Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-06-08

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Miss. and Mr.. Ed Matthews Of
Memphis, spent Sunday with their
parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. W. Grubbs. OF
Sata Barbara, Cal. are the guests
OF their brother-in- law, Mr.. J. n.
Gipson.
We are glad to note that Mr..
JohnJ Woodward is able to be on
the streets again, after a protract-
cd Illness.
IL you want to buy a Sewing
Machine see s. s. Webster, OK
ford and get a Singer.
Extra size and weight Crochet
Bed Spreads, worth sf.75 for
Sl-5o at II. FRiEDMAN's
Mrs. J. J. Vance and daughter.
Miss Winnie. left Tuesday for
Starkville to attead the A. & NJ.
commencement.
The young people of North OK
ford enjoyed an ice cream sun
lper at the home Of Mr.. T. C..
Brown Monday night.
Hon. c. L. Sivlcy and wifc at
tended the marriages Of their sis
ter, Miss Sivley, 70 DIR. Moore in
jackson last Wednesday.
Mr.. P. E. Matthews and wife
and Miss Pearl Brown left Nom
day for Mckinney, Texas, to visit
relatives for several weeks.
Mr.. Anthony Bordeaux and
family, Of New Orleans, are at
their home on South street. and
will spend the summer in Oxford
Misses Bessie, Hattie and Hell.
en- Leland and Hattie Ledbettc,
OF Water Valley, are TIE guests
Of their aunt, Mrs, j. B. McEwen
Singer Sewing Machines sold
on easy payments, note or lease
oy ,. s. Webster.
zoe White Oxford Wasting in
Silk Stripes and raised patterns,
per yard 13c, at
II. FRlEDxAN's.
This is Oxford's gala week. The
Federal Court, the County Board
and the University Commence
uent, have each attracted many
visitors.
Mr.. Marvin Patton, OF Cisco,
Texas, passed through Oxford
Tuesday en- route to Lafayette
Springs, to visit his mother and
other relatives.
The Holly Springs base bal
team played match game with
the Oxford team in University
Park, Tuesday. The score was
Is to IL, in favor Of Oxford.
Aessrs. T. c. Brown and T.
W. Black, of North Oxford, W.
n. White, of Splinter, and j. S.
Goode, of Abbeville, were-pieas-
ant callers at this Office Tuesday.
Old Machines taken as part
payment on new Singer by s.
S.Webster.
15c Satin Striped Lawns in
pretty lowered patterns in dark
and light colors at 10c per yard.
at H. FRIEDxAN's.
Mr.. Edgar Watson and Miss
Minnie Quick stole a march on
their parents Sunday morning
and were quietly married at the
residence Of Mr. Jack Black, Mag
Iistrate J. r. McLarty officiating.
j Miss Lilly Dale Buford of Mem
lphis, spent several days last week
with relatives in Oxford and was
accompanied on her return last
Friday, by her aunt Mrs. r. E.
Duncan, who will remain several
weeks for the benefit of her health.
Ladies' and Children's Slippers
, in Tan, Black and Patent Leath-
ers at specially reduced prices, al
H. FRIEDNAN's.
SOC Summer Corsets long and
short WASTED for 40c at
H. FRIEDNAN's.
y Great Sale of all kinds ol
COiOred Laws and Wash
Goods for one day only, on
Tuesday, juno 18th. Now
. In your cnance to prepare
tor the hot weather.
: j. e. Nelson.
We regret to learn that Mrs
Edward Stubblefeld had heI
Iankle sprained by being thrown
from . carriage Monday. Thu
lcarria9e was Overturned hy thu
: lhorsss running away ON ne Uni
: Iversify campus.
The music pupils of Miss Mag
!. Igie Thompson enjoyed their an
nual picnic in the Delbridg.
Grove, north of town Friday. 4
. bountiful and delicious dinne
was spread, and the day delight
fully spent by all present.
: The Spring term of the Fedora
Court Of the Northern District o
! Mississippi, convened here Mon
: day with Judge Henry c. Niles
Iof K0sciusko, presiding. A mum
her Of people, including lawyer