Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-12-09
LOCAL ITEMS.
Keep n watch on your nrem;s

heep watcn on your premises
Mrs. w.O. Porter spent Tues.
!. day in Memphis, shopping.
i Mr. Z. d. Richmond and famil,
now occupy the Wilkins house.
{ Miss Louise Harkston. o,
: Greenville, is visiting friends hers
The University trustees were in
session on the campus yesterday
Elder A. B. Morris will preach
in the Primitive Baptist church
Sunday.
u Miss Robbie Fades entertained
her Sunday school class Tuesday
afternoon.
Mrs. Floride Hutton Brown. OF
Charleston, is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Will Lewis.
Hon. W. V. Sullivan has re-
turned from a business "trip to the
Delta.
An unsuccessful attempt was
made to enter the drug store of
! \. II. kendel Monday night.
The Supervisors convened on
Monday and will probably re-
main in session all the week.
Mrs. Geo. X. Hill and daugh.
! ter Miss Myrtle Hill. of Biloxi.
reached Oxford yesterday. They
are stopping at the Tankcrsly
House.
The cold wave reached this Sec
ton Tuesday and gave Us a SAM
pie Of real winter weather. The
prophets say Dec. 20 will be the
coolest day of the winter.
/. Go to Chilton's and look at the
beautiful holiday gifts before you
make your final selections. They
have an elegant line OF Christ
mas goods.
From the full supply OF his
wares that Santa Claus has left
with our merchants every child
in the county can be made happy
at small cost.
Be sure and see me before you
buy u Sewing Machine.
s. ). WEBSTER.
We can suit every member Of
the family in winter underwear
in ribbed or fleeced goods in
variety of Qualities to suit any
purse. n. 4 J. Friedman.
We show the best fitting and
neatest trimmed ladies' skirts in
the most popular colors in poplins
Panama's, Vols and lienrieItas
from $50 to $50 per garment.
III. Il J. Friedman.
Go TO kendel's for nice Christ.
mas presents.
Mr. IL. NJ. Carnathan. of Lula.
spent a lew days here this week
with his sister, Mrs. Wilmer Ken
needy.
Burglars entered the drug
stores of W. A. Stinebeck an6
Bramlett d Sons one night last
week. securing a good amount of
cash and merchandise from each
Messrs. j. NJ. Sanders and Fl.
l.. Davis returned Saturday from
the State meeting of the Farmers
Union. Hon. G. K. Hightower
was unanimously reelected presi
dent of the order and highly
complimented by the national
president. who stated that Mis-
sissippi had one of the best man
aged Unions in the order.
LosT--A gold bar pin set with
pearls. between the Opera House
and the Methodist parsonage.
Return 10 this office and receive
reward.
Miss Rogers. of Aberdeen. was
the guest Of Mrs.. incannon for
the dance Friday night.
Mrs. W. ID. Porter entertained
with Bridge party Saturday
night in honor OF her guests.
Miss LaPeari Davis, of Jack
son. and Miss Price, OF Magnolia
attended the dance Friday night
and were the guests Of Mrs. At
kinson ut the lnfirmary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perkins, of Bates
vile, and Miss Moore. of Grenada
were the guests of Mrs. W. d.
Porter Friday and Saturday.
DIR. T. p. Bailey, of Memphis,
delighted his many friends here
by paying them call during 4
few days spent in Oxford and on
the campus.
Deputy Sheriff Sneed went to
Tunica Tuesday to bring back a
horse thief who had been captur-
ed there and was wanted here for
stealing horses and mules about
three months ago.
The Methodist Ladies Bazaar IS
serving hot lunches every day
his week. They also have many
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