Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-02-27

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here Tuesday afternoon, con-
Quoted by Rev. J. VI. Wyatt. as
sisted by Rev. II. 5. Spragins
and Rev. Newton Smith. of Coll
lege Hill. The remains wee IN
tered in St. Peters cemetery.
Miss Maggie Lee Bryant. Of
Coffeeville. attended the ball Fri
day night and was the guest
while here of Mrs. T.. c. Bailey
on South street.
We must reduce our stock of
Furniture regardless OF profit.
Call and examine our Furniture
before buying elsewhere.
RAAEY d BRO.
A full line of all kinds Of bulk
Garden Seed. English Peas,
Beans, Corn, etc at
X. r. CRILToN & Co.
Mrs. DR.. Henderson. of Sardis,
and her charming daughter, Miss
Georgia, attended the dance FRI
day night, the guests of Mrs.
Rosa johnson and her son George
Mrs. T. G. James and sou,
Walter Kern, who for the past
few weeks have been visiting Mrs
Nj. 5. Collier left Wednesday for
their home in Sharkey.
The following marriage license
were issued this week: Mr.. J. II
Irby to Miss Addie Heard, Mr..
Arvie Cooper to Miss Emma Cox,
Mr. Jasper Holmes to Miss Lucy
Heard.
Mrs. J. 5. Hudson returned
Monday from Gulfport where she
had been for three weeks with
her sister, Mrs. J. S. Dove. Mrs
Doves friends will be glad to
know that she is recovering from
long and painful illness.
Rev. r. l.. Nicholson, Messrs.
J. +. Dooley, J. W. Holmes, Of
Denmark, X. o. Tidwell, of Alb
beyille, NJ. C. Butler, of LaFay-
cite Springs, and NJ. s. z. Oswald
of Tula, were callers at this office
this week.
The telephone line is now finish
ed and in operation from Oxford
to the residence of Mr.. j. NJ.
Stone at Liberty Hill. This will
prove a great convenience and
pleasure to the citizens along this
new line.
! Mrs. l.. l.. Davis formerly of
Abbeville, died at her home in
Pike City, Ark, last week, ieav-
ing three sons and two daughters
10 mourn their great loss. Mrs.
Davis will be remembered by
many friends of other days in her
old home, who will regret to learn
of her death.
j The Commercial Appeal OF
Sunday says: DIR. and Mrs. r.
W. Jones, OF Laurel. announce
the engagement of their daugh-
ter, Miss Elizabeth Virginia, Il
| Mr.. Joseph Hugh Neville, oil
Portsmouth. Va. The ceremony
; will be said some time in April.
Miss Jessie A. Parker, s. X. !
of the supreme governing council
OF the Chi Omega Sor Jrity, from
/ Olathe, kans., will visit the Uni
versity Chapter of the sororit,
Friday and Saturday and will b
the guest while here of the Wo
mans Hall. A reception will b
n rendered her by the Chi Omeg
: Sorority Saturday afternoon a
!. the home of Mrs. VI. 5. Collier.
Moliere frequently took on
q particular bobby or vice as tn
Il central theme for a comedy. |
n one it is avarice in another hypo
n cracy, in a third misanthropy
in the comedy presented at tn
University last year it is the Graz
y for Ioctors and medicine. In tn
" comedy to be given Saturda
night it is the desire to appes
a above ones rank. Mr.. Jourdai
! wishes to play the gentleman an
II associate with the nobility. II
. employed a dancing master,
- singing master and a master {
philosophy, ard the humor of tt
play flows naturally from NJ
le Jourdain's new role.
i Tickets for the French coined
= which will be given in the I'm
~ versity Chapel Saturday mig
= are on sale at Kendel's drug sto
and at the University post-offic
re The audience is requested to |
IS seated 8 minutes before 8 o'clos
o. as the program begins prompt
lat 8.