Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-05-11

Fla.
Mr.. Frank Mckee LETT Salur-
day for New Orleans and went
on Monday to attend the Hard
ware Association held at Cult
port this week.
Mr.. Charles Smith. OF Florida.
is the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. ".
J. Sims. Mr.. Smith was 4 citi-
gen of our county in his early
days, leaving here 80 years ago.
Don't overlook my line Of Pc.
frigeratOrs and Ice Boxes. will
save you money.
RELBUE PRICE.
Just received a shipment OF
Verni5 Martin Iron Beds with =
inch posts and our regular price
was $3.50, hut for the next ~
days we are going to sell these
Beds for $3.50 Cash, only one to
4 customer. Look in oar snow
window for the Bed.
G. c. BUFo2D & Co.
| have the most complete line
of Lawn Movers and Lawn Toole
ever shown in Oxford. I can
save you money.
RELBCE PRICE.
Mrs. JACK Petty. Formerly Of
Walton, this county, died in Texzs
recently and her remains were
brought back and inferred rear
her husband at Myrtle.
Mrs. Lola Cray Davis. OF Thay
er, Mo, reached Oxford yeste--
day and the other children are
expected on account OF the criti-
cal condition of their father, Mr.
3. P. Gray.
Elder James Duncan. Of Rip
ley, Tenn, will preach n the
Primitive Baptist Church Sunday
night at I O'Clock. The public
is cordially invited.
Messrs. Rhodes and Daniels en-
tertained the Graduating Club Ct
the Woman's Hall Monday nigh,
serving delicious cream and cake
Mr.. and Mrs. L. r. Hubbard
chaperoned the Mission Study
Glass of the University girls Sat-
urday on a pleasant alI-day out
ing in the woods.
Rev. T. H. Winter has return
ed from a most pleasant visit to
South Texas. He reports
everything in most furnishing
condition out there.
Miss Laceda Burns gave ar
entertainment at her home on
Cemetery street Thursday night,
and all who attended report a
most delightful time.
Oxford can now boast Of 8
Wholesale Grocery Company,
which opened up their business
this week. The firm is known as
the Davis, Afize, Cole Co., all en-
terprising business men.
Mrs. j. c. Johnson was host
ess of the Browning Club Tues
day afternoon. The following
ofieers were elected for next year
President, Mrs. r. VI. Leaveli !;
( vice-president, Mrs. ]. c. john
son; secretary, Mrs c. Longest
+ Carts are out announcing the
marriage of Mr.. G. NJ Johnson
TO Miss Georgia Henderson both
Of Sardis. Mr.. W. L. Stoae Of
iciates as best man on the oeca'
sion. TIE EAGLE extends con-
gratula6ons to the groom.
The pastors of Oxford have or
ganized Pastors Conference anc
will meet twice each month. Rev
/ W. L. Atkisson was chosen Presl-
dent. Rev. ]. C. Park vice-presl-
dent and Rev. \. +. Riemer, Sec
rotary. The pastors of the county
are cordially invited to join then
We are requested to state that
the Union services to be eonduc'
ed by Evangelist Ham, with the
corporation of all the Oxtorc
churches. will begin on June 2otf
Great interest IS manifested II
the approaching meeting
/ Our telephone exchange IS KEEP
busy Judging from the report furr
ished US by Manager Toole. tron
I 80 am to s pm Monday, May
list, the operators answered 2,45s
calls, besides the long distance
calls.
-Messrs. Lester Baggett anC
Duff Stevenson attended the con
mencement exercises at Bel
! Buckle, Teun., which closed TN
l week. Mr.. Baggett was tender
! ed q position and will De a mem
her al that faculty Tor next year