Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-04-18
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Mr.. d. NJ. Kimbrough sper
Friday in Memphis.
Mr.. Frank Gardner, of Ba,
Springs, 10 on the sick list.
Mrs. James Stone is recoverin,
from her protracted illness.
Mr.. W. E. Stone spent severa
days in Batesville last week.
Mrs. G. X. Smith entertained
the Browning Club Tuesday.
Mis- Allie Wilson is spending a
few weeks with relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. d Porter spent
a few days in Memphis last week.
Mrs. W. A. Robinson. of Tchula
is the guest of Mrs. NJ. A. James.
Miss Belle Stephens visited
Water Valley friends last week.
Mrs. Joella Sheegog, of winona
is the guest of Mrs. Nick Pegues.
Mr.. John Robson has returned
from a visit to relatives in Texas.
The frosts have done consider
able damage to gardens and or
chards.
Don't forget our Big Bargain
Counter. Few Remnants added
every day.
The OXFORD Day GOODS Co.
For SALE-A young Mich Cow
and calf. w. Z. CLARK.
For SALE-A fine Jersey Mich
Cow with young calf. Price S25. |
JOHN ID. BUTLER.
For SALE-A Misses Bycicle |
Good as new. Price $40. |
Apply at this office.
The Training School ball team
caves tomorrow for New Albany
where they will play a series of
wo games. i
Mesdames Showers and Har.
Tins spent last Thursday in Mem
his. l.
Mr.. r. D. Roberts is able to be
ip again after a severe attack of
he grip.
Mrs. Garner Owens entertained
tuesday,, complimentary to her
,uest Miss Buford.
Give your name for the Tillman
scture now in order to get a seat
n the Opera House.
Mrs. Cranberry, OF Chicago, is '
he guest of her children, Mr.. and
frs X. C. Cranberry. /;
Little Margaret McLain, of
yinona, is visiting her grand
lother, Mrs. Ida Meek.
Prof. r. l.. Harris has been re-
lected principal of the public
chool for another term.
Mrs. Frank Matthews and chill .
rem are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. :
.ugene Farley in Penton.
We are people you want to see {
Or all of your White Goods, En-
Lawns, Laees, Corsets /
.ibbons. Curtains, etc. c
THE OXFORD Dry GOODS Co. |
Bogard, Logan & Co., handle t
he Tupelo Cotton Belt Fertilizer, 7
le best in use for the soil of this /
ection. *
Mr.. Charles Wardlaw, of Tus- Z
umbia. Ala, is the guest of his
lother, Mrs. C. K. Wardlaw.
Miss Hattie Crowell spent last
eek in our city with the family
Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. Robson.
Mr.. L. E. Temple and Mr.. W. I
7. Hampton have been recap
ointed as trustees of the Graded
Miss SaIlie Webster has return {
d home from Lafayette Springs {
There she has been teaching
chool. K
The Memphis University School ,
all team defeated the Training |
'chool team Saturday by score
4 8 to ..
Mr.. Charles Murchison. a popu
ar young man of Abbeville, died
after an illness of sever
l months.
Miss Corrie Chiffon left Mon
ay for Memphis, after a months
-isit to her mother, Mrs. r. K.
hilton.
Miss Beatrice Sims, of Holly
springs, was the guest of Miss
;orrinne Gray several days last
week.
The English students of the
University will present 'The
Rivals at the Opera House Sat-
Irday night, April 9th.
Tickets will soon be on sale at
Rendel's for the Tillman lecture.
Give your name now in order that
you may get a good seat.
Mrs. NJ. L. Sloss returned a !
few days ago from an extended
visit to her son and family in |