Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-01-12
Mr.. j. ii. Kimmons spent seve.
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I'll days this week in Jackson.
+ Mr.. Hardness, OF Indiana, n.
: accepted the position as assist
ant 70 Mr.. j. Z. France, the pho
tographcr.
y number Of young people Q
Tie town enjoyed n social an,
dance at the Pierce House las
4 Thursday night.
! Chancellor Il. b. Fulton is il
attendance of the centennial
celebration of Columbia College
/, 5. c., this week.
The little son and daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Hell Wardlaw. oil
Panama, are visiting their grand
mother, Mrs. c. X. Wardlaw.
We received 4 pleasant call
Saturday from Mr.. j. Il. Jordan,
! representative of the james Sana-
tosium, of Raleigh Springs, Tenn
For every dollars worth OF Zoe
articles sold for C.sH, we viii give
free your choice of any one left.
LEWIS {; MCKEE.
For RENT-A furnished front
room on South Street. Apply to
l.. n. STARZINGER.
I For SALE.-One Steinway Pr
ano for cash. Apply to Mrs. L.
S. Pierce.
For every 80 cts worth Of oct
articles for CASH, we will give
free your choice OF any one left.
LEWIS 1. MCKEE.
Miss Virginia Jones left last
Thursday for Kansas City, No,
to be the guest of her brothers.
Messrs. Garland and Randolph
Jones.
Mr.. James L. Caldwell, of Keel,
aged %, the oldest citizen OF tho
county, passed through oxford
Friday with his daughter to visit
friends in Memphis.
The family of Mr.. Tom Carna-
than, OF Stanton, Tenn. will soon
remove to Oxford, and will oc-
cupy the residence recently va
Gated by Mr.. Abb Davidson.
Mr.. BEN Price has been quite
sick for the past ten days at the
residence of his mother on Ponto-
toe street. We, with his host of
friends, wish him a speedy re-
covery.
Those who have never heard /
Hobson will have an opportunity
50 do SO, at the versIty chape',
Saturday night, Jan. 2lst.
The Lyceum management has
secured as its next attraction,
Capt. Richmond Pearson H05son, |
who will deliver one OF his famous
lectures at the University chapel,
on Saturday, Jan. Dist.
Griffin Vance returned to his
homo in South McAllister, |. T.,
Tuesday. after a pleasant visit to |
relatives. He IVES accompanied I
to Memphis by his cousin, Hugh
Wallace.
AT a meeting OF the U. d. C's
Friday, Mrs. J. G. Deupree was
elected delegate from the Oxford
chapter to the presentation of
jefferson Davis picture to the
State. on the 18th inst.
DR.. W. 3. Mcmahon. whose
announcement may be seen in
another column, is specially pre-
pared TO perform operations in
Crown and Bridge work accord
ing to the most approved methods
At special low prices FOR CASH.
for the balance Of this month.
Horse Collars, Wagon Harness,
Buggy Harness, Blind and Open
Brides, Saddles. in fact, all sorts
Of Leather goods. Oye-stocked,
must go.
LETIs : MCKEE.
Mr.. Gee. W. Leavell, and son
George, lett Tuesday for San
Antonio, Texas, where Mr.. Leav-
ell goes for the benefit OF his
health. We sincerity trust that
he will be permanently benefited
by the change.
Mr.. George WEIGH was caught
between two cars while en- route
from Grenada to Oxford, one day
day last week, and considerably
bruised up. We are glad 10 state
that he was not seriously injured
and is able TO be out again.
"The Convict's Daughter" is a
play for the masses, and it APP
peals so strongly to the hearts of
the people that it has become en-
deared to the theater-going pub
lie. 1t will appear at the Opera
House next Wednesday night.
The following marriage license
have been issued during the past
week: Bob Ray and Miss Evie
Henry; B. F. Oliver and Miss
Molhe Gideon. r. F. Tarber and
| Miss l. n. Butts; A. Bowles and
Mrs. NJ. Z. Leggett: j. P. Scar
borough and Miss Nancy Moore.
1.-The Convict's Daughter"
which comes to the Opera House