Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-10-10

&c Mr.. r. G.. Morgan and family
moved in from Sardis Monday.
o Their Oxford friends are glad TO
welcome them again as citizens.
"a Judge W. u. Frazee, Clerk l..
+. Oldham and Deputy Marshal
}. j. Vance are attending the Fall
: term Of the Federal Court at Aber
deem.
: 100 bars OF Clairette Soap $3.50
i. 100 bars Fairy Soap $500, Rails
ins, Prunes, Cheese, Maccaroni
and Spaghetti just received. 5.
w. Moss.
Miss Louise Andrus came up
from Gloster Saturday to be pres
ent at the marriage of her sister,
Miss jamie, which occurred yes
terday afternoon.
Hon. G. Il. Hightower left Sun
Gay for Atlanta, Ca, to attend .
the Southern Cotton Conference,
as a delegate from the Farmers
Union of Lafayette County.
Get your tickets for Aladin's
Lamp Co. On sale at Kendel's.
Usual prices. Buy tickets ear
ly, the house will be packed.
An annex will soon be added to
the Presbyterian Church 10 be
used as Sunday school room.
This work will begin in a few
days and completed as soon as
possible.
Union services were held in the
Baptist Church Sunday night and
large congregation attended
and listened attentively to an in
teresting sermon from Rev. Ed {
ward Stubblefield, the pastor. =
Tuesday night, Y. C. Alleys !
Aladin's Lamp Co., will be here. :
Get your tickets early. Every .,
body knows what q superb at =
traction this company presented =
last season here; it is better this Il
y5ar.
The Aladin's Lamp Co.. was
unable to make the date which
was formerly announced, but will
be here Tuesday night. No more
elegant attraction will be offered
this season from the reports we
get at other places.
Miss Linda Sultan entertained
at breakfast at ii O'Clock Satur-
day morning, complimentary to
the bride-elect, Miss jamie An
drus. Covers were laid for the
following: Misses Sultan, An
drus, Young, Holloway, johnson
Wardlaw, Smith and Mrs. Paul
Ramey.
Announcement has been made
of the approaching marriage of
Miss Gertrude Kelly, of Winona,
to Mr.. Marlin 7. Collier, of OK
ford, to take place early in No
vember. Mr.. Collier is one of our
most promising young business
men and popular citizens, and
THE EAGLE extends best wishes
for him and the fair bride of his
choice.
We regret 10 learn that Mr.. Pat
Stephens sustained serious injury
at his gin last Friday. BY some
means one of his limbs was caught
in the betting causing fracture
of the bone in two places below
the knee. He received prompt
medical attention and at the pres
ent writing is resting as easy as
could be expected.
Rev. Mr.. Holmes, a noted
evangelist OF Nashville, Tenn,
will begin a union meeting here
Sunday which will continue in
definitely. Mr.. Butts and wife
will accompany the minister and
conduct the singing. The pas !
tors of the town and their con- 7
gregations anticipate success.
ful meeting and We hope they will !,
not be disappointed. !
The management guarantees a
high grade attraction atthe Opera {
House Tuesday night. Nothing {
to offend the most exacting, every
thing to delight, instruct and en-
terrain. Alley never puts out a
poor attraction. a packed house I
greeted him last season here and '
/ all those who saw his company
last season will want TO go again. /
| BY the will of the late Gen. {
Charles L. Furlong who died re-
Gently in Portlane, Me-, leaving a :
large estate, he bequeathed 5000
each to the University of Missis-
sippi, Aleorn University, DeS
and Dumb Asylum and the Blind
Asylum. Gen. Furlong was
resident of vicksburg many years
ago.
/ DR.. w. II. Bell, of Oakland, a
prominent physician and excel
lent citizen died Sunday from in
: iuries received from being thrown
!, from his buggy while out on
professional trip. DR.. Bell about
D six years ago was married to Miss
Leila Hodge of Lafayette county, |
a most estimable lady and teacher
DR.. Bell was an excellent gentle
man, and a public benefactor.
n Peace to his ashes. Benedictions
upon his family.
W. |. HARGIS.
: The out-of-town guests attend
= inc the Love- AndruS wedding
Z were: Miss Mollie Gill, Mrs. ii.