Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-09-16
Mrs. Beulab Whitaker. Of Mer


Mrs. Beulah Whitaker, OF Mer
dian, is the guest of the family oil
her brother, Mr. A. r.. Rogard
hIr. Jordan Tomlinson, OF
Coahona, spent several day5 with
his mother and sister the past
week.
lirs. E. {. Temple vas called
TO Oakville, Tenn, last week By
the serious illness OF her sister
in-lsw.
Or. aud Mrs. Z. NJ. Leavell are
at Epus after spending the sum-
m-r in South Carolina aad At
leuta.
Mr.. Marlin Collier and aife are
1t home after spending several
weeks AZ Stlh0rd's Wells, near
WinOna.
Elder A. II. Smith, Christian
evangelist, Of Daney. ~ill preach
at Live Oak Church Sunday at
III o'clock.
VI. n. l.. Tate has opened up
a handsome lire OF general mer-
enaudise in the house vacated by
Ar. y. J.. Conner.
Mr.. Claude Patterson and
family, OF Cornish. have moved
To Oxford and we gladly welcome
Them into cur town.
Misses Annie Chandler and
Ella Wright visited 4 few days
last week as the home Of Mr.. j..
y. Davis, near Tula.
Remember the Pants Sale by
Mccullough & Clark which will
begin Saturday. These pants
we're bought ct u bankrupt court
sale and will be sold from - cts
10 So per pair. Call early aud
get your choice. Money saved
IS money made"
LOsT-One Scotch Collie Dog.
dark sable color, white breast and
c0Ilsr and white nose. Liberal
reward for recovery.
j. f.. HOLMES,
University N,ss
You are cordially Invited to at
tend my Millinery Opening on
Friday, Sept. 2ith. Misses
French and Boutwell, have charge
OF this department.
r. IL. MCELRoY.
Messrs Charles and George
Fee. Of Cisco, Texas, we're called
To Oxford a few days ago by the
serious illness of their sister, Miss
AdGie.
The last union service for the
summer will be held nj the Press
byterian Church Sunday night
at 1870, Rev. W. L. Atkisson viii
preach the sermon.
Mr.. r. T. Tanners family. oil
Sarepta, have removed to Oxford
and now occupy a part of the
residence of Mr.. Mack Webster
in North Oxford.
The Young Ladies Missionary
Society of the Pre- sbyterian
Church will sell ice cream on the
church lawn this, Thursday, af-
ternoon. The public is invited.
Several thousands pairs Of
Pants will be put on sale in the
Sanders store, under The EAGLE
office, on Saturday, Sept. 18th,
and will close Monday, Sept 9th
For SALE-A gentle family
Horse with Buggy and Harness.
Apply to Miss HELEN TRIGG
Call and see my new Coal Oil
Engine. 1t washes and irons
your clothes, pumps water for the
house and the barn, ehurns the
milk, cuts the wood and will do
other work you are doing your
best to dodge for = cents an hour.
J. L. SHINAULT.
The University will open next
Thursday and a much larger at
tendance is expected than ever
before in the history of the insti-
tutor. Oxford will be glad to
welcome the students again.
The young people of the
Methodist Church will sell Cream
Cake and Sherbet in the Court
house ya:d Friday afternoon
from 4 10 8 O'Clock.
The Lafayette County Far
mer's Union meets with Market
local on the B. T. Markett farm,
on Thursday and Friday, Sept.
1924. All locals are requested
to send full delegation.
j. NJ. SAUNDERS,
President.
The Lafayette County Board
of Pension Commissioners spent
several hard days work last week
The record OF each pension APP
plicant was closely examined and
the list was finally completed.