Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-11-01

Batesville.
Mr.. Wright Adams has return
ed from Walden.
Miss Halle Pegues. of wirona
is the guest of Mrs. Nick Pegues
Mrs. NJ. 5. Collier was the host
ess Tuesday Of the Browning Club
Mrs. j. f. Pcgues entertained
with a Halloween party last night
Mrs. Joe Lester has returned
from a visit to relatives in Coffee
vile.
Miss Mary Quiggins. Of Holly
Springs, is the guest OK the Mis-
ses Bufialoe.
Mr.. James Mckinney. of Mem
phis, is the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs
E. f. Temple.
Mrs. 4. A. Youzg il visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Gerald Fitz-
gerald II Friar's Point.
Mrs. Davidson, Of Gomez, was
the guest last week of Mr.. and
Mrs. T.. o. Davidson.
Mr.. Earl Porter left yesterday
for Poughkcepsie, ". Y, to take
n ours in book keeping.
Mr.. TIM Hutchinson, of Little
Rock, Ark. is the guest of his
sister, Mrs. ID. VI. Kimbrough.
Mrs. W. S. Stairs left Saturday
for New York, after visit to her
mother, Mrs. VI. b. Jones.
$500 per dozen for Cabinet
Pictures at Sanders, former
price $50.
For SALE-A good gentle fami
~ Horse, and a good Mich Cow
with young calf. Apply at this
OF ce.
Messrs. Robert wooten, Baker
Cromwell and Bonnie Slaughter
left Monday. for DeLeoa, Texas,
20 spend a few months.
There will be an all-day sing
ing at Mt. Zion Sunday, Nov. II.
Prof. johnson, of yellow Leaf,
will be present. All lovers of
music are cordially invited.
The Misses Somerville gave a
Halloween luncheon, compli-
mentary to their guest Miss SOM
erville.
Mrs Sloan and children, OF Vir-
ginia, are the guests of Mrs.
Sloan's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
W. r. Mcbride.
We regret to learn that Mr.. r.
e. Duncan had his hand pain
fully lacersted with a cotton hook
a few days ago.
$500 gets you one dozen Cabi-
net Photos a: Sanders or the
oaby either. These prices last
until Nov. 5th.
Tickets On sale at Kendel's for
: "Trip 70 Atlantic City," You
are notified that if you can't
laugh, don't come. The paperr
say this is high-class attraction
Mr.. J. T. Burrow and Mr.. Col
Iier Parks have gone into TIE
grocery business under the firm
name OF Bu-row & Parks, in the
store under TIVE EAGLE office.
Te wish the new firm success.
There will be preaching a. the
court house Sunday and Monday
aight only. Subject: ..Jusdh-
@tion by Faith" Heartfelt
RELIGION /. u. UssERY.
Great big reductions in prices
On Photographs at Sanders
TIE manager of the Opera
! House proposes to bring only the
best attractions this season, this
together with the reduction of
prices ought TO insure q large
! audience 1t each attraction.
The County Teachers Associa-
ton and the University Teachers
Club met Saturday and carried
out an interesting program.
About 15 teachers were present
and a revival of interest IN these
meetings is noticeable.
The Barlow Minstrels played to
the largest audience in the history
of the Opera House Saturday
night. Mr.. j. y. Coburn, the
manager and owner OF this at
traction has for years come &c
our town and he always delights
our people. Il IS a high-class
minstrel in every respect
lam aren't for the Singer ane
Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Ma
-lchines and can be found at W.
NeiIl's store, where any order
left will receive attention carr,
{ q complete line of Oils an
{ Needles for these machines
JOHN WooLvERTo'
:, The University Trustees vi
!. meet here today to elect a chan
ceIlor of the University. Ii Is IN
. general impression that Mr.. 4
: A. Kincannon, now president
the Industrial Institute i Coliee
at Columbus, will be chosen 4
ID the position