Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-09-03

~ 'Ps"' Nhautauqua, N.
u Dr., and Mrs. F. l.. Rilsy re-
turned Monday from Eureka
= Springs where they have spent
tho past three weeks.
| Miss Maggie Lee Riley, Of Tu.
pelo. and Miss Nell Wooten, of
Memphis, are the guests OF Mrs.
J T. W. Yates.
Miss Annie Crawford Jones left
Thursday for Asheville, N. c..
and writes back that sho had n
pleasant trip and arrived safely.
DR.. and Mrs. W. S, Leathers
and Mrs. Lucy Price returned
Friday from an extended visit to
various points in North Carolina.
IL you want a first-class Sew
ing Machine co~nsultaklr. S. S.
Webster. He can furSlsh you a
Sin = oe Wheeler & Wilson ma
chine III vill give you perfect
Satisfaction y 'sasonsb's figures
Mrs. Frost Roane Price ac.
complained her sisters tQ2o emphis
Monday and will retu 10 her
home in New Hebron from that
point.
IL you want a good Sewing Ma
chine with all the latest attach
ments try one from Mr.. S. S.
Webster. You will find them ex-
actly as he represents them.
Don't walk, buy one OF those
nice Buggies from
J. l.. SHINAUMr.
Mr.. s. S. Webster is one OF the
best machine agents our country .
has ever had. He il disposing OF /,
a great many first.class machines :
and keeps busy all the time. 8
Save your Hay. Will sell or /
rent you a Mower or Rake. C
j. l.. suINAULT. v
William and Annie Lee Meek.
who have spent the sumner with
their grandmother, Mrs Ida Meek
returned to Clarksdale Wednes-
day. v
The ID. A. RS will meet Stature I
day afternoon at $50 with Mrs. D
c. X. Wardlaw. This is the first
meeting of the year and all MEM y =
oers are requested 10 be present. v
The children of Judge Roane, J,
Miss Minnie, Gladys, Evelyn and "
Andrew, left Monday to JOIN their Z
Miss Bessie, in Colorado =
Springs and may decide to re- J.
main permanently. "
The Confederate Veterans of q
Water Valley have invited the v
County Camp No. 1852 ::
attend their annual picnic next i.
Monday. Il
A
Rev. W. J. King preached his i
farewell sermon Sunday evening. J.
He has been pastor Of the Oxford y =
C. p. Church for the past twelve B
years. He will enter the evange- NJ
lical field and will continue to re-
side here. r
Rev. W. l.. Atkisson, of Sui v
livan, ILL.,, who has accepted the Y
pastorship of the Presbyterian =
Church. U. S. A, expects to ar \
rive in Oxford With his family at y
an early day. (,
Mr.. Ed johnson, of George |
town, Tex, is visiting his brother !
Prof. j. c. johnson on Univer- /
sity street and renewing his ac-
quaintance of other days. Mr..
johnson lived ten years of his
youth in Oxford.
All indications point to C hard {
winter, repair your buildings.
have Flooring, Ceiling, Weather
Boarding and all kinds of Rough
Lumber and cover with Roofbes-
tos the cheapest and best see
samples. j. L. SHINAULT.
For RENT-Two furnished
rooms, apply at the residence of
Mrs. NJ. l.. Sloss.
For RENT-Two residences
near the University. For terms
apply to MRS. g.. X. HAMILTON.
For SALE-One high grade Jer-
sey Cow, fine mixer.
L. f. OLDHAM.
Mrs. J. Z. Hobson and children
of Water Valley, visited the
family of Rev. J. Z. Cunningham
the first of the week.
Mrs. Alice Hurney, of Men,
phis, has returned home after a
pleasant visit to Mrs. NJ. Z. Por-
ter.
The Oxford Baptist Association
will meet next Wednesday with
yellow Leaf Church, six miles
South-eas of Oxford.
WANTED-Reliable, energetic
! man to sell ~lubricating oils,
greases and paints in Lafayette
and adjacent Counties. Salary
or commission.
STETSON OIL CO.,
Cleveland, Ohio.
d., u J~aavel1 will praach