Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-10-18

am agent for the Singer and
Wheeler Il Wilson Sewing Ma
chimes and can be found a; W. C
NetlFs store, where any orders
left will receive attention. / carry
a complete line of Oils and
Needles for these machines.
JOHN WooLyERToS
Remember that at J. G. San
ders' Lunch Counter you can get
fresh Buffalo Fish every Friday
and Saturday, dressed az IL 1-2
cents per pound, and will be de-
livered in lots from ) to iOpoands
FcR REST-The Mrs. Laura
Thompson home on South street..
Apply 20 C. II. KEYS.
Hon. J. ". CutFer. of Clarks-
dale. made this city a profession
al visit the latter part Of last
week.
Mrs. Talliaferro has returned
to her home in Birmingham after
q visit to her daughter, Mrs. C..
c. Terrell.
Mrs. r. G.. Hewlett returned TO
Oxford last week to spend the
winter with her daughter, Mrs.
2 r Duncan
Mrs Maggie Morrow and sis
ter, Mrs. Carlton, are visiting
their brother, NJ. /. 3. Orr and
family 1t Orwood.
Judge ". d. Frazee, Hon. L.
f.. Olcham and Marshal James J
Vance have returned from the
Aberdeen court.
Misses Mamie Short, Bertha
Lalderdale and Mr. Toy Short,
of Tocoopola, spent the first Of
the week in Oxford.
Mrs. E. 3. Williams and little
daughter LETT Wednesday for Me-
ridian, after a visit 10 her moth
.er, Mrs NJ. T. Jones.
Mrs. Z o. Davidson left We'd
nesday for Como to attend the
HoIIOway-Taylor nuptials. Mr..
Holloway is an old Oxford boy.
Good Saddle and Harness
Horse for sale cheap. Perfectly
safe for any lady to ride or drive
p. W. ROWLAND.
Mr. D.. II. Crowson of LaFay-
cite Springs, one OF the county
school commissioners. spent Sat
urday in Oxford and honored the
EAGLz Office with = call.
Mr.. r. G. Morgan and family
removed to their future home in
Sardis the past week. We re-
'gret to lose this good family as
citizens OF his community.
The Oxford Gun Club will hold
its annual Tournament on the
club grounds Thursday after
noon, Oct. 25th. All sportsnen
and gun clubs are cordially in
vited 10 be present.
Hon. A. F. Gardner, one OF
!, Greenwood's most prominent
lawyers. made this city q profess
sional visit the latter part of las
week.
Mrs. Ida B~annister, OF Lehigh
|. T., and Mrs. Katie Hoffman, o
lGretna, La, have been called L
by the serious Illness o
> their sister, Miss Ada Hame.ton
al Mr. NJ. c. Falkner has pur
, chased the residence Of Mr.. job
B. Brown on South street NJ
Brown viii remove to the resi-
er dence now occupied by Mr.. Fall
ner.
as Mr.. Derwood Higginbothor
L. son of Mr.. James Higginbothor
OF near Taylor, was instantly K
ed by a switch engine in the raj
road yards at Water Valley Sa
urday.
The u. d. C's will serve
Oyster Supper in the Suit
Building Friday evening, cot
mencing ct 4:30. They viii a
led sell lunches. Patrorize them,
hisiis for the benefit Of the Mor
ment fund.
att 1t will be cheering news to
MS tax payers to learn that both
county and corporation boa
have reduced the rates of Ia,
of lion. The county IA Is redu
SIS from f3 1-2 mills to II mills
the city tax from Il IL to Ii
II. mills
Mrs. Sarah Ragiand, mothe
our toxnsman, MIR. t. ID. X
land, died at her home in p
'een Sunday. Mrs Ragland was
the the S0lh year of her age and
been a resident of the Paris C
"A munity for many years She
q devoted christian wife. mo
and neighbor and most highly
teemed by all who knew her.
We learn with deep regr
the death of Mrs. Wilmer st
Callicoatt which occurred SuI
- in Waxahachie, Texas, At
home of her parents, Mr.
Mrs c.. w. Strong. just
Irday weeks ago Mrs Callicoat lei
r du- home in Oxford for q visit
parents, and was stricken