Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-04-04

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I'm. in the Cumberland Presbyte
rian Church.
Messrs. J. It. Lovelady, O
Cault, and G.. II. Stripping, o
Delay. were pleasant visitors n
this office Monday.
Mr.. George W. Leavell left a
few days ago TO accept n position
in San Antonio, Texas. We wish
him health and prosperity.
The Rip Van Wrinkle Repertoire
Co., at the Opera House tonight,
and the remainder of the week,
Tickets at popular prices.
Messrs. L. E. Oldham and J. J
Vance left Monday to attend the
Spring term Of the Federal Court
to be held this week in Aberdeen
Miss Bessie Cullen has return
ed from Louisiana where she just
closed a prosperous school which
she has taught the past session.
The attendance at the perform
anoo of the famous Gentry Dog
and Pony show Saturday was
small, owing to the d~isagrseable
weather.
Miss Claude Harris has opened
a Dress Making establishment
upstairs over Il. IL. McElroy's
and invites the ladies' to call and
see her.
The following marriage license
were issued this week: Mr.. J. +
Downs and Miss Sallie walker.
5. 7. Lyles and Miss Eunice
Hamblelt.
Mrs. J. II. Morris died at her
home six miles South of Oxford
Thursday after a brief illness. A
husband and one child are left to
mourn their great loss.
Mr.. John II. Ragland, q native
of our county and n citizen of
Delay many years of his life, died
at his home in Carter, Ark, last
week. He leaves many relatives
and friends in Lafayette County
Everyone should attend each
performance of the Rip Van VIM
kle Stock Co. Every attraction
guaranteed. Mr.. Edwards the
leading man is without doubt the
greatest actor ever seen in oxford
Tickets on sale at Kendel's for
Rip Van Wrinkle Repertoire Co.,
Thursday night. The Convicts
Daughter" Friday night, .'Rip
Van Winkle,' Saturday matinee,
especially for the ladies and chill
and Saturday night u splen
did program.
Don't tail to attend all the at
fractions at the Opera House this
week. These attractions may
close the season. We hope not,
but the season is growing late,
and We have exhausted the list
of attractions available.
Mr.. Otto Heideman, a young
man connected with the Gentry
Shows, died at the residence OF
Mrs. Franklin near the depot
Monday night of meningitis. The
remains will be shipped to his
relatives at Gilman, Wis.
After a few weeks of unusually
warm weather for the season, the
usual cold snap that generally
comes about Easter arrived on
time and good fires and winte J
clothing were again in demand |
The early gardeners felt uneasy |
but the high winds prevented a
frost.
The Honorable Board OF Super
visors convened Monday for the
regular session OF the April term.
BY reference to the full report,
which you will always find in THE
EAGLE, it is astonishing how this
body crowds so much business
each month into the few days
they r in session.
We understand that the Con-
federate Monument to be erected
the south entrance to the
court house has been shipped
from New York and will reach
Oxford in a few weeks. I'll o
veterans of the county will have
a sham battle and other entertain
ing military features on Satur-
day, April 9th, near the Univer-
sity for the benefit of this monu-
ment. Everybody in the county
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