Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-06-17
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wilile Neyr. has returned from
jackson.
Mr.. Tom Buford visited his friends
in our city last week.
Miss Matte stone left yesterday
tor Lawrenccburg Tenn.
Miss Sannie Handicy r. visitings
friends In Water Valley.
Mr.. John Hebron OF Leland visited
relatives In Oxford last week.
Mr.. Harris Bremen n wishing
relatives In Oxford this week.
Rev. r. NJ. Standefer visited the
Nashville expos ision Last week.
Miss Renna Barry has returned
home after her session In Greenvillc,
Miss.
Mr.. Eugene Roberts Of Lcnoke,
Ark, Is Visiting his fsthes on North
street.
Paul Ramey made several living
business trips to Waterford last
week.
Miss Helen Mcwhorter Ia spend
ing the week with relatives In Holly
Springs.
Miss Charlie Malone left Last
Monday for her home in Marshall,
Texas.
Mr.. NJ. +. Patton OF LaFay cite
Spring.. was a welcome visitor 20
the EAGLE ONCE Saturday.
Mr.. Aven Mayhem, will be the
guest OF Mr.. b. p. Gray, while at
tending the Normal.
Mies Pearl cowiine lcfs saturday
Tor her home In Nashville, Ark. :,
To spend the summer.
Prof. J. NJ. Barrow of Columbus
reached Oxford Monday to take
part in the Peabody Normal.
Miss Lille stoates leaves to-day
for an extended visit 10 relatives in
Texas and the Indian Territory.
Prof. A, q, Maddox OF U. r. G. is
Waiting Safdis and SenatobiA this
week In the interest OF his school.
Mr.. Tom Leland, the recently APP
pointed postmaster OF Water v alley
spent several days in Oxford last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Lesser. and
Messrs +. l. and Will Nope, OF
runica, accompanied the remains OF
their mother 10 Oxford
Messrs Arthur Jones, Edd Ker-
shaw and Archie Crockett are At
tending the summer school on the
campus.
Misses Allie Chiffon and New.om
whs have been visiting Mrs. Chiffon
on South street have returned to
their homes In Menphis.
Mr.. Maurice q. Fulton left Mon
day night for Meridian Miss, TO
contest fer the medal given by the
Inter Collegiate Oratoricai Associa-
tion-
Miss Emma Morris left Tuesday
Morning for her home In Pontc-
toe county, after spending several
weeks with Mr.. and Mr.. p. Il. Mat
thcws.
Mr.. Thayer Robuck of Star,
Miss, was q most welcome visitor
to our ONCE this week. He reports
crops fairly good in that neighbor-
hood.
Messrs e. C. Jones OF Grenada,
z. L. Porter OF Tupelo, and X. +.
Moss OF College Hill, are attending
the summer school preparing for
the University.
Mrs.w r. Reynolds, accompanied
by her little son Willie, left last week
for Caplevillc, Tenn, where she
will spend several weeks with her
sister, Mrs. Mary Alsobrook.
Messrs W. II. ffargroves and Z.
w. Ipscomb left Monday night for
Knoxville Tenn, by way of Nash
vile, they will attend the Y. NJ. G.
\. conference which meets there.
Mr. Geren McIemore, and his
charming wife, OF Greenwood are
| the guests of their relatives, the
family of Dr. Baird on North street.
They are on their way for n Summer
outing at waukesha, Wisconsin.
Miss Lady IngrahAm OF memphis
spent several days In the city this
week, q guest OF the Anderson
House. Miss Ingraham is a neice OF
Ex-Congressman Casey Young and
ID one OF the most accomplished and
popular young ladies in the Blum
City.
Misses Rena Whitfield OF Jackson
and MAble Smith Of Greenville, two
among the most interesting and
popular young ladies' who attended
the commencement exercises and
who contributed % much 70 the en-
h ioyment of their numerous friends
during the week. returned 70 their
homes on Saturday last. During
their stay they were most hospi-
tably entertained by their very
charming young friend Miss Minnie
Smith on south street. These young
ladies' will always receive cordial
welcome in Oxford.