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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1915-11-19
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And Oh, the Submarines!

And Oh, the Submarines!
Just like the submaSnes that you
have read so much about-so very,
very real.
Handmade Villages
Whole villages cut out Of wood and decorated
by hand Even the smallest detail, tiny Tea
thered chicks, are to be had One can set up an
entire village In a few minutes churches, houses,
trees, animals, citizens, soldiers, etc. Absorb
ingly interesting!
Toys Made by Belgians
Refugees who turned to toy-makins. Hand
cut from wood and wildly painted soldiers Of
different nations, naval reserves animals and
Christmas trees.
Extraordinary Gifts in Baskets
For boys and girls, and fitted in various ways
One girls basket contains dolls tea service;
another baby doll and layette; all are artistic
ally made and decorated. One OF the boys
baskets has a set Of fine tenpins, roly-poly and
celluloid animals; also Others.
Old-StyIe Dutch Cradles
Foot rock, just such as grandmothers
used. Little lace curtains, lawn spreads
and lace trimmed pillows.
Forts and Lead Soldiers
Forts that bristle with guns Lead
soldiers of all foreign nations in the
most warlike fighting and marching
attitudes Papier mache soldiers in cabinets
or done up in tenpin fashion.
And Such Real Looking Guns
Guns that you imagine would spell
war. Rapid fire guns on wheels.
Wooden cannon with wooden pegs for
ammunition; steel and iron cannon on wheels.
And guns used for firing at warships-bg
dreadnought targets
Armored Autos and Trains
Just like those used in European
warfare Grim and determined look
ing engines turned into harmless play
things.
The New claude" Reproduced
The flying machine that has won
worldwide fame. GlideS over the
ground, then ascendS and flies away.
Games of Every Description
Everything that is new and amusing
in games; games for the young and the
grown-ups, and all at attractive prices.
And somany other wonderful things for Christ
mas gift giving that it would take a whole page TO
describe them. GlMBELS-Fourth Floor
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1915-11-19

Inc french travelling circus
will be q big attraction.
- A real live Santa Claus (s6
years old will .be soon in his
y ice palace.
The War Dolls to be seen In
the Palace OF Peace will be o
tremendous attraction. No
where else In this country In
Z there such Christmas feature.
- Skating ut St. Moritz will
wildly appeal to young and old.
The Submarine Vending Ma
chine will be big novelty.
SO will the Dardanelles Vend-
. ing Machine be.
Novelties Galore--A big centre
OF attraction in addition to tho
Fourth Floor surprises.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1915-11-19
And Such Real Looking Guns

Guns that you imagine would spell
war. Rapid fire guns on wheels.
Wooden cannon with wooden pegs for
ammunition; steel and iron cannon on wheels.
And guns used for firing at warships-big
dreadnought targets
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1915-11-19
Toys Made by Belgians

Refugees who turned to toy-makns. Hand
cut from wood and wildly painted soldiers OF
different nations, naval reserves. animals and
Christmas trees.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1915-11-19
French Mechanical Animals

Walking bears, jumping lions, leap
ing tigers, walking dolls, swimming
dolls, arobatic figures and comica
that do wonderful stunts.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1915-11-19
Forts and Lead Soldiers

Forts that briste with guns. Lead
soldiers of all foreign nations in the
most warlike fighting and marching
attitudes. Papier mache soldiers in cabinets
or done up in tenpin fashion.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1915-11-19
White Nursery Furniture
Red Cross Ambulonces

These wildly picture war in MIN
cry. Stretchers containing the forms
Of wounded soldiers are seen in thest
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1915-11-19
Dolls of Every Description

Such amazing representations OF big
and little dolls! Dolls Of every nation,
blends and brunettes. Charming in
their varied lOveliness.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1915-11-19
LAY Suits for Boys and Girls

The biggest stocks in town. Indian
Suits, Police, Cowboy, Sheriff, Mexi-
can, Boy Scout and Soldier Play Suits,
All on figures so you can see just how
they will look.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1915-11-19
Armored Autos and Trains

Just like those used in European
warfare. Grim and determined look
ing engines turned into harmless play
things.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1915-11-19
Santa Claus Land
On the STR Floor

