Local Happeanings in Oxford and Nearby
Oxford and surrounding towns bustle with visits and calls. Notables include Dr. Tom Collier purchasing Oxford Pharmacy, Miss Laura Lake’s death and funeral plans, Rev W J King in Nashville, urgent illness of Mr Levin Lake, and several social visits to Memphis and Jackson. Local business activity includes Wade Harris & Yates advertising new stock and store improvements.
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Oxford Dry Goods Co
Miss Montgomery
Mary Burt
Harris & Yates
J. E. Neilson
New York
Neilson
Miss Hann
St. Louis
Helen Trigg
Tribute of Respect for J S Ford by Pine Hill Lodge
Pine Hill Lodge No 359 AF and AM notes the death of J S Ford born January 22 1824 Rutherford County Tennessee moved to LaFayette County Mississippi in 1845 joined M E Church in 1840 and active Christian until death December 20 1903. Ford joined Masonic groups in Oxford and Green Leaf before settling at Pine Hill where he remained a faithful member. The committee asks the minutes copy to the family and local paper.
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Pine Hill
J. S. Ford
Rutherford County
Tenn
LaFayette County
Miss
M. E. Church
Bro. Ford
Gathright Lodge
Oxford
Green Leaf Lodge
Bro
Ford
M. I. Quick
A. R. Wilson
C. V. Prater
Change of Firm at Oxford Pharmacy
T. J. Collier announces he has purchased the stock of the Oxford Pharmacy and will continue the business at the same location under the same name to retain old patrons and gain more. Oxford, February 24, 1904. Subscribe for Tus FaGLe.
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Oxford Pharmacy
T. J. Collier
Oxford
Wanted Correspondents Seek 4 Live Reporters
Tae EaGle seeks four live correspondents at multiple towns including Taylor's College Hill Teckville Orrwood Burress Splinter Gomez Delay Walton Paris Denmark Caswell Tula Liberty Hill Holder Harmon Noah Dallas and Keel. Paper and envelopes provided. Respond with updates at least three times monthly.
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Tae EaGle
Taylor's
College Hill
Teckville
Orrwood
Burress
Splinter
Gomez
Delay
Walton
Paris
Denmark
Caswell
Tula
Liberty Hill
Holder
Harmontown
Noah
Dallas
Keel
Service of Song at Methodist Church Delights Attendees
The Song Service at the Methodist Church Sunday night drew a good crowd despite bad weather. Rev. J. R. Countiss gave a prayers and address. a varied program featured soprano and alto soloists, tenors and basses, an orchestra, and a piano solo. The voluntary offering will fund new song books for the choir.
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J. R. Countiss
Mesdames Beanland
Matthews
Leavell
Gipson
Riley
Starzinger
Favorite Home Paper Promises Broad Western Readership
The Twice-a-week Republic of St. Louis markets itself as a long established popular weekly. It touts informing and entertaining readers with national and state conventions coverage, World’s Fair notes, Farm and Visitor supplement for farmers, home and fashion content, and household tips, urging subscriptions via its St. Louis office or local dealers.
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Republic
Republic of
le Louis
Ofice
St. Louis
Oxford Brick and Tile Company Incorporation Charter
The charter creates a Mississippi corporation named Oxford Brick and Tile Company for fifty years to make and sell brick and tile. It designates Oxford Lafayette County as the principal site and sets capital stock up to 10000 dollars, with 7000 subscribed to commence business. It outlines governance by a stockholder elected Board of Directors, officers, annual meetings, and admission rules for directors and vacancies.
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C. W. Petrie
J. W. T. Falkner
F. M. Stowers
J. BE. Neilson
T. O.rorp Brick and Tile Co
Oxford
LaFayette
Mississippi
LaFayette County
Board of Directors
The Eagle Offers Old Newspapers at 25 Cents per Century
The Eagle advertises a sale of old newspapers priced at 25 cents per hundred. It highlights affordable reading material for collectors and researchers seeking archival issues.
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the Eagle
Ste
Gipsy Queen at Opera House for Methodist Fund
Fronday Night February 29th the Gipsy Queen will be presented at the Opera House for the Green Fund of the Methodist Church under Miss Frances Winchester. Reserved seats for the front four rows are 75 cents each tickets for the rest 50 cents general 25 cents for children under 12. Audience to be seated by 8 30 curtain rises at that hour doors close to avoid disturbance. Tickets on sale at Oxford Pharmacy tomorrow morning.
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Frances Winchester
Methodist Church Organ Fund
Fronday
Opera House
Methodist Church Green Fund
Frances _Winchester
Oxford
Reception at the Hart House for Mr F T Price Bride
A Sunday reception in Henderson Tennessee honors Mr F T Price and his bride hosted by the Wrought Iron Barge workers. Price, a popular salesman, returned from Christmas vacation to find colleagues asleep at their posts, then received a silver tea set as a gift rivaled only by a prior couple’s gift to Mr and Mrs Peyndels.
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F. T. Price
Price
Mr. Reynolds
Frank
Henderson
Peynelds
Tenn
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Hart House
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Abe Brenner
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