Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-11-22


her cousin, Miss Matte Mckee,
the past week.
Mr.. Collier Bland and wife of
the eastern part ,of the county
visited the family of Mrs. l.. j..
Russell last week.
For SALE-A one horse Wagon
and second hand Buggy cheap
for Cash. ". l.. GEAN.
II you want a fine Turkey for
Thanksgiving or Xmas, Phone
225, and it will be delivered at
any time.
Our entire stock of Furniture
must go at Cost.
CHAMBERS FURNITURE Co.
Rev. s. NJ. Thames returned
from Abbeville Sunday, where
he had been to hold quarterly
conference.
Mr.. G. II. Turner, a prominent
farmer OF the Burgess community
died at his home Friday after a
lingering illness.
Miss hate Kimmous ia supply
ing the vacancy in the Graded
School caused by the illness OF
Mics May Mcclure.
A good crowd from Oxford
went down te Water Valley to at
tend the great Forepaugh d Sells
Bros circus Saturday.
Furniture at Cost.
CHAMBERS STORE.
The Denver Express is a melo-
drama, a most beautiful story OF
the Colorado Hills, presented by
." strong cast of artists.
Mr. and Mrs. j. G.. Mcclure
and little son, Eugene Hays, were
called to Oxford Saturday by the
illness of Miss May Mcclure.
Furniture q. Cost.
sCHAMBERS' STORE.
Tho Denver Express Friday
night. Tickets on sale at Ken
del's drug store. Popular prices
Reserved seats 80 cents.
Furniture at Cost.
CHAMBERS STORE.
Peck's Bad Boy at the Opera
House next Wednesday night.
Mrs. W. P. Rowland entertain
ed the Twentieth Century Book
Club Wednesday.
Mr.. C. C. Stephens, Of the Mt,
Zion neighborhood, spent Satur.
day in Oxford with friends reports
his son getting along nicely with
his arm.
:. The Lamar Rifles will be en-.
tertained at their annual reunion
lon Thanksgiving Day by Messri
ii. NJ. and w. B. Gilmer at thu
Avent House.
The largest stock of Xmas Toy
in town.
CHAMBERS STORE.
The railroad traffic has beef
completely paralyzed for severa
days. The mails M in irregu
Ilarly, disastrous washouts hay
been reported at many point
above and below US.
!. The largest stock of Xmas Toy
lin town.
CHAMBERS STORE.
E.. There will be services in tn
Episcopal Church Sunday at
: am Archdeacon r. E. Craig,
jackson, will be the preache
He will also preach at the Y. \
C. A., on the campus at 1880
Inn. The public is cordially invit'
lhe / am agent for the Singer al
Wheeler q Wilson Sewing NJ
and can be found at W.
Neill's store, where any orde
left will receive attention. | car
Gus a complete line of Oils a
tNeedfes for these machines.
JOHN WooLvERTo
The Denver Express at
Opera House Friday night Il
led story of love and hate-a dra
eek of today. II is composed OF Il
AZ. strong acts, every act q SEN
80 tional surprise, a powerful see
production of a powerful come
left drama. Three solid hours
5 in amusement and high-class
tertainment.
- We learn from the Vim
~ (Okla.) Leader that our for
townsman, Mr.. Jones Quar-
has been elected a delegate t
now the 56th Oklahoma district to
.sity Constitutional Convention
will frame a constitution for
.,tStase. This body will be c
paic posed of 80 Democrats. II
cen'publicans and 1 Independ
lMr. Quarles has many frient
peraLaFayette County who vii
irht. gratified at his prominent re
milton in his adopted State.
Mr.. Edward w. Holbure
TINS Macon, a student in the Un
,hter s;tv was found dead in his