Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-01-28

ter an EXTENDED visit 10 her DrOti
er, Mr.. s. M. Howry.
What is the matter that We ID
not have the gravelled streets.
: Gravel the streets first; the walk,
can be attended to later.
Twelfth Night at the Opera
House tomorrow night. As gooc
talent As comes South. Eleran.
costumes, beautiful scenery.
Phone Lamb & Higgins FOR al
kinds OF Fresh Meats.
BE sure and see me before you
buy n Sewing Machine.
;. 5. WEBSTER.
Chancellor 4. A. Kincannon
and DIR. ". >. Lcathers visited
Vicksbury this week in the inter-
est OF the Medical Department of
the University.
Mr.. and Mrs. james T. DooIey
expect to ie&.z : ~ weeks %
spend a year Vita their children
IN Fort Smith, Ark. Mr.. Elmer
Walke' has rented their hor e
place.
Phone 3i5 for Fresh Meats.
Prompt delivery.
Mr.. ". X. f.. Mitchell. former
~ Of our county now OF Clinton.
Is spending 4 few weeks with his
friends in the old home county.
lie represents 4 reliable MIR
anee agency.
WANTED-IIides and Furs.
LAMB L HUGGISs.
Mr.. Dan Hampton has tender
ed his resignation as book-keep-
er OF the NJ. e f. Bank to take
effect on TIE LIST. He will be sue
ceeded by Mr.. George Heard, Jr.
Dir. Walter Morris mas been elect
cd assistant.
Mr.. Oscar Dooley, of Alligator.
and Miss Linnie Green. Of Cairo.
Ill.,, were married at the Airing
ton Hotel in Memphis on Jan.
Bird. The many home friends of
Ir. Daoley in this county will
Join rs in best wishes for himself
and fair bride.
The management OF the Opera
House has a treat in store for
this city Friday night, Jan. 18th.
The May Stewart Company, in
Twelfth Night, Shakespeare's
~cleverest comedy, viii afford one
Of the best entertainments in the
SJuth this season.
The Civic League has the fol
lowing two lectures arra1ee4:.
For the February meeting DIR.
Mayer. lecturer OF the State
Board OF Health. E0r the March
meeting DR.. W. $. feathers, Of
the University. Both lectures
will be illustrated.
The next meeting of the Civic
League viii take place Tuesday
night, at which time DR.. Mayer.
State lecturer of the Mississippi
Board of Health, will give q very
instructive lecture. The lecture
viii be illustrated with the stere-
optican- Everybody is urged to
os present
Now "a the time for the Board
of Mayo. and Aldermen TO have
tn- Crees of-the town trimmed up.
Nothing would adj more to the
beauty of the town just now. A
little attention and a very small
expense would add much. Let
every citizen look to his own
premises and let's see the i'm
provement-
Rev. j. C. Park has been APP
pointed one of the three commits
sioners from the North MISSISSIPPI
pi Conference TO the Tri-Stats
Preachers Institute, which will
be held at Gulfport next Wednes-
day to formulate plans for the
general institute to be established
; st the Sea Shore Camp Ground
in the summer.
The several splendid attrao-
tons brought here this season by
the management Of the Opera
House shows ability and enter
prise; no better shows have ever
been in this southern country
than Oxford has had this year.
Every one has not only been good
but excellent This is compli-
mentary to the able management
and TO the town as well.
Chancellor A. A. Kincannon
extended through the NJ ssissippi
delegation in Congrs to tins
British Ambassador, Jane:
Brice, an invitation to deliver the
annual June Grafton before tn:
University of Mississippi. W,
regret to learn that circumstan'
ces will not permit the distin'
guished English diplomat to &C
cent the invitation.
i FOR SALE
Nv entire stock of Grocaria