Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-09-14

the present business s,,-,,s -
up. ~ 4
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Fi,z,,r.
an, Of Friars Poiut. arr ~,
guests - ar. and Mrs. \ i.
Messrs. =. ". Yates aad famir,
and Lex Haney and family h,ve
gone 70 the club house for a few
days outing. "
Mrs. c. ID. Brown and Misss.
Cornelil and Kate SIlipwith leave
tonight for months visit 4,
Sewanee, Tenn.
I Singer Sewing Machines soI,i
on easy payments. note or lease
by ;. 5. Webster.
Miss Julia Young viii open her
Studio Of Music at the Episropal
heetory on Monday, Sept. 25lh.
New fall styles of Ladies Street
anu Ready-to-Wear Hats.
j. r. NELSON.
Mrs. W. J. King entertained
me Cumberland Presbyterian
Missionary Society last Tuesday
afternoon.
We have received information
OF the death Of Mr.. Sam Paschal
OF Toceopola, which occurred
NJ 7nday night.
There will he services in tho
Episcopal Church Sunday at n
am and 8 pm. The public is
cordially invited.
The Hussey trial which was set
for hearing before Chancellor :.
Z. Wilson Monday, has been IN.
definitely postponed.
Mrs. W. f. Russell and family
OF Dallas, will remove to Oxford
next week and will occupy a cot
tage near the University.
Old Machines taken As part
payment on i new Singer by 5.
S.Webster.
Mems new sample Hats at half
price At Nelson's.
Ar. asd Mrs. McLemore Baird
OF Gomez were the guests Satur-
day and Sunday Of their father.
Mr.. Charles Nelson.
Miss Martha Heron left Satur-
day for ConeevilIe. after a visit
~ several weeks TO her sister,
Mrs. W. T.. Rowland.
Miss Marie Kinmons, who has
been the guest Of Miss Jennie
Newell returned 10 her home in
Fl. Smith, Ark, Thursday.
Mrs N. A. McNeili and daush-
ter will remove b Lafayette
Springs in 4 few days - make
that place their future home.
DR.. and Mrs. J. G.. Deuprec
and Mr.. and Mr.. Bailey and lit
tie daughter have returned from
DENVER and Colorado Sprinss.
Misses Dale and Kate Kim
mons will leave this week for
Yazoo City N resurn. their posi-
tons a. teachers in the public
school.
Miss Carrie Orr. of OrrxoOd,
sailed from New York last Thurs
day for India, where she goes IA
a missionary from the Presby.
terrain Church.
5000 Ladies' and Mems sample
Hankerchiefs Il half price
J. E NELSON.
We return our sincere thanks
to the citizens of Abbeyiile for
their kind attention and sympa-
thy in our bereavement while in
their community
Mr.. AND Mas. j. 4. TAsKERSLY.
Because we have had u few
cool days is no indication that
the threatened danger from fever
is over. Every precaution should
be strictly observed until good
frost visits this section
There are long hot days of
summer weather still before Us,
and September is considered the
critical month OF the year. It
will De well to guard against all
other diseases as well rs yellow
fever during this month.
An old land mark of Oxford Is
being removed this week-the
stable and barn on Mr.. A. v.
Hiler's lot on North street. This
structure was built nearly fifty
years ago. and parts of it are in
\ good state of preservation.
We have been requested to call
the attention of the proper au-
thorities and the public generally
to the vandalism which is of al
most daily occurrance in the
cemetery. 1t is hard 10 believe
that any person of mature age