Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1904-01-21

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tomorrow night.
DR.. j. Y. Murray and daugh-
ter, Miss Eta Murray, of Ripley,
are the guests Of Col. and Mrs.
J. w. T. Falkner.
Mr.. A. Baker and wife, Of
Oscar Texas, who have been
visiting relatives in Delay, and
vicinity have returned home.
Mrs. Blanche Bennett has been
elected to teach in the place Of
Miss Laura Fades, during the
illness of the latter's sister.
Mr.. Linburn Cullen and family
and Mr.. A. r. Bogard and family
attended the funeral OF Mr.. Me-
Eachin at Abbeville Monday.
The richest of bargains can be
found on the Bargain counters OF
]. e. Nelson these days, in fact,
for the next ten days.
Miss Ann Green, who has been
the guest of Mrs. T. P. Coleman
for the past several weeks, left
Tuesday for Winona.
Wall Paper until you can't rest.
1904 samples now on display at
Sterling's.
Do You need Wall Paper? If
0 let Sterling show you his
bright 1904 samples.
Mr.. Kid NJ. Hickey and Miss
Pearl Wilson were married at the
home of the bride near Bay
Springs at Z O'Clock last night.
Mr.. r. l.. Stephens has been
appointed deputy Chancery Court
clerk by Mr.. j., 0. Ramey. A
better selection could not be made
Mrs. BEN Price, Mrs. D. 7.
Carter and Mr.. Gabe Bowles at
/ tended thofuneral of MIR. Malcolm
Me Eachin in Abbeville Monday,
Every man, woman and child
should take an object lesson
given by Wizards Revised Ten
Nights in a Bar Room tonight at
| the Opera House,
The fancy Telma Peas, nothing
better on the market. Something
! fancy and something healthy.
SANDERS & FALKNER.
Miss Margaret Compton and
Miss Julia Compton, were called
( from q visit to relatives in Vicks-
burg Sunday by the death of Mrs
Nora Fly.
Mr.. Eugene Overstreet and
Miss Lee Hunisucker, Of the Pine
Hill neighborhood, were married
at the home of the bride Sunday
afternoon.
Mr.. P. Z. Dooley, of Water
Valley, passed through Oxford
| turday, en- route to College
/ Hill, to attend the bedside of Mr.
lW. NJ. Toney.
You will see snakes, dragon;
oa6 many hideouS objects caused
n by LIQUOR, in Joe Morgan's DELI
rum tremens tonight, Jan. 21st
1 at the Opera House.
I We regret to learn Of the dealt
/ OF the infant child of Rev. anc
Mrs. ]. r.. Countss Monday. Tbs
remains were inferred in st
Peters Cemetery.
The u. D. C's will meet il
{ regular session at the residene
Of Mrs. D. l. Sultan at 3 o'clocl
Friday. Jan. 29th. Subject
| incidents in the life of Lee.
Mr.. w. W. Mathis and wife
who have been visiting relative
| near Oxford for some weeks, re
] turned to their home in DeLeoT
Texas, last Thursday.
$ Mr. Tom Brown, one of our for
Z mer Chancery Clerks, and +
many years an estcemed citize
! Of Lafayette County, left for Nc
Kinney, Texas, Tuesday.
Mrs. Eva S. Weatherly,
\ Water Valley, stopped on her re
; turn from Memphis to see he
daughter. Miss Nellie Wynn
WeatheFly. of Woman's Coileg'
Mr.. E. L. Stephens and Mi
, Dora Brown, both of the Woo
son Ridge neighborhood, We
9 married at 3 o'clock yesterd;
d afternoon, Rev. ]. NJ. Kimmo'
J. officiating.
i Gladys, the infant daughter
n Mr.. and Mrs. George Alderso
l. OF Holder, died on Wednesday
last week, after brief Hines
j We tender sympathy to the b
= reaved parents.
to Mr.. VIII Adams and NJ
Georgia Crawford. of the caste
i, part Of the county. We're marrl
- at the court house Monday aft
~ noon, Rev. T. ii. Winter oftlcl
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