ALL life. color and merriment when the
GIMBEL Store opens tomorrow. You
will find the Eighth Floor transformed.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1915-11-19
Imported Plush Animals

Made of plush, and from the clever
est originators in Europe, Included
are elephants, camels, buffaloes, dogs,
horses, bears, pigs, cows.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1915-11-19
Extraordinary Gifts IL, Baskets

For boys and girls, and fitted in various ways.
One girls basket contains dolls tea service;
another baby doll and layette; all are artistic
ally made and decorated. One OF the boys
baskets has a set OF fine tenpns, roly- poly and
cellloid animals; also Others.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1915-11-19

GMBE TOY STORE on the Fourth Floor realm Of real acna-
thoroughly stocked scientifically conducted and Organized toy business
a wonderful which
get ebestth NEWEST and the MOST
THOUSANDS DOLLARS WORTH OF EXCLUSIVE THINGS
half of GMBEI Toyand Wherever
something things entirely
excusive-hngs cannot buy elsewhere
In the military
European conflict here brought starlingty
to captivating exhibition OF
GMBEIS You will find the Fourth
Floor a Garden of Toy Delights.
Here Are Some of the Things Will See
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1915-11-19
Handmade Villages

by hand. Even the smallest detail, tiny Tea
thered chicks, are to be had. One can set up an
entire village In few minutes churches, houses,
trees, animals, citizens, soldiers, etc. Absorb
ingly Interestingly
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1915-11-19
Old-Style Dutch Cradles

Foot rock, just such as grandmothers
used. Little lace curtains, lawn spreads
and lace trimmed pillows.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1915-11-19
The New claude" Reproduced
Games of Every Description

Everything that Is new and amusing
in games; games for the young and the
grown-ups, and all at attractive prices
And somany other wonderful things for Christ
mas gift giving that it would take whole page TO
describe them GlMBELS Floor
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-01-14
An Ordinance of the City of
Oxford

Seetinn + Be L ordained 5y the
mayor ard ccu1cilfrsn Of the CITY Of
Oxford Mss. that the salary Ct R. s.
Adams Mayor. ca ard the same IS hsrahy
fixed ~ S50~Co Per month. rayaSia
monthly ard E1aE the sad mayer 1s re-
CURED % dsscte such tine - the ssrvsce
Of the city As uzg 1e necessary % eff
Gently zrc properly 1lsE1arrs the duties
aerercfnrs assigned 10 nm By ordnance
Sec 2 Ba i further oTdziasd ny rne
mayor and ccuncilmen Of the CITY Of ca
tord- Allss-- that the salary cf J. H Law
snes cossicz man. city clerk and city tar
collector De ana the saEns IS hereby kxsd
AZ $4,000 ger month p2Yl5le monthly
and hs IS q dsgors ms entire tine to rhe
ssruce Ct tina city n tiia discharge OF has
duties as harsE1f1Ee assigned y aim ny
ordinances.
SEC 3. Be it further ordained hy tire
mayor aud cnunEirsz as rse city az OK
fork Hiss that the salary Of T. "
Avsn- councilman. street sewer. water.
light and Irs conuIsaoner "a ard the
sams Is herehy fixed az $500 Ger
month payzAie mcnEhiy and he IS to de-
vuts ms entire time % the service Of the
city II the discharge Of tne duties hsrekn-
fora assigned :, nm By ordnance
Sec 4. his Grdinznce was read and
z5uptei BY sections and then as ~hoie
ard creerad pEznisziasG according 70 I4M.
by yea and nay voea- r S. Adams.
mayor voting yea T " Asanr e1urcil-
Irar voting Yea ardI- FL Lzwsnee. c1un-
@isnan snrlng yea
2. s Aszns. May1r
II *
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-01-14

