Oxford eagle., 1912-07-11

q Miss Harriet Lindsey of Paris
returned home Monday. While
here she was the welcome guest
of Mrs. T. W. Avent.
Miss Leslie Orr has resigned
her position in the public school
and Miss Linda Ramey has been
elected to fill her place.
T. Drs. Bennett Wright, OF Hat
hesburg, and Will Wright. of
jackson, were in attendance of
their brothers funeral Saturday.
Oxford has an assistant health
officer now in DR.. w. S Leath-
ers, Jr.. who will do good service
as soon as he is able to assume
the duties Of the position.
10 and 10 cent Laces for 5 cts.
70 and % cent Laces for 10 cts.
THE LEADER. 4
Rub-My-Tism will cure you.
Messrs. o. 3. Boone, Walter
Morris, John Falkner, Jr., Her.
man Webster, Ernest Stall and
W. c. Cox spent the Fourth in
Memphis and all report a fine
time.
Hon. and Mrs. C. L. Sivley left
for Chicago last Thursday after
a visit to relatives here. They
expect to make an extended trip
through Alaska.
Bargains in shoes, bargains in
dress goods, bargains in clothing,
bargains in everything, at
THE LEADER.
The University Normal closed
Friday and the campus looks like
real lonely vacation time. The
normal was well attended this
year and the work very satisfac-
tory.
Miss Susie White has returned
to her home six miles north of
town after spending the last FIVE
weeks with her grand parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Fur. While
here she also attended the Nor
NAL.
Mrs. Maude Markette Hays
spent Tuesday with Matte Nc
kee en- route to her home in Mem
phis after a pleasant visit to her
brother, Hon. b. T. Markette, of !
Markette.
A 30 ct deck of gilt edge play
ing cards for % cts at
The LEADER.
Rev. III. L. Winburn, of Arka-
delphia, Ark, spent several days
of last week with his sister, Mrs. |
J. II. Lawshee and was accomps
MED TO the Blue Mountain en-
campment by his neice, Miss
Gladys Lawshee.
The Tax Assessors Books for
1872 are now on file in the Cham
Gerry Clerks Office. AL persons
interested are invited to call and
examine them.
j. q. WooLyERToS.
Assessor.
30 ct Lace curtains for 30 cts
pair at
THE LEADER.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. II. Burrell, of
Washington, ID. c.. are in our
city. ar. burreIl is g,vern-
ment engineer and has coaIe 70
OxtCrl TO remain until he inspects
the roads OF Beat I and adyis -
with our road commissioners as
to the best place of putting our
roads in goo1 condition al the
least expense.
Our community was shocked
yesterday by the sudden death of
DR.. A NJ. King, one of our oldest
and most highly esteemed ciu-
zens. The doctor had been on
the streets all the morning and at
the dinner table complained OF
feeling sick. He was lying down
for only a few moments when he
breathed his last about l O'Clock.
A more extended notice next week
Ladies' who can wear sizes 3's
and As can get $500 Shoes for
81. . At
The LEADER.
We are always gratified TO
make mention of the success of
our Oxford toys as it is also
pride to their friends and home
people to learn such facts. Our
young townsman Powell Plant
has returned from Poughkeepsie,
n. Y, where he completed two
years course in SIX months,
graduating with signal honors in
a large class. This is the first
graduating of like character in
that instution in eleven years.
He is a hard student and most
worthy young man and We wish
him the same success through
life.
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