Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-10-25

Memphis firm.
Many of our citizens are hav-
ing concrete walks laid at their
residences which adds greatly to
the appearance OF the streets.
Good Saddle and Harness
Horse for sale cheap. Perfectly
safe for any lady to ride or drive
p. ". ROWLAND.
Fo2 SALE-A good young D.
year old Horse. Good driver.
Call on DR.. Mitchell at the Males
tic Hotel.
LosT-On the streets Saturday
4 gold cuff button, with gold leaf
engraving. Return to this Office
and receive reward.
The Maplewood Famous Band
and Orchestra at the Opera House
Tuesday night, Oct. 30th. Re-
served seats 80 cents, now on
sale at Kendel's.
Mrs. Sam Morrison. brother Of
Mrs. J. 5. FUR, died Monday az
ter = lingering illness at his home
near Toccopola. He leaves a wife
two children and two sisters.
TIE Merchants & Farmers Bank
are making improvements in their
public and private Offices. \ new
thing floor is being placed in,
which viii add beauty to the sur
roundines.
The Sigma Chi fraternity OF
the University gave an elegant
banquet Tuesday night at the
residence of Mr. ard Mrs. D. /.
Sultan. The supper Was fur
nished by tie u d. C's.
$500 per dozen for Cab:ne:
Pictures a. Sanders, former
price $50.
$500 gets you one dozen Csbi-
net Pnosos ~ Sanders or the
baby either. These prices las;
until Nov. 9th.
The foot ball team of the Uni
versIty Training School viii play
the Nilona High School. At VIM
Oua, touor-ow. The cadets are
making arrangements 10 play
jefferson Military College Al
Jackson.
TIE Methodist congregation
EIu entertain the new member:
ard the Methodist students of tn.
University and Training School
Friday evening from $50 t
IL O'Clock at the residence 0
Rev. ;. NJ Thames on University
street
/. Mrs E. y. Starzincer returneS
% her home IN Cairo, ILL.,, S1nda,
after a two weeks pleasant sta.
in Oxford. The ladies Of tn
Hcne Circle Club presented he
with 2 handsome s0uyenier spool
as a testimonial of their regar'
for their former president
Mr.. Curry FUR Lef. Tuesday I
attend the Wedding Of his broth
er, Mr.. j. d. Fur, VINO was mar
RED yesterday al Houston 70 Mis-
Mary II. CoekrelI- The youni
couple are now visiting their par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. ). Furr, o
North street.
Mrs. c. E Conner and Ettl
son, of Hattiesburg, are Ii
guests Of Mrs. T. W. Yates an
will remain several weeks. A
J Miss Augusta Montgomery, Mr.
Conner will be most pleasant
remembered by many OxfoI
I friends.
Mr.. J. P. Humphreys, a prom
: nent citizen of the southern pa
of the county, dropped dead Fl
day afternoon. he and his vi
: had just returned from Wat
Valley, and was putting up b
horses, when the summons cam
yHe was q splendid man and
st good neighbor-
The Epworth League soc
.ygiven Friday night at the re-
IS cence OF Rev. n s. Spragins "
very much enjoyed oy all "
participated The home "
beautifully decorated in VII
and gold the eolors of the ord
EleganIrefreshments were sery
IL and varied amusements added
d. the pleasure OF the occasion
NIr. William Stewart died S;
urday at his home on the Rushi
farm. north of Oxford, afteI
= lingering Illness The decea:
leaves = wife and six chlldr
a Owing TO continued sickness
to the family we regret to learn [
they are almost destitute tn
whose are able and feel charita
IS inclined should look TO the ne
n OF the mother aud children.
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