Oxford eagle., 1912-03-28

'JOith W. Dalley. OF memphis, ars
the guests Of Mrs. W. W. Mitchell
J Mr.. Dan Hampton, OF Colorado
Springs. Colo, is visiting his par
ents and host of old home friends
Mr.. and Mrs. W. L. Goodwin
attended the funeralof their rela-
tive Mr.. Walker, at Taylor Tues
day.
One of the heaviest rain falls
visited this section Saturday and
continued through a gloomy Sab
bath day.
DR.. and Mrs. r. NJ. LeavelI left
yesterday tC visit relatives in
Blue Mountain, Cherry Creek and
Sherman.
Mrs. John Oglesvie, af Silver
Creek is visiting her mother.
Mrs. z. T. Leavell at the wo-
mans Hall on the campus.
Fresh Creamery Butter 40c per
pound. GEoRE NJ. KEYS.
For SALE-Pure Jersey Milk,
5Oc per gallon. Apply at Rectory
We have the King Quality Big
Boil Prolific Cotton Seed for sale
NELL & DUNCAN.
For SALE OR RENT-Eichty
acres of land with 4-room DWELL
ing and out-houses, 1 Ia mile
East of Oxford. Apply to
W. C. BATES.
1000 Bales of good Hay cheap
See BISHOP & STALL.
The Farmers Warehouse Co,
Is headquarters Cor all kinds of
Fertilizers.
Secretary OF the State Senate
John Falkner, Jr., and family re-
turned from Jackson Thursday in
the best of health.
The dance Friday night was a
pronounced success in every way,
as was also the matinee dance
Saturday afternoon.
II. & j. Friedman have bought
the dry goods stock of d. |. Sui
tan. Both of their stores will be
continued as at present.
Miss Annie Chandler will enter
tain the Twentieth Century Book
Club Saturday afternoon instead
of Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Celia Meyers Il New York
has arrived in Oxford after many
years absence and is the guest Of
Miss Mary Louise Nelson.
Fresh Creamery Butter Zoe per
pound. GEORGE ". KEYS.
For SALE-Eggs from the best
strain of Barred Plymouth Rock
Chickens. Phone 225.
MISS MAUDE BUTLER.
A variety Of select Cotton Seed
for planting purposes.
FARMERS WAREHOUSE Co.
For SALE-Pure Single Comb
Brown Leghorn Eggs. Phone
379. NRs. SAN BUTLER.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dcnnisou. OF Flat
wood, Va. arrived Monday for
an extended visit to Mr.. and Mrs
Dennison, OF the Colonial Hotel.
Mrs. G. r. Hamelton was call
ed to Aobeville yesterday to at
tend her little grand-son, George
Billingsly, who was accidentIy
shot in the knee while handling a
pistol.
A free demonstration OF Golden
Gate Tea and National Biscuit
Co.'S Cakes, etc., will be given at
George NJ Keyes' grocery on
Thursday, April 4th. The public
is cordially invited.
Misses Lombard, of Memphis,
Maggie Lee Bryant, of Coffee
vile, and Miss Webster, of Jack
son, Tenn, were the guests of
Mrs. Z. ID. Beanland for the
dance Friday night.
The Young women's Auxiliary
of the Baptist Church viii De glad
to fill orders for colored Easter
Eggs. Please place your orders
early. For further particulars
phone No. 43S.
The Browning Club, out of de-
ference for the continued meeting
being held in the Presbyterian
Church, postponed their regular
meeting on Tuesday and will com
bine two programs on April 9th.
We are sorry to learn that Mr..
J. W. Miller, an esteemed sup
porter of The EAGLE and life long
resident of this comfy, has been
critically i'll since moving to his
new home near Memphis.
A series of services are being
held this week by Rev. j. Z.
Brown, pastor of the First Pres
byterian Church. The attend
ance is good and the excellent ser
mons very much annreciated.