charge Of Mayor =. S. AkSrss shail sru-
sssr ef. the entire peisea vower sss-t.n
rhs nunieipality as crowded n TIE STAT
utes and the ordinances 81 the city
PASSED ard accepted urdsr the ssa al
mlristr1ticn and rcw n f1ree tharssn
and such as mar hereafter be enacted
5y ina courcii and this Department shaii
asa Fare fuil charxe y re sarit1rv Ger
diEions u TIRE city with fuA pa~er ard
authority . snfurca a. avs ard crit
nancas as governing ne saFua 11d sucn
further cuE1ss as mag frcfu tsz-a . nnna
ts assigned T. sald Department By the
council.
Sec g. That derarTrnent No ?. with
J. = LaNsiaee n e1arxa as sgrerusen- =
cant snail cvssi s. a. the duties uf ecilect-
I1g al taxss q the ei-Y n each Depart
merit tleres1{. ard 20 t1cll-ate Ia per
f1rralce 81 has d1tas. IS lareny ssgg-sd
ard 9asi<1ateu as { y cserx fer the cts
q Oxford ard snah as s,lch clark % ard
rerforu AZ al times ard WREN required
y Ire s1unci al af ma clerical Wcrx
rscassarY Or properly belonging t. TIE
city Business
Sec Z. Derar.mart No. !. IN cnarre
Of councilman 7. " Axens as su5srrsen-
cant snail consist 81 the nztt ard water
plant q the city. ira entire sewerage
SUSTAIN toEat1sr with al streets. street
crossing. zsleY-wags. sidewalks ard ire
IRE department
Sec 9. TIA Su7erintsrdants 81 the
departments as described IN ta1sa 1r1i-
nRn1ss shall h1ya and exercise frsii ar
t11risy N t1eir rasreeaye Departments as
rev or hereafter designated ard SHAH
assume fa.l responsibility % ths couas.i
for the proper ldninfssrae,on cf tsls said
departments.
Sec. 3 L snail be trs duty sf Tire
camel % dssx- - the difsrsns 6erart-
ulents as designated II ne foregoing
ordinances s--n cther or lIrrnar matters
and tnirUs from sinst1 urna aacsssary
for the prcrer and Efficient government
Of tire city
Sec 10 That ths ts-rns Ct ofics CT al
offiears under the former demonstration
of the city Of Oxford whether appointed
" elected snail cease ard % vacant from
and after ths Attn day 81 January. 1915.
THIS ordinances was rad ard sctsd On
oy yea ara ray vots by sections Each
ssctscn 1elnE voced or ssrarately. then
as a whcia z. s. Ada Is nraycr-cnrn-
missioner voting yea. J. n LA~shee vor-
ing yea and T. w. Avsnt voting yea
r. s. ADAMS. Mayor.
J. H. LAwsHEE. Clark
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-01-14
Now Is The Time
To Get Printing Done


Sunday was the regular day
for service here and a good
congregation gathered to near
Bro Floyd. This was his first
sermon far the New Year. His
theme was s-Go Forward a very
timely and helpful discours Sc and
heartily appreciated by ali
present
Mrs j. 5 Galway was called
TO Memphis the past week by the
serious illness OF her sister Mrs.
Hail.
edBescay was set a day
for the cleaning up and otherwise
repairing OF the cemetery hera
Mr. and Mrs. ~ F. Galloway
attended service here Sunday.
We Welcome Mr.. Arthur Fous.
and sisters into our community.
They now live on the Green
place
Mr.. and Mrs. Fountain Gala
way r. are also welcome ad6i-
lions to our community and
church.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. p. Stephens
of near Abbey He attended
preaching here Sunday
Our roads still remain almost
i npassa6ls in places especially
tnose tat have not been dragged
regularly Dragging il the only
saving and you mus keep
everlastringiy at i to accomplish
results.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-01-14

We are authorized to announce
". NJ Woodward as 9 candidate
for reelection to the Office Of
Chancerv Clerk OF Lafay cite
county. n position he has hsId 50
acceprably for several terms
Mr. Woodward Is so well known
all over the county and 50 popular
with all OF our people that there
IL very little left that is necessary
for Us 10 say about him. He has
given general satisfaction in his
public service. and fully under
stands all OF the duties OF this
position. He is accommodating
% everybody and his friends are
legion The voters of the coun y
are asked to consider his claims.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-01-14
An Ordinance of the City of
Oxford.

