Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-09-21

tlves in Coffeeville.
Misses Waldrip, of Tyro. wsr,
me guests of relatives here Fri.
day and Saturday.
Hon. j. w. T. Falkner ans
FAMILY are expected to return TO.
DAY from Alma, Mich.
Lovers of sport are anticin,,.
ing a grand time today at ths
Gun Club Tournament.
Mrs. Lizzie Stone left Tuesday
70 Join her husband in their fu.
ture home in Mobile, Ala.
Little Miss Susie Hiler enter.
famed her friends with a birth
day party last Wednesday.
Mrs. Laura Richmond il the
guest this week of Mrs. w. ID.
Porter at the Porter Lodge.
We are sorry to hear that Miss
Florence Hedleston is kent at
nome with n spraincd ankle.
Inc campus Tea Friday night
and the hay ride was very much
enjoyed by the young people.
Miss Violet Moore returned to
her home in Grenada, after a visit
10 her aunt, Mrs. q. W. Durley.
Mr.. Gerald Fitzgerald left
I Iesday for Friar's Point. after
a few days visit to relatives here.
Mesdames H V Somerville and
W. A. Stinebeck are spending the
week in the country near Gomez.
Singer Sewing Machines sold
on easy payments, note or lease
by 5. 5. Webster.
A fine sewing room for rent
upstairs AZ
the OXFORD MILLINERY Co.
Old Machines taken as part
payment on q new Singer by S.
S.Webster.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ. Showers
and little daughter, Janette, re-
turned Tuesday from Morrillton, |
Ark.
Advertising pays when it is
lsed judiciously, but you can't
make the Oxford merchants be-
ieve it.
Mr.. Bolivar Tubbs has sold his
lone place near toxn and has
fought the Pennington place
lear Bethel.
Mr.. S. W. Moss and family
lave returned from their summer
ojourn on their plantation in
'anola County.
DR.. Webster has moved from
lula to his farm North of Yoco-
"a. DR.. Hunt, his partner, re-
naming at Tula. |,
Miss Virginia Miller leaves this
forming for Greenwood to resume
er position as teacher in the
ublic school.
Miss Sallie Burns returned last
from visit of several
,onths with relatives in Califor-
ia aud Oregon.
The EAGLE will take subscrip-
ions for any newspaper or maya
inc published, and viii save you
ime and trouble.
Mr.. Joe Greer and Miss Nettie
'oust were quietly married at the
esidence of Rev. W. /. Hargis
Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. J. E. Nelson spent several
weeks in New York during his
absence from home selecting an
immense fall stock.
Mrs. H. A. Moore entertained
n . most delightful manner the |
twentieth Century Book Club |
asst Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Matte Nelson, who has
been doing mission work in Texs .
he past i've years is visiting
and friends here.
Mr.. ]. L. Sisk and family, OF
have moved to our town
md will occupy the Sullivan
house on University street.
Miss Florence Perkins left last
Wednesday for Batesville, after
risit of several weeks to Mrs. W.
D. Porter at the Porter Lodge.
Miss MolIie Cash and daugh-
or, Miss Mabel, were called to-
Amory Thursday by the illness oil
heir sister, Mrs. Maude Robson
Mrs. Thomas Johnston. who
,as been the guest Of relatives
here for the past month, returned
% her home in Corinth Thursday
Miss Ella Wright entertained
1t dinner Monday afternoon,
complimentary to Mr.. and Mrs.
Gerald Fitzgerald, of Friar's
Point.
Mr.. A. H. Coffey, of Kilgore.
has purchased the residence of
Mr.. A. H. Kendel across the rail-
soad and will occupy it about
Oct. list.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Jones
ost a child by death Saturday.
The remains were inferred in the