Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-07-17

Mr.. w. ID. Coke, representa-
the American Type Founders Co
oil 81. Louis, spent Tuesday in th
city, and was a pleasant caller a
The EAGLE Office.
The Standard Time Table SyruI
is the only kind you ought to us
this hot weather. For sale by
5. III. SANDERS.
The following citizens Of GU
town left Monday night for Gulf
port, upon a prospecting tour
Messrs. E. ID. Nichols, q. A. Nc
Charen,..w. p. Winter. 4. V. Hitler
John +. Brown, J. N. Gipsoa, ID
I. Carter and L. NJ. Stone.
Prof. X. Harmon, of Gulfport
spent several days this week il
Oxford. He Is very enthusiast,
over the future of Gulfport, and /;
number of citizens Of our towr
have invested in property on the
gulf coast.
Messrs. 4. o. Davidson and W.
ID. HeddIeston have bought the
Slate plantatisn, l2 miles north,
west Of Oxford, from Mr.. ID. l
Sultan. Mr.. Sultan has bought
Mr.. Heddleston's residence IL
South Oxford.
Messrs. B. p. Gray, J, j. Wood
ward, A. L. Hickey, Dewitt FUR
5. ii. Parham, Of Delay. and Mr.
and Mrs, Frank Taylor, OF LaFay.
cite Springs. left Tuesday on a
prospecting tour through Texas,
to be absent several weeks.
rhe Oxford Camp meeting will
L-.sa saturday, August 2, and
eontInue until the following
Thursday. Some vf the ablesi
ministers of the North Mississippi
Conference sill be present aud
assist in the meeting.
Capt. Thomas S9iSA', Of Ripley,
spent Thursday in Oxford Vas a
pheasant eaaer at The EAGLE II
fee. Capt. Spight vas en- route
to Water Valley to attend the
Baptist Convention to which
he vas 4 distinguished
dele,ase-
The Mississippi state Baptist
Convention met Ia Water Valley
Friday, Saturday, Sunday and
Monday. Ii vas attended by the
leading Bap:ists throughout the
Prof. L. r. Leayell was
elected field secretary OF the State
Convention Board. The eonven-
ton will meet in Yaxoo City next
July.
The Primary and intermediate
departments OF woman's College,
over by Miss May Belle
of Oxford, and Miss
Anna Lee Bell Of Water Valley,
will be given the unusual advan.
tage, of Vocal music and Physical
culture once per week without
extra charge. We expect to give
special attention to these depart
ments, and ask liberal patronage
Among the citizens of our town
to attend the Baptist State Con.
vention in session at Water Valley
during the past week. were Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Matthe VS., Mrs. T
s. LeaveIl. Manley Leavell. jim
Leavell, Arnaud Leavell, George
Leavell, Landrum Leayell, Frsnk
Leavell, Miss Mary Plant, Mrs
Mamie wilbOurn, DIR. f. L. Riley
Mr.. w. U. Hampton, DIR. Il. NJ
LeAvelI, Miss Pearl Leaveil and
Mr.. and Mrs. X. r. Fades.
The Fall term of woman's Col
lege begins Sept 10th. We beg
leave 10 announce to the good
people of Oxford, that care and
Judgment have been used in the
Of our faculty. We point
with pride to the head OF each
department. We earnestly solicit
your cooperation aud patronage.
Just received ore barrel of
Gerkins in Toe and l5c size bottles
The correct thing for lunches and
picnics. Any time you want an
appetizer. try a bottle of the IA
nous Hyman's Pickles. sweet and
sour. s. ii. SANDERS
Miss Mamie Jumper and Mr.. s
L. Cheek, of Lawton, Oklahoma,
were united in marriage Saturday
at the home Of the bride in Amory,
Rev. II. G. Cunningham officiating
The bride was raised and edueat
ed in Oxford, and is exceedingly
popular with a vide circle 0l
friends here. She is a young LADY
of sterling worth and superior &C
compiishments, and Mr.. Cheek is
to be congratulated upon Winning
such q prize. The groom in a
prominent merchant of Lawton.
Capt. w. A. ROane, our popular
candidate for Congress. spent las
week with his family here. AS
fearless, conscientious, tirelesl
district attorney Capt. Roane ha.
won hosts of warm frieudi
Throughout. the district in whicl
his duties called him, aud We be
lieve he will receive their heart
support during his campaign. l
10 needless to say that Cap
ROxne's acquaintance with tn
citizens of the 3rd judicial Dis