Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-01-31
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Better late than never

Mrs. f. d. Richmond is visi
ing relatives in New Albany.
Mr.. j. M. Matthews visited re-
latives in Ripley last week.
Miss Fannie Knight entertain
ed her friends Friday night.
Read the attractive offer of tn
Oxford Dry Goods Co., this weel
Mr.. Dan Hampton spent sew
eral days in Memphis this week
Mr.. s. w. Smith, OF Gomez
honored us with a visit Tuesday
Tickets on sale at Kendel's 70
Along the Kennebec," Frida,
night.
Read the new advertisements O
the Oxford Dry Goods Co., thi,
week.
Miss Rosa Trigg entertained
few friends with Fudge Frida,
night.
We return thanks to Mr.. G. T
Wilburn of Abbeville, for lat,
faeors.
Judge J. G.. Wilson, Of Mem.
phis. spent Monday in Oxford or
business.
Mr.. Manley Leavell is spend.
ing a few days with his parents
and friends.
kimble's Market will pay the
highest Cash price for your Eggs
For SALE-A good young Cow
with calf, $500. Apply at this
office.
For SALE-A second hand Sur.
rey in good condition, also a set
OF Harness. Apply TO
DR.. p. H. WRIGHT.
Kimble's Market will pay the
highest Cash price for your Eggs
FoB SALE-Stock in The Oxford
Oil Mill. For particulars address
''Z," care of THE EAGLE.
For SALE-Set of Harness and
Buggy, cheap. Apply at this Of
flee.
Mr.. W. r. Tatum, Of Splinter,
spent Monday in Oxford on BUSH
ness.
Mrs. j. B. Bullet entertained
Friday night in honor of her sis
ter, Miss Bryan.
Miss Lola May Adams has re-
turned from a visit to friends in
Union County.
Mr.. j. C. Holloman, of Bur-
CESS, was a welcome visitor at
this office Friday.
The great White Goods Sale
now on at Nelson's, is drawing
crowds.
Mr. John Baird and LITTLE daugh
ter, Garna, are visiting relatives
in Holly Springs this week.
The case of Bramlett & Sons
for unlawful retailing has been
postponed until Saturday.
Miss Ora May Haun, of Milan,
Tenn, was the guest of Miss
Mona Beanland last week.
Mrs Winnie Mcmahon and Miss
Belle Stephens left Saturday to
spend a week in Memphis.
Dr.. j. A. Moss, of Memphis,
spent several days the past week
in Oxford and College Hill.
Mr.. G. K. Smith and family
have returned from lndianola,
where they spent some months.
Mrs. Blanche Shue, of Coffee.
vile, spent a few days last weel
with her sister, Mrs. W. H. Dran'
We are glad to report that Mis-
FlorencesHedleston is much i'm
proved after an illness of severa
weeks.
Mr.. Carl Buford, who is taking
a commercial course in Memphis
spent several days ut home las
week.
We received a pleasant ca
Saturday from Mr.. Martin Crouc
and his son, Mr.. A. C. Crouch
of Elltey.
"Along the Kennebec' will b
at the Opera House Friday nigh
instead Of Saturday night az fir
announced.
Mr.. Z. H. Kimmons has retur
ed from an extended visit
Southwest Texas and has bee
sick since his return.
Whenever the public interc
!. and welfare is involved tt
I EAGLE will speak it's sentimen
:. in no uncertain tone.
After spending some time wi
: friends and relatives here, Mi
!. Issue Jones left for her home
Memphis Monday.
n One of the social functions
J last week was a breakfast Civ
saturday by Miss Blanche Wy
in honor of a few friends.
Messrs. A. G. Vaughan, E.
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