Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-01-11

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few friends at an elegant dining
Saturday.
The Porter Sisk Hardware Co,
are enlargins their store house
and adding other Improvements.
We understand that several
new businrss houses will be erect
cd within the next few months,
notwithstanding the cry of hard
times.
Mrs. John Falkner, Jr., has
gone to Jackson to join her hus-
band who was recently elected
Secretary OF the Senate.
Athletics VS.. Giants, worlds
championship base ball series OF
1911. will be presented at the
Opera House Monday night.
Miss Mabel Robertson, Of King
dom, spent n few days the past
week with her aunt, Mrs. ]. X.
Miller.
Mrs Mary Russell and children
of Woodson's Ridge, have moved
to town and occupy rooms with
Mrs. Hamilton on University
ST. eet.
Don't fail to see the Worlds
Championship Base Ball series OF
1911 at the Opera House Monday
night.
A heating stove exploded at
the residence of Mr.. j. Z. Nell
son u few mornings ago, but for
tunately no one was injured.
Mr.. c. W. Petrie, OF Gulfport,
was q welcome visitor to The
EAGLE office Saturday. He is
here looking after his business
interests aud always finds a cordi
al welcome among MS old home
friends.
T. S. Gathright Lodge No. 33,
F. & A. NJ, held a meeting Thurs
day for the installation of the new
officers which was followed by a
banquet at the court house and a
social good time.
forbid all trespassing of any
E,nI uvhntnva- IN rms IanA fra.n
this date. l.. W. NETS,
Delay, Miss.
Call on s. w. Moss and get a
can of that Homemade Syrup.
produced from Japanese cane,
and made by S. S. Johnson.
Mr.. p Fl. McElroy has put on
a Big Bargain Sale which opened
saturday. They invite the pub
tic TO call early and receive the
great bargains in Millinery and
all other classes of goods.
Ms. Robert johnson lest Thurs
day for Mexico. He was for
some months pharmacist at the
Rowland drug store, and goes to
Mexico for his health. He has
many friends here who hope the
climate may benefit him.
Mrs. W. S. Ma5ry, . most es:i-
mable resident of the Splinter
neighborhood, died ct her home
on Christmas Day OF la grippe in
her 9th year. A tribute to her
her memory will appear in our
next issue.
Mr.. W. A. Gallegly. Of the Alb
bevilie viciaity, has recently re-
moved bis family to Corning,
Ark, their future home. We re-
greet TO lose this excellent gentle
man from our county, bat wish
them all success and prosperity
in their new Location.
DR.. A. NJ. King has received
news of the death of his brother,
Mr.. MINI King, who died re-
Gently in Texas. There are many
friends of Mr.. MINI King who
still remember him pleasantly,
and the sympathy of the commu-
nifty goes out to his surviving
brother, DR.. King, and his two
sisters, Mrs. Long and Miss Anna
King, Of jackson, Tenn.
The Young Ladies Missionary
Society was highly entertained at
the Commercial Hotel New Years
Day by Miss Lutte Moore and
Mrs Fount Galloway. After an
interesting program and helpful
talk by Rev. W. W. Mitchell, re-
freshments were served and
dainty heart shaped souvenirs
given with New Year wishes.
Saturday was a disagreeabls
day with snow, sieet and rain.
Sunday morning was the coolest
snap of the season and the aver
age citizen kept close indoors.
Mr.. ]. o. Ramey has moved
into his new home on University
street. The house formally &C.
cupied by Judge Kimbrough.
Mr.. Elliott and family, of Rey-
nolds. will occupy the house va
Gated by Mr.. Ramey.
The Kings Daughters have
rented the Kimmons house for
another six months, with an OPP
ton for the year, il no perma-
nent house is secured in thu,