Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-09-22

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Columbus Misses I.uln and len,
Davis Of TaIa. Myrtle Rlt--aJr
Nao'e Paschal and Dorothy t.
oar were IN the party.
We cordially invite tine E,d--s
OF Oxfdri and vicinity To- cur Faf
N1llIne-v pening 10 be hegfcr
Friday, Sepe- z:jrt.
kALET 4 SPAREs.
: FoR RHNT-Tle Hcuwgod rp-i-
csuce on University street. Az.
Pty % I0sS e. JOHNSON
FOR REST-Tw0 cumfort1bIs
roe-ns- Apply to
Ma ~ L. SLess.
Misses fhaiu1 Keys ant Mary
Es-ueliue Brown left List we
e. attend All Saints Cofraga. All
NAcssburg- We wish these v1unp
l-.-1es haPp hess amt sueesss Ia
ths,r college work
Messrs- Uau Morrow ant Paine
White Misses Mona Morrur B4r
tina LauderdaIe- Guile Johnston
an say Pr Lou- ot T0c.gpola.
were the guests oi Mrs. Robert
FUR during the exnninltul as
Mrs Sue West and daue = sr.
Miss SUSIE Belle West. ant Nis-
Greenwood E1rdy- Of Shreveport.
La have been the guests q Mr..
Beu Price for the past ten f-ys-
leaving here. t-r New Orleans.
The State [ diversity oper- to-
day with m0st dIt5ering G ~
poets 1t l. thought at Lsasr 500
stIdeuts VIII he present. This
afternoon the corner stone ct thu
new ril1raFy wal be Ind with lp-
prupria5e s-eu1anies by tIe
Grand Na=oub. -9dg7s Of the STATE
Mrs Ellis Nldiste- F1Ecy
Dresses 4 specially ut
EAIEy u SgAEEs-
Hiss Lois EskruIge and lIr. 7
Ly-ch- Of Delay were marrisG 2t
tkr home Of tile bride sunday II
teruocn II 4 o'elnes- The many
Oxf0c1 friends OF the fair oride
vii Iciu The EAGLEsu best wishes
for the tapPy coGFas-
Mrs " c. E-riersuu- % C1l1e
bus. died last Thursday. Mrs
E'riersuu VS. a sister 3f0Ef sawIt=
n1n- Mr. E e. Ftost-r ar Esaves
many friends OF rh--0btta 4.Iys
IN raIs and P0us1c,s e9ua5ies-
We eVtead sympathy 70 the sec-
rowing ret1EIves-
Mrs Charles E1Es0C- Fg~rhIs-
nr agent Of Louisville ky WI.
be ut she Colonial Hotel Sept -
and can show you samples Of 5he
latest uArerIe.la.. for ialI and VIM
ter coat suits, siressss- etc Iu@x-
persIve or expensive She would
be clad 20 have all her ott eu@-
rouers a. wei - new ones call
tn see her
Mr. BarnsT Tx died n ~
home In Kansas C.s-y, last Fhe- =
day TT viii be r-,Eembered l-T
the older resident s5-t Mr- click
was In business he-e for many
wears .Urder the ERu- uaue OF
Jenkins Y GIIck ard pruspered- +
The business ehJssd out and be
removed to FaEssEs city where
he has since made his home re
was = popular citizen while here
and rad Macy friends
The oxford es- E-s opened up
again and the uerrT Whistle can
be heard early every morning
MIR. J. HI. Smith has charge and
rinned hfs first bale Tuesday-
The cotton was raised by the EGr
ner family on Mr. Smiths place
ten miles West OF Oxford The
bale Weighed 5II pounds sold Zoe
"a - eenrs SIS. 50 for the cation
ana St1 SIS for the seed making
SSO.se a. the rFoIE a. both cotton
and seed
Mrs Ellis. whc hEs had many
wears CT experience IN al Lines OF
Dress Making, desires to an
uounce to the ladies' OF Oxford
and vicinity that she Il prepared
to do their sewing az priee5 70
suir the most fasridiOud- fotr
patronage solicited
EAnET { SPARKS
Mr.. ]. E Grigys and Miss CIo
Boutwell, were married IE the resi-
dencs of tie brides parents ~
Daeou1a. Okla. -Ou Aug I,dn-
Miss Boutwell, spenta year In OF
citv ard andsared herself To many
Eof orr citfzens. who wise her
mauv wears a happiness and
urusrerity- NJ Grigg ga Prom
nent bqsIness.n2n OF Il Fshor
Okla