
that denomination on Tuesda,
night of last week.
Messers. Ebert Beard of Beth
ell and Emmett Harris, of Libert,
Hill. were in Oxford Tuesday
enroute to Memphis.
Wall Paper until you can't res
1894 samples now on display a
Sterling's.
Mr.. Carl Beard and Miss Cap
lpie Royal were married at tn
! Ivy Hotel on Tuesday of las
week, Esquire T. L. Harris offlci
4ting.
Mr.. Joe Crouch, of Lee Count
/ Texas, after an absence of fot
years, spent the holidays with h
father and other relatives here.
Rev. Newton Smith of Ripley
has accepted the passionate of tt
Presbyterian Church at Colleg
Hill. for the present year, and h;
moved his family there.
Do you need Wall Paper?
SO let Sterling show you HI
bright 1904 samples.
Mr.. j. W. Smith and family, !