Be i urGainsd by the mayor and coun-
cilmsn 0f Ehe city Of Oxford. as faiicws-
Secricr l. That the corporate rlzne
s. The City OF 0xsSrd. ard ali Of the
BUSINESS 1s -aa SKI =ssy - E<zlsaersd
unGsr that mama
Sec. q That the regular meetings Of
tie council snail 1e neld ar-tfs city rail
ia Oxford twice each month On the fci-
lowing days oegIrnfrz a. 10 siclrek- -
m on the first and third Mcadass Of sIacn
ron-h-
Sex Trzt ts1s commissioners shall
keep tina following afiizs hours daily. ex-
espr Sundays ana legal HOLIDAYS -n-wir-
from 2 o'eiccx D. m nj ) o'clock D m.
Sec A. That ina executive and ad-
ninisrr1-iva departments of ths city Cow
srnnent snail be ard s here1Y divided
into three dspartraentsand snail be known
and designated as departments No !. z.
and g.
Mayor r. s. Adams IS hesshy dasix
mated Is superintendent Of department
No. a. Councilman J. H. Lawszse IS
superintendent of department No. 2. ard
councila.zn r. W. Asenr as superirten-
dent Of department No. ).
Sec 5. That dspzrt1rsnE Nc ! N
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-01-14

The partnership heretofore
existing between Drs. Rowland
& Culiey has been by mutual
eonsens disolved. 1arties indebt-
ed 10 the firm will please call and
settle a. the earliest possible mo-
ment- Parties holding account
against the frm will please pre-
sent them at once. Jan. fst, 1915.
DR.. p. v. Rowland.
DIR. J.. c. CeIley.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-01-14

We are authorized 20 announce
Z. l.. Stephens as 4 candidate
Tor Chancery Clark Of Lafayette
county. Mr. Stephens = one 80
th= most capable and reliable
citizens Of our c1lnEv. where he
has spent his life. and IS 50 well
known thar any introduction
from Us seems unnecessary. He
- thoroughly acquainted With all
kinds Of clerical work. pains
taking and correctiu the smallest
details He vii serve the pubic
faithfully II chosen for this
position and asks the kind con-
-idefarinn Of the voters Of TIE
county
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-01-14
An Ordinance of the CITY OF
Oxford.

Be i ordained By tne council Of the
city OF Oxford taat Lax 2amsy be and ne
- asrsoy appointed nie1t-~aEchr1zn and
hrs salary IS fxet at the rate ct
5000 per month- payable monthly. and
Prerequisites as collected oy hun without
lla1llIrY &C s1s part Of the city CT Oxford
I'D rs 5ssssss maj sss1- sss=-.1 &c =sses -
nm ~ the ccuucil from tine &c tire as
necessity ard gocc @overrmsnr OF the
CITY may require That the uixnE
Waterman snail be ar all cres under the
erect control q me superintendent Of
department No l.
r. s. Ansxs. Mayor
J. H. LA~sEEE. Clerk
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-01-14
DiSCOVery!
EUYKENDilL'S GREAsELEss LIa-
UID ECZEMA REMEDY

Certainly does cure any ant ali Itch
ing skin. Troubles such a. Eczema
letter. Ring Worm. Poison Oak, Itch,
Fever Bfi=ters. Frust Bites. Chicken
Fox Priekly Heat. Metric Rash, AMI
ald stubborn sores thought q be Can
GERS. Gives instant relief ant cures
when D ysicians fail TRY ONE
BOTTLE ON SALE.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-01-14

On last Saturday afternoon at
| 30 O'Clock in the parior Of the
CSloniai Hotel. Mr.. p. W. Mon
roe Of Nashville. Tenn. and Miss
Gladys Jones, who has made
her home in Oxford the past
SIX m onths, we're married.
the ceremony being performed
by Rev. J B. Leavell- Mr..
Aonr1e Is special claim agent
for the Western Union Telegraph
CO. The happy couple viii
make their future home in Jack
son, Miss, when they return
from a Northern tou-.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-01-14

Notice : hereby givea that the CIers
OF the Board OF Supervisors. will r.
eeive sealed bids up till Il O'Clock
noou- TuH-day, Feb = 1915, fer the
working o. the road beginning n Tom
Tidweil's and running 20 Union Hiil
Churrh- said road TO De worked accorvi
tng 10 Plans and specifications row on
fiie in the Chansery Clerks Office The
Bczr'l reserves the right a, reject any
and al bios
v. NJ. WOODWARD. Clerk.
q. A WOODWARD. D e.
JIt-2f3s.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-01-14

