Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-12-05

Rev. Mr.. Bradley, OF Hernand
filled the Methodist pulpit Sunda
night and preached an Acceptable
sermon TO an attentive congrega
ton.
Miss Elinor Bogard entertaine,
a few friends Thursday night o
last week. Games and refresh
ments passed the evening pleas
antly.
I Mrs. W. C.. Chiffon gave y re.
cital at Laurel Monday night anC
will also give readings in Meridi-
an and Monroe, La. before her
return.
Messrs. J. s. Good. OF Abbe-
vile, g. W Knight, Of Taylor's.
and William Stewart, south of
Oxford, we're callers at this office
Tuesday.
Mrs. Beverly Neill Rutledge,
of Collins, with her three children
has been spending the past week
with her parents, Capt. and Mrs.
W. C. Neil.
Presiding Elder Thames, Rev.
II. 5. Spragins and Rev. j. NJ.
Wyatt are attending the North
Mississippi Conference now in
session at Columbus.
Hamilton Brown Shoes for
Men, Women and Children at
The OXFORD DRY GooDs Co.
$3.50 Mems Suits for $1,000.
$3.50 Mems Suits for $3.50, $40
Mems Suits for $50 at
FRiEDMAN's.
r. b. Robson has the new
Folding Iron Bedstead with
springs. The most complete and
bedstead ever manufac-
tured. Call and see them.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. C. Sanders of
Dallas, and their brother, Albert
+. Russell. spent n few days last
week visiting their relatives, Mr..
and Mrs. Chas. b. Snowden OF
Memphis.
Union Thanksgiving services
were held this year in the Baptist
Church. Rev. Edward Stubble-
field, the pastor, preached an ex-
cellent sermon and the music was
excellent.
The Furniture Store of r. B.
Robson is stocked with the most
furniture and household
goods and still they are receiving
new shipments.
Don't part with your money
before you see the goods and
prices at FRIEDMAN'S
. X. B. Robison's Furniture store
has just received a line OF beauti.
full Willow Rockers, n sensible
and suitable Christmas gift.
Besides the Passion Play and
illustrated songs their will be
given at the Opera House, other
moving pictures. Begins pormpt-
ly at I 40. Reserved seats l0c.
NJ. T. Golfers grocery furn-
ished some fine Thanksgiving
dinners for the citizens of Oxford
and they now offer you every
thing edible for your Christmas
dinners every day in the week.
Among those who visited Jack
son last Thursday from Oxford
were: Misses Flora Buffaloe,
Ethel Mathis, Belle Stephens,
Alpha and Julia Kendel, Lucille
Fades and Lutte Burt. Messrs.
George Leavell, George Keys and
James Stone.
Mr., Elmer Tarver has returned
from Hot Springs, Ark, where
he has been for several weeks.
and is much improved, but will
leave tomorrow for Memphis to
be operated on. He will be ac-
complained by his sister, Miss
Elma Tarver.
John W. Dettor was shst and
instantly killed at Taylor, Mon.
day afternoon by II. E. Groves.
At q preliminary hearing before
Justice Lovelady the next day,
the case against the defendant
was dismissed. Messrs. Falkner
and Russell represented the de-
Tense.
A cottage occupied by negro
tenants in the rear of the c. p.
Church caught fire about
O'Clock Friday night and was
totally destroyed. The close
proximity of the building to tbs
church, residences and stores il
the vicinity might have caused a
great loss but for the heroic work