Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-07-01
PERSONALS.
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Miss Mable Hcwry is visiting rcla-
tives in Corinth.
Miss Ida Duncan is the guest OF
Mrs. W. e. Chiffon.
Hon. W. T. Mcdonald visited
Benton county last week.
Miss Myrtle Graham 81 Ab5cVille
- in the city visiting friends.
Mrs. q. W. Hurley and son How
ard are visiting the Exposition.
Miss virgie Mosby Is visiting the
Misses McLemorc Ia Memphis.
Mr.. J. +. Pope, of Jackson. Tenn,
was among our Sunday visitors.
Mr.. Bruce Brown, OF Greenwood,
Is Al home spending the summer.
Prof. c. +. Webb returned from
the Nashville Exposition Monday.
Miss Matney Bowles returned t.
her home in Texas last " cdnesday.
Hon. W. A. Roane has returned
from week OF recreation in the
Delta.
Rev. A. II Morris and daughter.
Miss Cara, returned from Nashville
last Friday.
Deputy United State Marshal An
derson. of New Albany, was In the
city last week.
Mrs. Whitaker left for Nashville
,steriay accompanied by her neicc,
.siiss Frost Roane.
Mr.. G. l.. Russell has returned
from Mt. Pleasant, to visit his rela-
tives and friends.
Mrs. VI. A. Ross has returned from
visit TO her son, Hon. Jas. Long
street of Grenada.
Miss Rosa Block OF Water Valley.
spent severl days with the Misses
Reynolds last week.
Prof. X. W. Jones OF the Unver-
sity attended the Veterans reunion
Mt Nashville last week.
Miss Pearl Leavell returned Sat
urday from pleasant visit to Nash
vile and other points.
Miss Lizzie Hope, of College Hill,
IL spending several days with Miss
Beverly NELL on East st.
Miss Lizzie Burns OF Milan, Tenn,
is visiting the family of MIR. Nathan
Morley, her grand father.
Miss Mary Porter returned to her
home near Paris, Tenn, after a
pleasant visit to relatives here.
Judge c. Il. Howry, of Washing
ton, ID. {. was among the arrivals at
the Anderson House this week.
Mr.. J. +. Pcgues who is now a
commercial tourist, Is at home
spending week with his family.
Messrs. L. Z. Lcavell, ". II. Har-
grove and T.. w. Lipscomb, returned
from Knoxville, Tuesday morning
Misses Belle Sullivan and Annie
Burbridge attended the Missionary
Conference in Holly Springs last
week.
Mr.. T.. L. Russell, returned from.
Nashville last Thursday, where he
attended the great Confederate Re
union.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Bryant re-
ru.nsa home from Nashville last
Friday after =. r~ding several days
at the Centennial.
Miss Pearl King, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. J. y. Gipson.
for several months, left for her
home in DuQuoin, III, yesterday
morning.
Mr.. X. ID. Roberts of Holder.
| dropped in to see n Tuesday. He
says that they have not had any rain
out their recently but crops are in
fair condition.
Mr.. p. II. Rankin was in the city
Tuesday. He says he has travelled
over wide area of country lately
and finds the farmers needing rain
badly in many places.
Mr.. J. W. Falkner. of Dawson,
Tex, a relative of our tcwnsman,
Col. j. W. L. Falkner, will make his
| future home with US and enter the
University next September.
During the absence OF Mr.. A. r.
Bogard on business trip, Mr.. Gayle
| Beaniand will assist in keeping his
customers supplied with the fresh
est groceries the market affords.
Miss Sudie Cost of Birmingham,
Ala, and Miss Lucille Leak of our
county are staying at Mrs. Billiards
The former il taking n course of art
from Miss Ella Pegues, the latter
attending the Normal.
. Ex-C Congressman J. C. Kyle aud
I'll a. =.
week. We understand that they
will in all probability become citi-
zens of our town at an early day
and they will receive cordial well
come.
II Hon. W. A. Mcdonald and wife
left yesterday to spend the next two
months at Buffaioe I.ithia Springs,
Va, for the benefit OF Mrs. McDon-
AIDS health. We hope she will re-
turn fully restored.