Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-06-13

Mrs. Alice jackson and little
daughter and son, returned TO
their home alter a visit TO Mrs.
Margaret Wardlaw Mts. Jackson's
mother.
Mrs. Oiisia McGowan Bowen.
OF Creenvil!c. :. C.. and Mrs Kate
McGown Good, Of AbbevilIe, were
guests of Mrs. a. Il. Bogard last
: week.
Mrs. Martha Morrow and daugh
ter, Mrs. Baliour, OF Gadsden Ala,
are visiting Rev. and Mrs. w. ID.
iIcddicston.
Misses Karl Priichett and Lii.
iian Malone. Of Georgia, spent
commencement week with their
uncle aud aunt, DR.. and Mrs. J
W. Malone.
Rev. w. J. Ki,g preached the
} commencement sermon of the
Lexington Normal College at
Lexington last Sunday week.
Hon. II. +. KimmOns, OF Water
Valley, Of the firm OF klmmons &
kimmons. has been in attendance
of the Federal Court this week.
Now is the time TO fertilizc your
corn with Cotton Seed Meal. We
have five tons that we are selling
Tor sl.0O per 100.
Foster GROCERY Co.
No one can beat us on Roasted
Coffee's in price or quality. Try
them Is all We ask. Phone No. 3.
Mr.. Duly Myer, who has been
filiing position in the Indian
Territory, for some time. is on
visit to his parents, Mr. and Mrs. 4
Charles Myet.
The Daughters of the Confed-r n
acy will meet with AIRS. ID. /. Sui.
tan at . o'clock Friday afternoon.
All members are requested to be
present if possible.
Miss Lois l,enthal LEFT Tuesday .
for home in New iberia, La, after -
spending the past scholastic year
IN Oxford, much To the regret of
her many friends.
Robert WilbOurn, son of Mrs.
Mamie Wilbourn. and well known
IN Oxford, was married To Hiss
Luck Fox, of Scranton, Sunday.
The EAGLE extends congratula.
tions.
Miss Mary Kendall Elkin, who
has been the guest of Miss MAY
Belle Standifer for the past two
weeks, left for her home in Okla.
Iona Wednesday.
Miss Gertrude LOckard left for
her home IN Tupclo Tuesday, after
visit of several weeks 10 her
friend, Miss Rachel whiteway.
Mrs. Leona Wilson, of Ennis,
Texas, and Mrs. Jennie GatewOOd,
of Byhalia, visited their sister,
Mrs. WsB. Cowan last week.
Horace Walton and sister, Miss
Victoria Walton, left Monday
morning for BuffalOe, n. Y, to
attend the Pan American EXPOSE
ton.
a series of meetings will be
held at Union Grove Mission be.
ginning on the first Sunday, 18th
day Of July. Elder z. L. Leavell
is expected to be present and take
charge Of the exercises.
lev. J, L. Foster, Superintend-
ent of the Baptist Orphanage at
Jackson, preached at the Baptist
church, Sunday morning and eve.
ming. A liberal donation was
rendered him by the congregation
for completing the building now
being erected for an Orphans
| Home.
The trustees of the Oxford Col.
0red Graded school elected teach
ers Monday. The are, Gus Boone,
principal. James Pegues, Maggie
Gibson ana Annie StOckard.
We call your attention to the
advertisement of the Good Times,
a splendid monthly periodical,
which We offer free for six months
to all our subscribers who renew
on or before August LIST.
Confidential. can sell you
Sack of Coffee as fine as you
without breaking sack. Come
and get price at the store.
S. ii. SANDERS.
Miss Sudie Gentry will leave
Sunday for McCOmb City to at
tend the Summer Normal at that
place. Miss Gentry will cOnduc.
the primary work of the Normal.
| We regret to learn of the death
Of Mrs. Josie Mitceell, wife of Mr..
A. w. Mitchell, for SO maIy years
depot agent at this place. Mrs.
Mitchell was an excellent Chris