Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-08-01

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Mrs. Ada Nelson Burr, OF
Gre-nville, is the guest of her
mother, Mrs. NJ. A. Nelson, on
South street.
Mrs. J. ID. Cauthen and children
are visiting relatives in CORTLAND
and will be abseut during the
month Of August.
Mrs. Florence Hasting. of Mem.
phis. and Miss Pearl Mcleod, of
Grenada, were guests of Mrs. u.
w. Buffaloe the past week.
An Ice Cream supper and Moon
light p cnic will be given tonight
by the ladies Of College Hill for
the benefit of their church.
Miss Halle Pegues. an attrac.
tive young lady OF winona. is
visiting her grandmother, Mrs.
Nick Pegues, on South street.
Miss Belle Sullivan has return
ed from a pleasant visit to friends
IN Columbus. She was aecompa-
MED home by Miss Ann Green
There are seaviees m the EDis-
eopal church on Sunday next At
IL A. NJ and ss30 P. n. Every
body welcome.
Mr.. 3. W. Adams. ut Walton,
called TO see Us Friday. tie ne.
ports pretty fair crops in his SEC
ton, but rain would be a sclcome
visitor.
Fox RESr-rhe residence on
University street oceapied by J.
K Tomlinson. For terms apply
to &. W. BrFrALok.
July IL, 1901.
DIR. Il N. Leayell. Miss Pearl
Leavril ana Mrs. 4. ). Leavell
LEFT Monday evening FOR Chautaa-
. qua. n " where they will re-
main several weeks
Little Maade, the infant daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Hrs. Frank Ne
Auliff, of New Orleans, died at
the home of Mrs. J. n. Hudson
near HowelI's Spring, last Thurs
day, aftex a brief illness.
Mr.. Z. II. Kimmons has pnr-
chased the interest of Mr.. w. e..
Petrie in the Foster Grocery Co.,
and the firm will hereafter pc
known as kimmons & Duncan.
To our kind neighbors and
friends who helped ~ SO much
during the sickness and death of
our husband and father, we return
our sincere thanks.
MRS. JULIUS KNIGHT and family.
The crop reports from various
parts OF our county are encourag
ing. notwithstanding the hot, dry
summer. From ali accounts, La
FAyette will harvest as good crop
~ any county in the state.
The University Tonsorial Studio
| il the place to 90. bows. when YOU
need q good Shave, or an up-to-
date Hair Cut. Free shine with
every shave. Next door to the
Commercial Hotel.
J. 4. NORRIS, Prop.
Our young friend Archie Crock.
EFT has been appointed manager o.
the Western Union Telegraph CO.,
at Water Valley. Archie has been
assisting Mr.. X. F. Ross at this
place, who recommended him for
the position.
John Falkner, yr., is now one of
, the business men Of our town.
He will keep a first-class establish
ment and polite and courteous
clerks. With youth, energy aud
a determination to succeed, we
predict for him high niche in
the business world.
| Fox SALE.-A good home, four
rooms, % acres Of land, good
water and out buildings. One
mile from University and one
mile and and half south of OK
tord depot. WIN sell cheap for
cash. w. Ii. CRABTREE,
Mr.. Joe Pegues has recently
returned from q weeks trip to the
[! busting, busy town of WInona.
He reports business booming
down there and the newly erected
cotton mill one of the most mag.
nificient structures of the kind in
the South.
! Owing to sickness among the
members, and the prevailing dry
weather in that section, the Re.
union of tho alumni of Toccopola
College, has been indefinitely
postponed.
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