Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-10-04

} Miss Bessie Cullen left Frida
for Orvisburg, where she wi
teach school.
Miss Eunice Shaw, of Colles
Hill, has accepted position wit
Mr.. j. E. Nelson.
Prof. Doster and wife, OF Tula
recently lost by death an infaa
three weeks old.
Miss Kittie Borard came u,
from Water Valley Sunday e
visit her parents.
Mrs. f. C. Carlton, of Mem.
phis, is visiting her sister, Mrs
Maggie Morrow.
Miss Sallie Webster has &C,
cepted a position in the LaFay-
cite Springs school.
Our farming friends are feeline
w. blue over the condition OF
the crops but we hope for the besl
Mrs. E. A. Chambers left for
Memphis Saturday to visit her
son for several weeks.
Miss Virginia Jones OF Laurel,
was the guest of Miss Edith
wardlaw, Friday.
Misses Marie and Emma Moore,
of Oakland, were guests OF
friends here for the ball.
Mrs. NJ. =. Jones and dauch-
terra have returned from a sum
mer in Colorado Springs.
Rubber Tire Go-Cart, $3.50 a,
CHAMBERS FURNITURE Co.
Mckinney's Special Texas and
Arkansas Excursions for Land
Buyers and Home Seekers will
take you to the place. The Italy
OF America along the tide water
line of the Iron Mountain r. r..
Arkansas and Louisiana cheap
lands. Cheap Homes. Write US
today for maps, circulars and
rates.
The j. B. Mckinney Land
Investment Co.
63-67 North Main Street.
Memphis, Tenn.
E. c. Wright, Agent, Oxford.
| am agent for the Singer and
Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Ma
chimes and can be found at W. G.
Neili's store, where any orders
left will receive attention. carry
a complete line of Oils and
Needles for these machines.
JOHN WooLvERToN.
Miss Linda Sultan, left Monday
to enter Belcourt Seminary at
Washington, d. c., for the next
session.
Mrs. F. W. Nash has returned
to Memphis after u pleasant visit
to her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
A. Gallegly.
Mrs. W. c. Callicoat left Thurs
day TO visi. her parents, Mr.. ard
Mrs. c.. W. Strong, at Waxa.
haehie, Texas.
Our subscription LISTS steadily
increasing and We wish. to thank
our friends for their encourage
ment and support.
Mr.. j. Marvin Fur, of Tocoo-
pola. passed through Oxford last
week en- route to Chicago to enter
a medical college.
Mr.. J. E. Hargis and family
left Friday for Louisville, where
he goes to take a course in the
Louisville Dental College.
Miss Leila Jones has returned
from an extended soiourn in
Colorado Springs, Colo, much
improved in health.
FoUND-On Monday, pair of
line gold-rimmed eyeglasses.
Owner can secure the same by
paying for this notice.
The infant child of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. w. Peacock, of Taylor's,
died Tuesday. We extend sympa
thy to the bereaved parents.
Remember that at j. C. San
ders' you can get fresh Buffalo
Fish every Friday and Satur-
day, dressed at II t-2 cents per
pound, and will be delivered in
lots from 8 to 10 pounds.
Mr.. Bradley Kimbrough spent
several days with his relatives
and friends here the past week,
returning Monday to the Louis
vile, (Ky) Theological Seminary
When you want Furniture see
US. Who?
CHAMBERS FURNITURE Co.
There is not banquet going on
at the Chambers Furniture Store
only a spread to help your pocket
book. You are invited, so are
all your friends. Every cent you
spend in our store will go fol
honest and reliable goods. OuI
stock is replete with bargains
examine the quality, learn the
prices, and you will find it is sons
times economy to spend money
and this is one of the times Il