Notice is hereby given to the
public that the business firm of
J. =. Crow and Co., of Oxford,
Miss. composed of j. r. Crow
and r. F.. Morgan is dissolved.
J. r Crow assumes all indebted
ness due by the firm and all debts
due the firm should be paid to
J. r Grow. who will continue the
business a. heretofore
J. r Crow
r. F. MORGAN.
jan 1st, 1915
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-01-14

Notice is hereby gwen chat the Clerk
of the Board Of Supervisors will re-
cefve sealed Bids till l. O'Clock noon,
Tuesday. Feb > 1915, for the working
Of the public road beginning at Harri
sanviIle Church TO Pamela county line.
Said roads IA De worked according tn
plans and specifications raw on file ia
the Chancery Clerks office The Board
Reserves the right to reject any and all
bisls-
W. NJ WooDw ARD, Clerk
G. A. WsoDwARD, D. C..
Jfs-z -
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-01-14
rHs GHrnrr

Last December had very severe
cold and was nearly Down sick in BID.
/ bought two bottles sf Gk=mberiain's
Cough Remedy and il Vas cnly very
few days until I WIS completely restor
Ell TO heaIrh.n WRITES % j. Metcalf.
Weatherby, Mo- II you would knew
the value Of this remedy, ask any one
woo has used It. Outainzhle every
where
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-01-14

Owing 70 the stringency Of the
tines, J. t. Burrow, grocery
man. made an assignments Satur-
day night for the benefit Of his
creditors We learn that Mr..
Burrows creditors viii De paid in
full. yet il il another evidence
that our people have before them
a hard year Money Is scarce
and business poor. There are
many merchants everywhere who
will fiEd X hard to weather the
storm
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-01-14

Next Sunday, Jan 18th. there
will De Divine Services at IL a. N.
in the Episcopal church. Arch
deacon Smeads sof Jackson will
be the preaehsr He will also
conduct services and preach for
the Y u. c. A. in their Hail. on
the Campus At T.15 p m The
public il cordially invited 90
these services.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-01-14

psl1i r~stlAsaliena. - thsy caunrt rnarn
slTHnna . nrrtiun the sur FANrr
sly err war 70 1ure deafness. ard fh1t .
Fl'IIaftlEt i1-l-fI rrt,lrsttaa tianfr4aa -
sua4li ~ ca Itnrfasi e1rfIftIur 81 taa M
urirr ~ ~ E14s4FAlan rahs Nhan
tttlr IT, sstGa4 rtaI Tssu have q FanAlIne
aai1f ~ eis rfgeG hnartnH and whrn Il o
tftFriv Cisaee. uesfmass tn suit ard
rlear t'is fnit1 munaaIaa can D. .aksn cut
1T rtits NIB ressorrsf - "a ,rrual c8ndl-
ga. 'trurtnr VIII D. dcsfroFeal rsrseers aiun
asFa aut % fFn ra1sFd ~ C8tHr~h.
enieN 70 rofafnx hur an tntamsd aunstltinn
e fHr nsueaas sarf1rws
We wi1 give one Huu9r~f Dollars fsr any
-snnst D. elrsf ~ FAIRS cnfarrh cars.
ef.f frr rirrssar~ w.
J. f-HE<Er q c. rolesla. ohin.
seif ~ rraxersfa 50
raks HAIRS fasnllx Ptiis for constipation.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-01-14
An Ordinance of the City of
Oxford.

BE i ordairsd by the council Of TIE
city CT Oxford rira- n L Downing De
ard IS hsfshy Appointed and designated
as superintendent Of the aghs and water
pants Of tie u undsr tae supervision
ard s1rtrri Of councilman I. W. 4verr.
It salary CT 81 $500 per month paya-
BE m5nhttY- His duties arc 1ssizeG As
f1,ioNs to-ait- He shaa Rad al meters
and Do ard 1srf1rm Al duties necessary
. operata eff emily ard successfully sur
tia bereft q tbs patrons az the sad
rianfs ard % hava and 70 exercise
general supervision over the sane urGsr
Eas cire=t1a ard caasrat Of Commissioner
named 81 t1e council Is su,erirtsrdsns.
T. b ADAMS. Mayor
= r. LAwszEE- CLARK
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-01-14
MsaIay, 18th day Of Jan. ISIS,

