Oxford eagle., 1901-07-04
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.

ADDITIONAL LOCALS.
Mrs Dabuey Lipseomb left
yesterday tor lazoo City to visit
her cousin. Mrs. John Sharpe
Williams.
Messrs. G. ID. Brown. y. T. Har-
we'll and w l. Hargis we're pleas
ant visitors TO The EAGLE oiiee
during the past week.
We regret to learn that Miss
Julia Young. who is visiting rela-
tives in Como, Is quite sick with
SLOW fever. We trust that she
will soon recover.
y number of citizens Of our
town attended the Railroad picnic
at Torrance Thursday. They re-
port a delightful time. and every
thing done for their enjoy ment
that was possible.
a storm did considerable dam
age to trees and fences IN the
northern part Of the county >atuE-
day night
The vocal solo, The Holy City,
by Miss POhI at the Methodist
Church sunday morning, was pro-
n0uaced Que of the finest perform
ances ever given in our city and
and heartily enjoyed by the large
audience II attendance
Mr.. Rush Jeifries. A substantial
farmer living nine miles east Of Ok
ford died suddenly from prostra-
ton. sunday afternoon and was
buried in the HOpewell Cemetery
Monday morning He leaves a
wife and three smaIlchIldren- The
EAGLE tenders sympathy to the
bereaved family.
Mrs. Edward Mays and family.
Of Jackson. arrived in the city
Monday, and will occupy Mrs.
Linda 3. Vests residence on
North street, during the summer.
Many friends will be glad to vel
come this excellent family TO our
town
For SALE--A good home, four
rooms. - acres OF land good
water and out buildings. One
mile from nIversIty and Que
mile and and 4 half south of OK
5ord depot. Will sell cheap for
cash. W H. CRARTREE.
I The following party of ladies'.
gentlemen and children left Tues
day for Tallehatehie River. to en-
Joy their annual camp hunt: Mr.
T. W. Yates and wife and children
Rev. and Mrs. W. D. HeddlestOn
Mrs Matte Hutchinson and sons
Ar. Z o Davidson and wife. Mis-
Ses Edith Petrie and lola Brown
Ae>s-s- Ab and June Davidson.
lie cl-Zrzs and teachers in at.
fte1141ee 81 TIE Sumner Normal
gave > ieiIg1 entertainment IA
the University chapel Tuesday
night Tae -O.t MAIDS COnveu
ton being rendered by a number
OF flIr school lasiies- The proceeds
OF the entertainment VIII De used
tor having a picture or bust Of I
Y. C. Lamar made tor the Cniver
sIry- 4 lIce sum was realized BY
the managers Of the entertainment
/ The funeral of Nr. j. I. Is
kridge. who died several months
since, Was conducted at DELAY
last Sunday. Rev. \ B. Morris
conducted the service. 4 large
congregation of reIatIyes aad
friends were present to do honor
To the memory of one of LaFay
cites oldest and most h0nored
citizens.
j At ) O'Clock. Sunday afternoon.
Miss Leila Hodge. and DR.. j. T.
Bell. of Oakland. Miss. were mar
RED at the residence Ofthe brides
parents, near Delay, Rev. W. I
/ Hargis officiating. The EAGLE
extends congratulations, and joins
With many friends IN wishing DR.
and Mrs Bell long life and hap.
+ pineSS.
j The citizens Of South Yocoua
haue petlrioEed the Board of Su
pervIso,s TO make an appropria
ton TO repair the levee leading te
divers bridge across Yocona
River. This will bring a Iarys
amount of trade from many i'm
portant points and it would be O.
great advantage to our town to
nave this crossing passable, and
We trust that our public spirited
business men will interest them
selves IN the matter. Good road:
safe bridges and high ways, are
the life OF our town and count,
aud should be gwen eonsIdera
rfA0 hafNra -,v.T So,