Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-07-03

The EAGLE joins with many
friends in sympathy with Mr.. and
AIRS. w. II. Harvey, in the recent
loss of their infant SON.
Mrs. j. e. Nelson entertained
her Sunday School Glass last
Thursday afternoon. Delicious
refreshments were served.
Mrs. j. B. Roach is visiting
relatives in Water Valley, and
wall go from that place to Bates
vile, to spend Several weeks.
Gardens, both in town and
country have failed, from The
drought, and vegetables are get,
ting to be exceedingly scarce
Boys wash Pants on our rem
nant counter, the 25c kind at 3
pair for soc.
THE OXFORD d. G. Co.
The many friends of Mrs. Vas
sar Sommerville will be glad 70
know that she is considered out
of danger, and slowly improving
Mr.. W. M. McLarty cOmpli-
mented the EAGLE Office with al
nice water melon Saturday, tor
which the editor returns thanks.
Mr.. S. j. Windburn, and little
grand daughter, Mossie Lucas, of
Jackson, Tenn, are the guests OF
their relatives, the Misses Sinclair.
The Summer Normal continues
to be well attended, and has many
features of interest to visitors as
well as teachers and instructors.
The Standard Time Table Syrup
is the only kind you ought to use
this hot weather. For sale by
S. III. SANDERS. |
Mr.. Henry Lake, representative
ofthe Equitable Life Insurance
Company, of Memphis. spent sew
eral days of the past week in Ok
ford.
Mad dogs have been reported IN
our town. IL would be well for
our citizens to take precautions
against their biting both people
and dogs.
Mr.. Tom Williams, who has been
secretary for ex-senator Sullivan
for the past several months, left
for his home in Forest City, Ark,
this morning.
Messrs. Nick. Thompson, of
KOsciusko, and Jacob Thompson,
of Bolivar, came up Monday to at
tend the burial of their father,
Capt. VIM. Thompson.
Mr.. A. j. Adair, of Gotorth,
Texas, is visiting his daughter,
Mrs. w. L. Hargis, near the Uni.t
versity. lie will spend the sum
mer with his daughter.
Chancellor Fulton rendered the
attendants of the Summer Normal
and Fanny j. Kicks Summer
School students a reception, at
his residence, last Saturday night.
The treasury cases were taken
up by Kinds Co.; Circuit Court,
at jackson Monday. The trial of
p. A. Rush will come off today.
Much interest is felt in the result
Prof. Hubert Stands, wife and
children, returned last week from
Germany, where they have spent
the past two years, and are guests
of Gov. and Mrs. e. d.. Stands,
Prof. Shand's parents.
We have gotten together all
odd lots of Mems and Boys Suits.
Some of the best things shown
this season and marked them at
TeIuudul prizes.
The OXFORD D.. &. Co.
DR.. r. w. Jones delivered a
lecture, Sunday forenoon, at Mt.
Zion Church, which "a pro-
nounced a splendid address by all
in attendance. A number of citi-
zens of our town were in atten-
dance.
Mrs. Rosa Johnson, Mrs. James
Stone, and son Phil, will leave in
a few days for a trip through the
West. They will be Joined by
friends iu Memphis, and spend the
entire heated season in Colorado
and California.
For SALE.-The four-room cot.
tage of Mrs. Ellen Lundie, situat-
ed near woman's College. Three
acres of land, good garden, good
water and pasture. Apply for
terms at residence.
Mrs. Hurbert Thomson. of
Fayetteville, Tenn, and little SIS
ter, Lizette Kimbrough, arrived in
Oxford Saturday night, being
called here by the illness and sub.
sequent death of their sister, Miss
Katrina Kimbrough.
Mrs. Mamie Burt who was
= called to Dyersburg, Tenn, by the
| illness, and subsequent death OF
her father, Rev. George Stainback,
has returned home. The remains
of Nh. Stainback were carried to
!, Columbus, Miss, for interment.