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Newspaper
Oxford Eagle
Location
Oxford, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1901
Page
3
Oxford column highlights social visits and illnesses including Miss Pauline Andrews and Mrs. I. A Purvis. Several weddings, moves, and visitors are noted, alongside business ads and a forecast of severe February weather. The U. S. V’s meet Saturday, and Quo Vadis entertainment draws interest with hats to be removed at the Opera House.
A compilation of personal mentions visits and travels in Oxford Mississippi including Miss Minnle Beard of Taylors, Mrs K A Crouch in Memphis, Kathy Klemoree's return from the Mies Kitty Klemoree, and visits by Jim Wright of Jackson. Also notes on field trials, opera attendance in Memphis, Sunday sermons, and community events.
The Presbyterian Manse, the town’s premier rental property in Oxford, invites applications directed to J. H. Kormro0Ns for tenancy.
A small shoat of about 40 or 50 pounds with black and white spots is found. Owner should call to claim and pay all charges. Signed H. Sanders. Subscribe for the Eagle.
Town readers lament the rapid wear of linen and washable fabrics blamed on chemical preparations like Gould Dust and Rub No More. The piece urges white merchants and housekeepers to halt their use to curb fabric destruction and protect household goods. It also notes a university social event hosted by Chi Omega and U Ds with festive decor and attendees from prominent Mississippi families.
A notice from Abbeville Mississippi offers a reward for information leading to the recovery of a 3 year old mule about 13 1 2 hands high from near Tippah County. Contact A E Keanan Abbeville for details.
A cold medal shaped as a large star was found Sunday morning between D. G. Carpenter's residence and the depot. The finder should return it to the officer to receive a reward.
A general blacksmith and repair shop announces ready to do all kinds of work with satisfaction guaranteed. Located one door east of FP. K. Matthews' Stable. ROB? J. KNIGHT.
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