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

Miss Mamie Yeager, of Green
~ vile: Is the guest of Miss Frau.
line whiteway:
- Mr.. Sam Rigland, of Memphis,
IS visiting relatives and friends in
=, and near Oxford.
DIR. J. w. Malone returned Tues
i day from Castailian Springs, much
improved In health.
d, Miss Corrie Chiffon. who has
. been spending some time with her
brothers family in Memphis. is at
|. home.
Miss Emma Hustace has accent.
!. ed position as assistant instruc
y Tor IN music the |. |. 4 G. at Col.
umbus.
= The peach crop is several weeks
later than usual this summer and
the fruit not as large Oh near per
! lection as last year.
Miss Donna Hickey, ofthe east.
ern part OF the county, is visiting
: her cousin, Mrs. j. ID. Kenning
|, ton, and is quite sick.
Mr.. Theo Sweeney, wife and
children and Miss Ethel CARING
ton, left Tuesday for Savannah,
Tenn, to visit relatives.
Mr.. J. X. Campbell and wife, Of
Greenwood, spent several days of
the past week with Mr.. aud Mrs.
-. +. Doolcy, west of Oxford.
Mrs. Anna Myers, of Lyon, VINO
has been spending some time with
her father, l.. I. Jeffries. east OF
Oxford, returned home Thursday.
Mr.. w. 5. Pettis, of Ellisville.
was the guest of Mr.. Benz Price
and of his brother, Mr.. +. NJ. Pet
It's, OF Abbeville, during the past
week.
For RENT-rhe residence on
University street occupied by J.
X. TOmlinsOn. For terms apply
to G. w. BuPFALoE.
/ July II, 1901.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Z. Nelson and
little David, left Tuesday for New
York. They will visit the Pan
American Exposition and spend
some time in Canada while on the
trip.
Camp Billups dIsbanded Friday
and the young men of our tow
who were in attendance have
returned home. They report a
delightful time.
For SALE--My cottage resi-
dence, rooms, good water and
other cOnveniences. Situated near
Woman's College. Apply to
MRS. ELLEN LUNDIE.
Aug. 9Th, 1901.
The County Supervisors con-
vened Monday and will be com
PEELED to remain in session all the
week as the August term is set
apart to equalize taxes and also to
hear the complaints of tax payers.
Miss L0uella Wood, of Wash.
ingron City, who has been spend
ing some time with her brother,
Mr.. Walker Wood of Senatobia,
is the guest OF her cousins. Mr..
i z. A. and Miss maggie Thompson. |
| DR.. X. NJ. Standefer passed
through Oxford Tuesday, en- route
to New York, from which place
he will sail for Europe. Mrs.
Standefer, Rufus and little Mary
ARE visiting friends in Oxford.
| WANTED-A teacher for the
College Hill Academy for term
of 8 months. Man preferred.
Address,
| BOARD OF TRUSTEES,
College Hill, Miss.
John and Calmet Standifer and
sister, Miss Ruth, have returned
from = visit to relatives in Hicko.
~ Valley, Tenn. They were accom-
panied home by their cousins Joe,
Tamlin and Richard Lake.
/ Mr.. w. J. Phillips and family,
who have resided in Oxford for
the past i've years. will remove to
their home in Chulahoma in q
short time. With many friends,
We regret the loss of this excel
} lent family to our community.
We are very much gratified to
learn that Miss Kate kimmons
has been rendered and accepted q
. position in the Highbee School
in Memphis. This is one of the
best institutions in the South, and
we congratulate Miss Kate in
securing such splendid position.
! The University TOns0rial Studio
is the place to GO, boys, when you
need a good Shave, or an up-to-
date Hair Cut Free shine with
every shave. Next door to the
: Commercial Hotel.
j. A. MORRIS, Prop.
!, Mr.. Chas. E. Browning, young.
est son of the late A. r. Brown.
ing, for many years supervisor of
Lafayette County, died at his
l home in Taylor's Saturday of slow
fever. The EAGLE extends sympa-