Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-12-24

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some charitable purpose. Chap
erones: Mr.. and Mrs. c. +. Sisk,
Mrs. +. d. Beanland, and Mrs.
Nellie Haynes.
Mrs. Carnaihan and sister,
Miss Olivia Tankersly who have
been quite sick for three weeks
are improving.
Times are dull il is true, bat we
hope they are not dull enough TO
keep Santa Claus from filing
every little stocking in the state.
The sale on CUT GLASS and
CHINA WARE will continue
until Xmas.
BUTLER 4 ToNLIxsoH.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. ID. Clark OF
Memphis will spend Christmas
with their parents Mr.. and Mrs.
A. B. Morris and other Oxford
relatives.
Most OF the University students
have gone to their homes and
will not return until the holidays
are over. We wish them all .
joyous Christmas time.
You should see the remarkable
values in our sale on CUT
GLASS and CHINA WARE.
Don't fail to see our 50c and 81 90
Novelty Counters.
BUTLER & ToMI.INsoN.
Mrs. Hattie Archibald and
children OF Batesville are expect
ed this week to remain until after
the holidays with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. Robson.
Don't forget the mass meeting
Jan. 2nd. Every farmer should
be here. II we can start = dali
~ business it will mean thou
sands to this county and to the
state.
How about q Victrpla for
Xmas? We have them at any
price you may desire. Have nice
selection of Records.
BUTLER & ToNLrNsoN.
Miss Norine Gipson and sister
Miss Mary, gave their father and
hosts Of friends a pleasant sur
pris Saturday by coming down
from Du Quoin H., to spend
Christmas. They are receiving
cordial welcome from everyone.
Fine Stationery and Books,
Fountain Pens and all stationery
asceesories at
DAVIDSON 4 WARDLAw's.
Christmas Tree.
A Christmas tree will be given
to the members Of the Methodist
Sunday School. Thursday even
ing 1t $3.50. Every child will re-
ceive . present and . happy time
is anticipated.
Postmaster McCharen says
there's nothing to keep US all from
having q happy Christmas in
stead of looking blue over things
that may never overtsks US. He
will open a keg of nails for the
benefit of his friends on Christ
mas bay.
Tomorrow will usher in what
should oe to us all, a joyful
anniversary-the birthday of ouI
Lord. 1t is a time hallowed by
tender associations and sacred
memories. A time wien good
will toward fellow-men, thank
fulness and peace should domi-
nate every heart.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. C. Lundie will
enjoy a home coming Of all THEFT
children Christmas week and
will have with them Mrs. Heidle-
burg and children, Leaksville ;
Mrs. Kate Newell aud children,
Water Valley; Mics Annie Lun.
die, Collins: and George Lundie
Memphis.
Some people think that be-
cause it il hard times they can
afford to advertise. That is ths
very reason that they ought q
advertise more. The hustline
business man will get the bust
ness; the man that waits viii
have accumulated bills and hi
goods on hand. Which do yol
prefer?
Following our custom, and thu
custom OF Ill newspapers, ",
shall not provide m issue for tn,
next week but ehall allow tn,
working force to spend the holi'
days - may seem right and prop
er. We hope to begin the New
Year with . bright newsy pape
and trust that no evil may be
fall any OF our people dun
these days but that each ma
spend every day with eobernes
and thankfulness suitable ant
proper to the occasion.
POSTED
All persons arc hereby warne'