Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-12-14

: MIR. j. G. Wallace and two I
ue sons, Of Ripley. was the On,
. q his brother, Mr.. K. T.. b. Ma
lace, the first OF the week.
Misses Bette Sue Goodyin N
Minnie Mccain, OF Water Valle
/, spent several days here this wo.
the guests OF Mrs. WI Goodwi
If you want to enjoy 4 goo,
clean moral show 60 20 The ono,
house tonight, tomorrow nigl
and Saturday and see the Edn
Foy Co.
My sale Of Fancy Articles nj
continue until after the Holiday,
Fridays and Saturday especi,
days. | thank the public fl
their liberal patronage and ask
: continuance Of the sane.
Respectfully,
Mrs. l.. T. STARzlNGFR.
The ladies Of the Episcopa
Church held a bazaar in Knitb
store room two days OF last wee |
which vas well attended and pa;.
ronized.
Messrs. W. ". Walker and II,
G. Dacus. OF Oxford. I. e H..
Ionan, Of Burecss, and l.. ".
Brummstt, OF Iula, called 10 see
is Saturday.
LOsT - Between the lO-m;le
branch and the Andy Hickey
place on Nov. 7th, black over
coat. y liberal reward is offered
for the return OF the same t. this
)fiice.
Judge ". y. Frazee. Of Ol5olo-
IA, has been appointed United
states district attorney for the
Northern District Of Mississippi
o succeed Hon. ". \. Montgom-
,ry.
Mrs. Maria Pitts, Of Devilla.
Texas, arrived in Oxford SUNDAY
md is now the guest Of her grand
on, Mr.. George II Knight. Mrs
Pitts is 81 years OF age and made
he trip alone.
The Methodist ladies opened :
heir bazaar Tuesday night with 4
public reception which was well /
ttended. They will continue,
heir sale Of Fancy Articles all
he week and will serve lunches |
very das
Mr.. Charles Clark, of North /
'xford, and Miss Ida May Walls, /
t Salisbury, Tenn, were mar /
led IN SomervilIe, Tenn, Sunday I
fteFnoon and will reside near
OWN. We tender the happy pair
ur best wishes.
The opening ct Davidson &
sardlaw : Saturday night eclips
d if possible all their former ef-
Drts. The establishment was
eautiiully decorated in Christ
has bells and evergreens, pre-
enting a beautiful color effect
nj the handsome display Of dia-
londs, silver and sewelry would 1
ave been = credit to any city. I
In the appointment Of ministers /
Or the conference year by the /
difference just closed at Grenada /,
lev. j. X Countiss was sent TO /
ireenyilIe, and Rev. IL. y /
- aggins, late of Starkville /
Imes to Oxford. The many
lends of our late pastor regret
D part with him and wish him
very blessing in his new home.
We extend 4 cordial welcome tol
lr. Spra ggins and family.
About 8 o'clock Thursday night
ire was discovered in the grocery
i Dir. c. A. McCharen, but the
prompt efforts Of the fire depart
nent soon extinguished the
moulderins blaze. In the build
ng of the back addition to the
grocery, the sleepers projected
90 near a CRATE in the wall Of j.
:. Nelson's establishment and it
5 thought the fire started from
leat in the CRATE. If it had &C.
,urred at u late hour there IS no
doubt but that both stores and
perhaps others would have been
.otally destroyed. The loss by
ire was small, but by water vas
serv heavy.
The Edna Foy Company at the
Opera House all this week, is one
II the best, cleanest and strong
est companies ever in Oxford,
and is well worthy OF better at
than they have had so
lar this week. personally
this show to be one VI
the very best that my booking
includes for this season. The
people of Oxford who do not tarn
out and enjoy it are missing a
great treat. At the Matinee or
Saturday afternoon at 2;3o the
presents the musical
comedy hit, Buster Brown
Tie matinee prices will be 10
and % cts. Hoping to see full
houses the remaining nights OF
the week and assuring you entire
satisfaction,
Yours respectfully,
]. W. T. FALKNER, JR.,
Mnnnerpr