Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-11-07

right, at
rHE OXFORD DRY GOODS Co.
I Fox SNLE-Oue lot on Univer-
sisy street nexs to brisge- For
terms apply 10
Il W. W. MCMAHON.
Miss Mary Louise Neilsoa en-
tertained the Alumni Chapter 81
the Cal Omega Sorority Wednes-
day.
Miss Mabel Smith left Tuesday
for Philadelphia % spend the win
ter with her brother, Mr.. Martin
Smith.
Miss JULIA Young entertained a
few friends Wednesday in honor
of her visitor, Miss Harris, Of san
Antonio, Texas.
Mr.. Charles 3. Nelson. Jr..
has returned from Fasonia. but
has been quite sick with malaria
fever since he got hOue.
I Go 10 Ramey & Bro, and buy
a bottle OF Liquid Veneer, the
T estfgrniture polish IN the worit.
% and 90 cents.
Mems Clothing cannot be ex-
ceIled in style, value or price 1t
: The OXFORD DRY GOODS Co.
J Those ladies' cloaks are the best
in town for the price at
The OXFORD DRY GOODS Co.
We have the exclusive sale OF
the celebrated Red Cross Felt
Mattress and Blue Ribbon Spring.
4 50 uight.trial on the Red cross
mattress. Call and see them.
2AMEY Il BRO
Mrs. Eugene Carter and her
sistsr-in-iAw, Miss Kate Carter,
Of Water Valley, were the guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Lee RGssen Tues
DAY.
Mr.. NJ. ID. Wait was elected
f Supervisor in Beat No. :, over
MIR. y. X. Owens the independ-
ens candidate, by a handsome
majority.
Weacknowledge pleasant call
from Mr.. j. y. Rials, OF Carroll
ton, who passed through Oxford
Saturday en- route to his old home
at HaFmOntOWn.
Mrs. Matte Slate Goodwin is
prepared to do plain sewing for
ladies' and children, and soIIcits
4 patronage. She Is located AT the
/ DeIbridge home North of Oxford.
4 We sell the Red Cross Felt
Mattress which Is much better
than the Ostermoor, for less
money.
4 RAMEY & Bro.
Those attending the Collier
Kelly marriage from Oxford
were: Mrs. NJ. 5. Collier, Misses
tOna Collier and Linda Sultan and
Aessrs. Casa Collier and W L.
! Stone.
The ladies' of the Methods;
|, Church will give a reception FRI
day night from 1880 to IL at the
resiis nee of Rev. S. NJ. Thames
u the new members, the Training
: school and University students
Call ond see our new goods IL
China Closets, Side Boards, hal
a Racks and Chiffioner's.
: RAIEY { BRO.
We make a specially Of fram
: ing pictures and cutting mats.
/. RAMEY i BRO.
Mr.. Oscar Hipp and Mis-
e Maude Mcreland, both of Tula
D were married at the home of tn
bride Sunday, Hon. IL. L. Davi
/, officiating. We tender best wishe
!. to the happy couple.
The Chi Omega reception at tn
Or home of Miss Florence Hedlesto
r, Saturday afternoon was pro
nounced most enjoyable aftaI
After a guessing contest, IL
- hghtful menu was served IN foI
- courses.
Mrs. M. Z. Burt announces Il
approaching marriage OF h
NC daughter, Miss Sudie. to N
Stokes v. Robertson, the Ger
"a. mony to take place in the Cur
he berland Church, Wednesda
Nov. 10th.
O. Ramey & Bro, will repair
Ith kinds of Furniture. Call on the
I take pleasure in announcer
a that the Farmers Union wal
ut house will be open to everyoo
ms on the same terms that memb'
- Of the organization will get, a
" that Mr.. John Harkins will
i,s manager. T. f. WALLACE,
'A Pres Lafayette Co. Uni
.io, Mr.. j. p. Brown and Frank
~, Smith, Of the University Be
n Store, were driving out No
street Sunday afternoon WI
.le- their horse took fright and
pht some distance. throwing out
Tar occupants and breaking up
no buggy. Mr. Brown was not