Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-04-09

Miss Florence Perkins, e
Batesvills. is the CUES; Of Mrs
W. d. Porter.
Mrs. G. c. Terrell was A
e Home Monday afternoon in homo
iof the Chi Omega and thei
4 friends Of the student body.
d Mrs. Garner Owens entertained
= with 4 F1rty-Two party Tuesday
afternoon in honor of Mis- Lo;tie
! Buford. OF It. Joseph. Mo.
n II & !. Friedman are offering
an attractive list OF Easter bar
gains in their biz advertisement
In another column.
Give the advertisement Of the
Oxford Dry Goods Company q
careful reading. They propose
70 save you money.
Special elections will b. held at
I Abbeville for hailiT. and in Beat
No. > for magistrate, on Friday.
May list.
The Southern Cross Drill Team
viii meet at the Cpera House
Friday night. Al members are
requested to be present.
Private advicos from Grenada
report Mr.. Lake improving every
day. This will be gratifying
news to his host Of Oxford friends. .
Orders solicited for all kinds of
hand work and Baby trousseaus
n speciality. !
Mrs. Matte Slate Goodwin. Z
LOsT between the public
square and the cemetery. a pair
Of double lens, gold rimmed hook
spectacles. Return to this office
and receive reward.
At the Sheriif's sale Of delin-
quent tax land Monday The bid
ding was quite spirited AMI high
er prices paid than for several
years past. i
Mr.. ). 5. Webster will sell YOU
a good machine on easy paw
meuts. and will take your old ma
chine in exchange.
The entire community is in
sympathy With Mr.. and Mrs. c.
II. Gray in the critical illness Of I
their daughter Miss Corinne.
Miss Lee, the Chinese mission
ary, who will speak in tho Pres
byterian Church this week. will ,
be the guest while here Of Mr..
W. K. Mcbride.
Ir. S. S. Webster is local
agent for the Singer Sewing Ma
chine Company in Oxford and
viii sell you any style Of machine
On easy payments.
The Honorable Board OF SUI !
pervisOrs were in session three ,
days this week and accomplished
a wonderful amount Of business :
for that length Of tine.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Jenkins and
Mrs. J. Y. Bowen, re-
turned from Starkville this week
10 spend the summer at home.
Their many friends are glad to
have them III Oxford again.
Misses Bertha Lauderdale,
Mollie Black, Clara Johnston,
Mrs. Cora Rayburn, Messrs. I
Word l.. Johnston and Whit t
Morrow all attended the Teach ,
er's examinations Friday ana
Saturday.
Mr.. Bernard Harris who lives
with Mr.. +. +. Harkins, fell from
a loaded wagon Monday and
fractured his right leg above the
knee. He has suffered great
pain with the injury and it will
be several weeks before he will
be able to be out again. !
The Chi Omega active members
together with the alumnae cele-
brated Founders Day with a
''feast" at the home of Miss Pau
line Wright Saturday afternoon.
Before repairing to the dining
room delicious punch was served
In the dining-room the cardinal
and straw colors" were carried
out in its minutest detail. \
shower vase of carnations was
the center piece for the table and
another attractive feature of
table decoration was cake bear
ing thirteen little candles repre- I
senting the 18th anniversary of
the chapter. Numerous toasts /
were offered and jolly good time
was had by all present.
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