Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1903-01-01

Mls Odth IsuShN 2
spent the present week Win
friends in Oxford.
Mr.. 8. Nj. Stone, of Liberty
Hill, was a pleasant caller al his
office last Saturday.
Mr.. j. Z. Hawkins, of Abbeville
was a welcome caller at this office
last Wednesday.
Messrs. III. G. Wait and Hub
Windham, of Walton, spent last
Sunday III Oxford.
Mr.. w. ID. Phipps and wife, OF
Belen, spent last week with their
sister, Mrs. w. G. Neill.
Mrs. Irene McClarty and son,
Willis, returned Tuesday from "a
visit to friends in Grenada.
The ladies of the g. 2. Church
gave the members of the Sunday
school a supper Friday night.
Hon. Dunbar Rowland, of Jack.
son, spent several days last Week
with his brother, DR.. T. ID. Row
land.
Mr.. James Wiley and wife, OF
W Oodviile, Tenn, spent the hOli-
days with relatives near College
Hill.
Read DR.. NJ. Oppenheimer's
card to the public at the top OF
the third column on the local
page.
Mrs. A. Gotorth and little son,
of Burgess, spent sevearl days last
week with their aunt, Miss Annie
Lewis
Miss Minnie Roane entertained
Friday evening before Christmas
complimentary to her young
friends.
Mr.. Monroe Brown, of Memphis
is visiting his parents, MIR. and
Mrs. Brown, nine miles east OF
Oxford.
Ifthere is any truth in the old
saying that a cold yule tide brings
happiness and prosperity, we may
look forward to both during the
coming year.
Miss Willie May Mcintosh en-
| tertained a number of her young
friends Friday night at the Wo-
mans College.
Mr.. Pink TOney and wife. OF
Cleveland, spent several days OF
the past week with their mother.
Mrs. Emily Morgan.
Will Caldwell, an employee on
the l. @. Railroad, near Chicago,
spent the holidays with his moth.
er, Mrs. w. f. Ivy.
Misses Mary Holt, Mary Hunt
Murray and Minnie Smith, OF
Ripley, are the guests of Miss
Jennie ID. ThurmOnd.
DR.. Sam Hodge, of Floyd, Ark.
visited old friends and relatives in
Oxford and was a pleasant caller
at this office last Thursday.
Mrs. Z. A. Thompson. Misses
Maggie Thompson, Lola Gray and
Helon and Sallie Belle Duncan
spent Saturday il Memphis.
Gov. and Mrs. G.. d. Stands
were called to Sardis last week tC
attend the funeral of Mrs. Rose
borough, Mrs. Stands mother.
Rev. r.. G. Porter came up from
Durant Monday night to officials
at the Falkner-Harkins marriage
and remained over until Tuesday
Miss Pearl Simmons dismissed
her school three miles south east
of Dallas Friday and is spending
Christmas with her parents, MIR
and Mrs. A. l.. Simmons on PontC
toe street.
Mr.. l.. NJ. Roberts, who has
been living at Nicsjack, Ga. tol
the past year, has returned TO hi
former home at Holder, and viii
make Lafayette County his home
IN the future.
Mr.. McLemOce Baird desires
the public to know that tn
American Express Company vii
positively refuse packages TO
shipment unless accompanied b,
the cash.
Mr.. E. w. Wilson aud Mis-
a Lucy Chlldress, Of H~armOntOwI
were married in the county cour
house Friday afternoon, Mayo
Adams officiating.
Frank White, an attache 9TH
It EAGLE Office. left for Memph
a last week, where he will make b
future home with his aunt, MI
Kate Burns.
r. Mr.. Walter King and famil
a former citizens of this count
Of moved to Choctaw. Oklahoma, {
Dec 10th. James King a son W
leave on Jan. 9Th
e: Messrs. Hugh Miller, of NJ
he Comb City, Y. w. Miller, of Du
Hill, and Mr.. Russell Miller a
Wits, of Water Valley, spent Ii
m --n..t. .r.th tko.u -.othnr NJ. II.