Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-10-05
PERSONAL NE 4Hly

Mrs Paul RArringer spent Friday
in the Bluff Cisy
Mrs. Lex Ranev spent lat week
9th relatives IN Memnh.s.
Mr. and Mr. J " Cook arr visit
ing friends m Aberdeen.
Miss Stole. - Charleston. No -
the guest Of Nis- Minnie Smith
Mis- Be--ie Baker. % Noah. visit
ed friends IN the city Ia; week
Mr. ard NJ. J. r. Phillips. =
Dallas. scent FRIDAY in tn ciis
Dr. J. W. Mcclure. of Holly
Spring., spent Monday in the CITY
Mr.. Marshall Jones. % Bs.s-v.iie.
visited here the tir-t of the week
Or. J. q. Deupr~e wa a pleassn,
visitor 20 THE EAGLE once Monday
Hon. James Stone spent Monday
in Water Valley on legal business
Mr.. and Mrs. Aubrey Buford. %
College Hill, spent "Wednesday IN
the city.
Mrs. saIlie Re nhs-t. Of De- Arr.
Ark. i. with her mother. lr-. Ch&-.
Harris.
Mrs.. Dnrant ard Miss Ethel. her
daughter, visited friends IN the city
Sunday.
Mrs. FL Lynman. ~ Chattanaogs
Il the guest Of her brother, sir. J.
A Baird.
Mis- Lou Neil Jones. we regrei o.
hear hs- been seriously ~ Tor sever
al days.
Mr.. q. ". Anderson, OF Holder.
was an agreeable visitor To our Of
dee, Saturday.
Miss Donna Buford. % College
Hill, was n welcome visitor % iHE
EAGLE Office Monday.
Miss Tsom left Tuesday for Tate
Springs, To spend several months
recuperatiug In health
Miss Edith Petrie has chsr-e Of
Miss isom's classes, during the lat
ter's temporary absence.
Miss Daisy cullen and rbrnther.
Wynn, attended the funeral of their
grand parent, DIR. Cullen
Mr.. Dave Craig. Of Como. attend
ed the funeral Of his brother in-iaw,
Mr.. Charles Harris. Monday.
Major W. VI. Strickland, Of Holly
Springs. was looking after business
interests in the city rhur-tay.
Miss Hattie Wilson, a charming
young lad, of Abbevilie. was the
guest OF the Misses Houston's las,
week.
Mr.. Tom Lundie left Monday for
Memphis. to accept position in q
tailoring establishment of the / lufi
City.
Hon. VI. y. Montgomery, I.
Deputy Clerk I. J. Vance and De
/, putty Marshal Cock are Attending
, court At Aberdeen
Dr. X. w. ZONES, OF the Univer'
sity, assisted in the celebration o
: Education Day at the " God Stree
Method { Church AT Water VALLEY
: last sunday.
r Mis- Helen Mcwhorter, who NJ
/. tended school in Blue Mountain las
-es i.su, j. again with her uncle
Prof. r NJ i.eaveu. and will enteI
|. the University a a student
NIss Helen Conkey left Friday 4
Chattanooga 10 make Der futur'
home with relatives in that city
Her many friends will learn vi thi'
| loss 20 our town with sincere regret
Wilmer Kennedy. who has TO
= some time been foreman ON TN
!, Journal. has rendered his re-igna
/, ton and leaves Sunday for Oxford
: Miss.. where be has aecepte
similar position on tbs EAGLE
; While here be made many friends
Who regret bic departure As
printer be gave entire sztisfactIo
= In every way and regret Tn see hir
60, but cheerfully commend him I
the good people % oxford Hum
). boldf, Tenn Journal.
MI On the morning of the PSI
a inst, DIR. John Cullen died y
= hrs nome. one mile north I
Oxford. after n brief Illness :
brain fever. The deceased W.
d one Of the oldest and most higl
y-ily esteemed citizens of n
II county. He had passed h
h. seth birth day. and until n fe
ID weeks before his deeth had =
ina ioycd = hale and hearty old AZ
ID DIR. Cullen moved from Virgin
to Mississippi. about five YEA
before the civil war. and 4
10 many years practiced dent;stl
H. successfully in this city. I
II. was genial. and social in disp
or sition. and during his long Ii
in had wnn many warm frienC
IN He leaves an aged wife, ~
ut sons and a daughter to mou
his loss The EAGLE extern
sympathy to the afflicted famll
in Attention WOOdmen!
r. All waodmen are earnest
ng requested to meet at Lod
n; Rooms. Oxford Camp so. 80.