Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-07-13

looking well.
a pretty wedding took Mace 4,
me Episcopal Rectcsy. Sunday
afternoon, Rev. {. ID. Brown
9iIIcla;ing. when Mr.. Arthur B.
Landrith and Hiss Mary White
both Of Burgess were unitcd TO-
gethsr.
We are making a good thing
out Of 1t, $500 per dozen foT
Cabinet Photographs.
SANDERS.
Mrs. j. c. Wilson. was hostess
Thursday. Of the Euehra Club
Miss Lucille Cook succeeded IN
carrying off the prize.
Mrs. Laura Richmond. was the
guest last week Of Mrs. ". ID
Porter, at her country home.
1t pays you to hunt the place
Tor S3.CO per dozen Cabinet Pho
tographs- All work guaranteed
al SANDERS STUDIO.
Mrs. F. N. Leavel. attended
the Baptist Convention at Tupelo.
last week.
Mrs. Bob. Bordeaux. of Meri.
dian, visited friends here Thurs
day and Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Raeland. of
Memphis were the guests of Mrs.
Benz Price Sunday.
Yo1 get Cabinet Photos for
500 half dozen or $500 dozen
frances OLD STAND.
Miss Jessie Rice, who has been
the guest of her sister. Mrs.
owen. for some time left Satur-
day for Conway, Ark.
Mr.. S. W. Moss and family left
Tuesday for Eureka Springs, in
Pamela County, to spend a month
OF the heated term.
The price for Cabinet Pictures
$500 per dozen, same as you
have been paying 500 for
at SANDERS.
Mrs. Ella Stone, Mrs. Sam But
tier and Mrs. Hunter Porter, left
Tuesday for Lawrencebdra Tenn. ,
to visit Mrs. Matte Lumpkin.
Lieut.. John Kuhl Cowan, U. S.
A, left for the West last Satur-
day. His father and sister, Miss
Minnie accompanied him as far
as Memphis.
WANTED To RENT-A small
cottage near square. Apply : Z
this Office.
Quarterly meeting services were
held a. the Methodist Church last
Sunday, conducted by Presiding
Elder s. N. Thames. assisted by
the pastor, Rev. J. X. Countiss. !
The rainy season Is still with us
and We have had heavy or light |
showers every day and night
since our last issue.
Extra size and weight Crochet !
Bed Spreads, worth Sl.75 for
S1.35 at II. FRiEDxaS'S
Miss Mary Louise Nelson has
returned from her visit to West
Point.
FOR RENT-House in Uaiver-
sity Street Servant house, gar
den, barn. WV. JENKINS.
Old Machines taken as part
payment on new Singer by 5.
S.Webster.
Mr.. Winfred Gray, of VaTda-
man, and Mr.. IRA Gray, OF Cisco,
Texas, were called home q few
days ago by the serious illness of
their sister, Mrs. Monte Cray
Barringer.
The usual Saturday crowd filed
our streets and enjoyed the ball
loon ascension and bargain sales
at the Oxford Dry Goods Co.
We are making nov. Cabinet
Photographs At $500 per dozen.
5. II. SANDERS.
We understand that Mr.. John
Goolsby of the Mighty East, con-
templates a removal to Oxford.
We extend him and his estinable
wife 4 cordial welcome in ad-
vance.
Mr.. Robert Reeves, Of College
Hill, was q welcome visitor to this
office Monday.
Mems fine worstei Dress Pants
in Summer weights at greatly re-
duced prices at
H. FRIEDMAN
Mr.. H. Roy Reams. represent
ing the firm of f. c. DEWITT &
Co., of Chicago. spent Monday in
Oxford, and gave Us a pleasant
call.
Singer Sewing Machines sold
on easy payments. note OF lease
by S. S. Webster
Mrs. Will Wallace and daugh-
tiers, Alta Ray and Wilma. have
returned from three weeks stay