Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-10-29

Marrlage license were lsSueC
last week to Mr.. W. =. Davis anc
Miss Louisa Ford, Mr.. Paul Lusl
and Miss Eva Patterson, Mr. RubC
Burrow and Miss Beulah Davis.
Any subscriber who has paid a
dollar since Oct. 10Th, is entitled
To 100 votes for the gold watch
premium. Any subscriber who
pays a dollar from this date until
March 18th, is emitted to 100 votes
A missionary rally was held al
the Methodist Church for the
benefit of the ministers of the Ok
ford District Sunday. Several
ministers were present and n
profitable meeting was had.
II you are delighted with y
lovely play and splendid actors
come to see ''Thorns and Oranl @
Blossoms next Wednesday n ght
The ladies will have an opportu-
nifty Of seeing some of the latest
and most gorgeous costumes.
For each dollar paid in on sub
scription to THE EAGLE you are
entitled 10 100 votes for the gold
watch which we will give away to
the holder of the majority OF
votes on March 10Th.
On Sunday next the services in
the Episcopal Church are at II a
m and Z pm. There will be Holy
Communion at the morning SER
vice. 1t is All Saints Day. There
will be appropriate sermons. 4
cordial invitation to all.
Read the handsome offer THE
EAGLE makes tn its subscribers
this week. This contest is free to
everybody and will be carried out
strictly according to statements
found in another column. Get
busy and secure this beautiful
watch for yourself or some friend
The Lamar Rifles Association
will have its Thanksgiving dinner
at the Commercial Hotel on Nov.
Goth. All members are urged to
be present.
c. B. NELSON,
The ladies union prayer meet
ing will be held with Mrs. G.. W.
Durley on University street Fri
day afternoon ut $3.50 O'Clock.
The ladies' of the different church
es are very earnestly urged to
join in these services which we
feel are a great blessing to Our
town.
Mrs. Ellen Lundie was report
ed critically ill a few days ago.
For Is years Mrs. Lundie has
been an invalid from rheumatism
and the greater portion of that
time confined to a bed of pain.
She and her devoted daughter,
Miss Anna, have the full sympa.
thy of this community.
II you wish 10 recover lost proE
erty advertise it in THE EAGLE
On last Thursday we advertise
the loss of a pocket-book contain
ing $40 by Mr.. Floyd Coleman
of Lafayette Springs. On Mon
day morning a lady returned th'
property which she found on thu
public highway, to this office.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. r.. Sloan, o
Abbevilie, have Issued invitation
to the marriage of their grano'
daughter, Miss Gertrude Hall, t
Mr.. C. d.. McNeely, of Red Bay
; Ala, Wednesday night, Nov. At
at I O'Clock in the Methods
Church. We extend congratula
tons in advance to the happ.
, couple.
/ The housekeepers of Oxfor
should by all means call at the
, T. Collier grocery and see tn
American Slicing Machine, on
I of the most compact, wonderfr
labor saving machines ever con
structed. You can order you
meats cut ready for cooking i
any quantity. This is the onl
convenience of this kind in Ok
ford. Call afound ladies and ex
anime it.
;. DIR. Hoyt, a Presbyterian mis-
sionary, who expects to leay
soon for Korea, preached to
very large congregation in tn
Methodist Church Sunday morn
d ing and also at the night servic'
His sermons were very instrut
II tive and entertaining. The Pres
IT byterian congregation was invi'
ed to the Methodist Church
worship until their improvement
IS are completed.
ir Posted Lands.
All parties are hereby warne
,r not to fish, hunt or trespass c
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