Oxford eagle., 1912-04-11

Fresh Creamery Butter i0c per
pound. GEoRE VI. KEYS.
/ We are prepared TO trim your
old hats a1d make them look like
new ones at II very little cost.
Give US n trial and be convinced.
HALEY e SPARKS
Two good second hand Wagons
for sale cheap.
The SIsK LAwSHEE Co.
For SALE-Berkshire and Po-
! land China Pigs in Oxford Satur-
day. April 20th.
Also good pasturage for stock.
J. L. McCoRKLE.
For SALE-Eggs from the best
strain of Barred Plymouth Rock
Chickens. Phone 225.
Miss NAUDE BUTLER.
Mrs. Robert Torrey entertaines
this afternoon in honor of Miss
Purden, OF Greenville. Ala. who
Is a guest of Miss Fraukine Kin
cannon.
Judge W. u. Frazse continues
very i'll at the Commercial Hotel.
His friends are anxious about his
condition, but hope for mis- i'm
prOvemelt.
, Mr.. J. VI. Sanders returned
from Corinth Friday with his two
little daughters who have been
spending several months there
with relatives.
+ Miss Ella Pegues left yesterday
for Washington. d. c., 70 attend
The national convention OF the ID.
A. K. and also 10 visit her broth
er, Mr.. Evans Pegues.
There is service at 80 pm in
the Episcopal Church Sunday.
The public il cordially invited.
Tho rector is at Water Valley Tor
the morning service.
Mr.. Sam Wells and family will
remove this week to their new
home in Knoxville, where they
will make their future home. We
hope they will be we'll pleased.
Fresh Creamery Butter 4Oc per
pound. GEORGE VI. KEYS.
For SALE-Pure Single Comb
Brown Leghorn Eggs. Phone
379. Mrs. SAM BUTLER.
/ For RENT-Five room cottage
near Pontotoc street. Apply to
". c. BATES.
For SALE Thoroughbred
Durac Jersey Sow.
J. \. BUTLER.
Phone 225.
II you are looking for after
Easter Bargains in up-to-date
Millinery, you will find such bar
gains at KALEY & SPARKS.
Simpkins Prolific Cotton Seed
for sale. Three weeks earlier
than ordinary cotton.
The SISK-LAwsHEE Co.
Misses Florence Hedleston, An
ME Fulton Hume, Alma Sims,
Willie Shaw and Mrs. s. W. Moss
attended the Missionary Conven-
ton held at Water Valley last
week.
The L. d. C's will meet with
Mrs. ID. |. Sultan Friday after
noon at 3 80. A full attendance
is desired, as there will be busi-
ness Of Importance is to come be-
+ fore them.t
Z Mr.. j. s. Furr suffered
slight stroke of paralysis Satur-
day morning and fell while walk
ing around his yard. He is re-
ported as resting easy and no
recurrence of the attack.
Mrs. j. 3. Built. entertained
at an Easter egg hunt Monday
afternoon in honor of her little
sons birthday. The little folks
all had good time and wished
for their little host many more
Easter birthdays.
Messrs. l.. II. Torrance, c. W.
Cruise, G.. W. Anderson, OF Able
vile, H. T. Perkins. of Central
Academy, and Stanley Sneed, of
Lafayette Springs, were appre-
ciated visitors 10 THE EAGLE Of
fee during the past week.
There were numerous Easter
egg hunts given Saturday. Miss
Annie Chandler one for her
school grade, Miss Laura Fades
one for her grade, Mrs. j. r.
Harkins and Miss Anna Porter
for their Sunday school classes.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Moore, of the
Commercial Hotel, and their
family will remove to Memphis in
the course of few weeks. We
regret to lose them from our com
munity. and wish them happiness
and prosperity in their chosen
location.
/. This company will accept and
carry free all money, food, cloth
ing and relief supplies for flood
sufferers in the Mississippi Valley
when consigned to charitable,
relief or municipal authorities.
II American Express Co.,