Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-02-22

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Mrs. Lily Crouch and s;s,..
A.-s cubeila Owens. attended ~
( ,..y y Ben iiur in Memphis las
Messrs N. NJ. Smith. 81 TacL
) vile, and NJ. q. Wilson. Of woos.
= y Ridge. were callers at mi.
ONCE Tuesday. '
The Confederate Veterans beI,
Their called meeting saturday
mere we're number present =
; respond 70 roll caa.
Ms. BEN Price and Mrs. G. r
oivley returned SATURDAY from :
sis!. e Mrs. II. \. Montgomery
"a Nashville. Tenn.
Mr.. and Mrs. DORIAN Tomlin-
'en and children. Il Coahoma
are the guests of their mother.
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Mrs. Graham, OF Abbeville. and
Mrs Coiiey. of Kilgore. visited
their sister, Mrs. a. V. Hilcr. for
several days the past week.
Mrs. Webster. Of jackson.
Tenn, who has been the quest Of
ATs. &. u. Beanland for the past
Sesk, returned home Monday.
BRIcE FOR SALE-First class
Brick for sale at COLLEGE Hill.
Tor 500 per thousand. Apply
to J. (. Hops.
have go acres of good. level
lard for rent in blocks of p to
ltJ acres. Coed houses and i'm
provemeHts on easy terms.
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The EAGLE will take your SUBJ
scFiption for any Newspaper or
Magazine Published. Send in
your orders.
Hon. W. \. Roans, Messrs. W.
q Hampton and j. ". Logan at
tended the Grand Lodge OF Ma
sons, which convened at Brook
haven Monday.
Every member of the Dauch-
te-s OF the Confederacy is urged
to be present at the meeting this.
Thursday sfternoon. at Miss Eu-
genia'Trigg's at 2 o'clock.
Mr.: and Mrs. J. l.. Sisk left
Tuesday for Voss5urg for the
benefit Of Mr.. Sisk's health. We
hope he viii End great benefit
from the health giving wa.ers.
Try Rock Island Cultivator
this seaSon. Solves the Labor
probism-Sixty acres cultivated at
one h@If Of former cost. Worth
double the money an asking.
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Mrs. r. p. Cray was called TO
Memphis : few days ago by the
serious illness Of her daughter.
Mrs Monte Barrinser, who is re-
ported As improving at the pre-
sent writing.
Mind you-it is pure Clerical
Fertilizers you want Cost no
more than nike; grades and with
guaranteed analysis. Prices in
the reach OF 81.
J. L. SHISAULT.
Mrs. ". Y. Kirb'e and family
Us to return thanks to the
xind friends and physicians for
their attention and sympathy in
their great affection.
Mt. r. II. McEIroy left Tues
Day for Chicago ard ST. Louis 10
select his spring stock of goods,
accompanied by Miss Helen Trigg
who has charge of the Millinery /
department.
TIE management of the Opera
House has secured at great ex-
pense the Schubert Symphony
Club for March nth. The grand
est musical company on the road.
Over 200 seats already sold.
Mrs. Bette Martin, OF Lebanon,
Tenn, who has been spending
months with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. W. y. koane, has gone
10 Memphis to visit another
daughter, Mrs. Rafe Whitaker.
Mrs. Holloman, of DeLeon,
Texas, Mr.. Walter Kimb!e. of
Theney. Texas, and Mrs. Grow,
OF Memphis, reached Oxford this
week, called here by the critical
illness Of their father, Mr.. W. W.
Kimble.
The Song Service given at the
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Sunday night drew 4 large audi
snce who enjoyed each number
OF the program. Mr.. Pitcher, Of
Nashville, Tenn, presided at the
organ.
Mrs. Alex Morgan, of East Ok
ford, has been very low for sever
al weeks with fever and IS still
considered in critical condition.
Her father, Mr. j. t. Leake, OF
Marshall County, reached Oxford
several days ago.
The County Delinquent Tax
lis IS the smallest that has been
published for years and 4 few
corrections will be made in this
LIST next week, and there was not