n LAFAYETTE Springs, Miss. effeE for
sale and sell for cash, defaalt having
been made IN payment of said infiebt-
edness, the following property to-wir.
One bIaez horse mule about II years
old, also, north w-st quarter section
Il. township 3, range 1 west, also -
aeres = fraction of north side OF south
vest quarter section Il township 9,
range west, also 10 Sd acres n frac-
ton in saath- west corner of southwest
quarter section Id. township ., range
1 west. IN LAFAYETTE county, Miss,
sail sale being made TO satisfy above
indeo dnes$ / Will convey such title
Al is vested IN me IS tru tee wEicn Is
believed by me TO be god This Jan
4th, 1915
Fl n SINS.
Substituted Trustee.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-01-14
An Ordinance of the City oil
Oxford.

Be l. ordainsi BY III e1uncil o. TIE city
Of Oxford nat the hc-d executed BY J.
r. Ltwshee as city cier< ard tax =1ilec-
tor ~ the sum OF ffteen thousand dollars
(st5.ooOl with the Fidelity ard Deposit
Co u Maryland be and is hereby ae-
ceptsd and IS hereby ortersd sled and r
B Adams. Mayor s hereby designated
custodian tksrsnf
r s A5Axs. Mayer.
J. II. LAwsHzE. Clerk
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-01-14
TINE TABLE
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|SS Local Items n



Pstronize Our Job Department.
Read the new City Ordinances
in the Eagle
Miss May Brock has returned
from Alabama.
Miss Margaret Compton Is visit
ing in Austin, Texas
Mr. and Mrs p < Matthews
left for Parchman Monday
Mrs. George Keys has returned
from visit to Memphis
The little son OF Kossie Trhbs
Is seriously Ill with fever
Senator Lee u. Russell spent
Monday in Taylor on legal bus;-
ness.
Kiss May Mcclure has been
i'll with the grippe the past two
weeks
Esquire c. II. Evars was called
to Taylor on Tuesday To try a
criminal case.
Mrs. r. L. Stephens has eeen
suffering with q severe case OF
bronchitis the past ten days
Mrs c. H. Roach attended the
marriage Of her sister Miss
Nor1eet of Water Valley. Thurs
cay
DR. w. B. Mcmahon and son.
DR.. W. b. Mcmahon, Jr-. were
called 70 Memphis Yesterday on
business
Mr. C. H. Fee OF Cisco Texas.
returned home Saturday after a
pleasant visit TO his mother Mrs.
b. c. Fee
Mrs Eva May Griffin pad son
OF Water Valley, spent e past
week with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs l. A Purvis-
Col j. ". T. %alkner. attorney
for the new city administration
has been kept busy writing and
framing up the new ordinances
We are glad to record that a
fne grocery store will soon re
opened up II our town by some
of our most substantial business
men,
Mr.. C. C.. kirkpatrick and
family who have made their
home in Oxford for>the past year
removed last weak to Tupslo,
where they expect to reside per-
manentiy-
Things will take q turn"
Oxford has suffered from the
business depression. like all other
Communities, but the out look i
growing brighter and We must
hope for that better day
Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. H0leonb
of Yoakim, Texas, spent Monday
night with Mr. and Mrs. r. H.
McElroy enroute to Clear Creek
tovisit their sister Mrs H. L.
Bunch who Is critically ILL.,
We learn that Mr.. L. F. Tubbs
who has been section foreman az
College Hill for n number Of
years. viii be transferred TO Nal
esus Team. at a. early date and
Mr.. Charles Hamilton OF Water
Valley will move to College Hill
section
Mr.. j. C.. Upchurch OF Coffee
vile aud Miss Bette Sue Norfleet
Of Water Valley were married at
the home of the brides parents,
on Jan. 7th. at 8 p m Rev A b
Morris officiating Miss Noriiest
is well known here her childhood
home. and highly esteemed Dy
many friends
There were 1895 bales OF cot
ton. counting round as half eales
were Rinned IN Lafayetle &C ,
from the crop Of 1914 prior 70
January 1. 1915, a. compared
with I5s184 bales ginned up u
tA~k tims in January, 1914.
a. 8 WEESrER. agt-