Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-04-13

Hiss Mabel Ledbetter left Mon
day for Water Valley to accept a
position as a steaographer.

! Please don't forget the Episco-
, pal Ladies' Strawberry Festival.
Delicious strawberries and cream
Mrs. Holland wilkins and little
daughter, Sallie Murray. left last
week for Biloxi, to spend several
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. III. Nelson. Of
Biloxi, spent yesterday in OK
lord, en- route to Dallas, to visit
relatives.
Mrs. r. y. Reeves, Of Water
valley, spent several days Of the
past week, the guest of Mrs. J.
h. France.
The Street Carnival is in pro-
gress here this week. and the
square Is about the liveIiest place
to be found.
Mr.. c. C.. Stephens and wife
spent Saturday and Sunday the
guest of Mr.. III. VI. Gardner in
Water Valley.
Our new Spring Suits. Hats
and Shoes are the best to be mad
for the money.
The OXFORD Day GooDs Co.
Kendel's Charlton LinIment is
a sure cure for Charlton.
Miss Mary Glenn entertained a
number o. her young friends with
4 dance at her home on East
street Monday night.
Mrs. McLemore Baird and lit
tie daughter, Addie Louise. of
Burgess. spent several days last
week with relatives in Oxford.
Miss Bessie Roane is expected
to return home from Memphis to-
day. accompanied by Misses Bes-
sic Clack and Elizabeth Hunter.
Mrs. j. Z. Holmes, of Herman
10, has been the guest of Miss
Marine Wardlaw and Miss Annie
Crawford Jones for the past week
Mrs. J. II. Hope, of Green
wood, and daughter, Miss Hazel,
OF Holly Springs, we're the guests
Of Miss Matte Mckee this week.
Kendel's Charlton Liniment is
a sure cure for Charlton.
We have Embroideries from &c
per yard, up. Ribbon, Hosiery,
Hankerchiefs, new Tan and White
Slippers. All cheap.
The OXFORD DRY GOODS Co.
Misses Aggie kesler, Mary
Hodge, Alice Martin. Adele Ad-
dington, Jefie Mannars and Irene
Palmer, of Paris, spent Saturday
in Oxford.
Mrs. Laura White Dunlap, of
New York. who is spending va
cation in Holly Springs, spent
Sunday in Oxford, the guest of
Miss Sallie Isom.
Judge Knott and wife, who
have spent the past few months
with their daughter, Mrs. Edward
Stubbleffeld, have returned to
their home in Kirkwood, Mo.
Our new stock of Spring Goods
are now all in, and We are offer
ing bargains in every line. Come
in and see US.
! THE OXFORD Dry GOODS Co.
l have employed Mr.. s. H.
Sanders to take charge of my
Photographic Studio in Oxford.
He is every way competent to do
all work satisfactorily entrusted
to him. J.E- FRANCE.
Marriage license have been is
sued this week to j. ". Cham
pion and Mrs. Leslie Grace; Dan
lei Lewis and Miss Lilly Owens;
Burton Roberts and Miss Eliza
Davis.
We received a pleasant call
from Mr.. W. F. Hodge, of Delay,
Monday. Hessays his neighbour
hood is delighted with the idea
of having a railroad, which will
pass right through his netghbor-
hood.
Madam Ripple, the noted palm
ist, who has created such 4 furore
in Water Valley, has been pre-
vailed upon to spend a few days
in Oxford. She can be found at
the Oxford Hotel.
Gov. Vardaman has appointed
Messrs. NJ. NJ. Knight, William
Houston, B. H. Parks, j. G. Ire
loar, H. L. Davis and j. l.. Shin
ault as delegates to represent La
Fayette County at the Good Roads
Convention which meets in Baton
Rouge, La, Friday and Saturday
April sSth and 10Th.
After an absence of four days,
Bradley Kimbrough. who, in a
state of mental alteration wan
dered from his lodgings in Toe
copola, was found in the woods
four miles from that place. The
intense anxiety felt by the young
mans family during the time of
his disappearance, was shared
by many sympathetic friends,
and great relief was experienced
when he was found.
1000 + arlor Matches 5 cents, Mono
gram Vinegar Is cents per gallon, IL
gallon tin cups 5 cents, 3 pounds to-
$1,000 m eSurl D nnuudg t0malneS