Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1903-01-22

and no Discrimination.
lion. G. L. Sivley spent several
days tifs week IN Jackson.
Nh. Charley Barringer of Beien
is visiting friends III Oxford.
Mr.. j. Z. Park was a pleasant
visitor at this Office Saturday.
Mrs. Marie Garner Simpson, is
the guest OF Miss Laura Lake.
Mr.. j. $. Hudson has returned
from a business trip TO Jackson.
Mr.. J w. Delbridga was a well
o me visitor al this Office Saturday
Mrs. II. w. Jones has returned
from "a visit to friends in Vieks-
burg.
Mrs. Jessie ThurTond has re-
turned from a visit 10 relatives IN
Ripley.
Miss Leila Jones left last week
for New York to spend several
months.
Mrs. p. b. Barringer LETT yester-l
day for Atlanta, To visit friends
and relatives.
NIL ". spears, Orrwood, was
a pleasant caller at this Office last
Thursday.
Mrs. Addie Weaver, of Mem
phis. is visiting her sister, Mrs. Il,
L. Duncan.
Miss Mabel Anderson returned
fran an extended visit to Menu
plis Friday night.
Mr. Ed Richmond, of Water
Valley, spent several days this
week in Oxford.
Mrs. j. Il. Holmes and little son
have returned from "a visit to
Marshall, Texas.
The mule trade seems to be oc
Copying the time and wits OF many
of our hustling citizens.
Miss Julia Thomas, of Helena,
Ark, is the guest of her cousin,
Miss Annie Chandler.
Mrs. H. D.. Quinn and children,
have returned from a visit to their
former home III Centeryille.
Cotton Is still being brought to
market, which shows the prosper
ity of Lafayette County farmers.
MIR. Sid Webster, son of Hon.
Fielder Webster, has accepted a
position with Smith & Co, at
Lamar.
AT the Baptist Church Sunday
morning. The theme will be-:
"Some Temptations That Come
to Young MEN,
Miss Louie Crockett entertained
at dinner Tuesday, complimentary
to her guest, Miss Sue Powell, OF
Memphis.
Mr.. James f. Dooley and wife
left Wednesday for Fort Smith,,
Ark TO visit their daughter, Mrs.
Joe Friend.
Mr.. w. I. Turner s. Sons are
now conducting a grocery and
produce store at the depot in the
NJ. A. Greene house.
The many friends of Prof. w.
d. Shue viii regret to learn that
he has had a Slight relapse and IS
still confined to his room.
Mrs. Bette Finch, of Mahaer,
Texas, arrived in Oxford Saturday
ami will remain In Oxford and
vicinity for several months.
Mr.. A. b. Henderson, recently
of Sarepta, has moved to Oxford
and occupies the Barry residence
ON University street extended.
More cotton has been marketed
here this week than during any
week since Christmas, which IS
unusual Tor this eason OF the year
Go to hear the famous Dr. Minor
Baldwin, the greatest organ solo
isl OF the age at the Baptist
Church Monday night, Feb. 2nd.
+ Mr.. i. n. S Lee, of st. Louis,
representing the Wrought Iron
Range Co, is in Oxford and will
spend several weeks i'll ,LaFayette
County.
A mothers meeting will be held
at 3 O'Clock Friday afternoon al
the residences of Mrs. Z. S. Leavell
Mothers of all denominations are
urged to be present.
Tony Harris, colored, a profes-
sional wife beaten was tried before
Mayor Adams Saturday tor as
e sauit and battery, and sentenced
TO six months on the county farm.
The Daughters of the Confeder.
aey will meet at the residence OF
MRS. ID. l. Sultan at 3 O'CLOCK TO-
morrow afternoon. All members
OF the organization are urged TO
be present.
Miss Lessie Buiord, of Sumner,
9 spent several days the fist OF the
: week with relatives IN oxford, OIL