Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1903-06-18

MI. j.. =. Morgan. Gi
is wishing his wife and children at
his mothers, Mrs. j. &. Gates.
Miss Annie McAnulty. of Hick-
DRY Valley, Tenn, was the guest
Of Miss Ruth Standifer tins week.
Mr.. George Heard, Jr., has ae
cepted a position as clerk IN the
dr., goods store Of Harris y Yates
Mr.. j. L. Livingston, Of LaFay
cite Springs, spent Tuesday ID
Oxford. aud gave US a pleasant
call.
Mrs. r. A. Shaw, of College
Hill. spent several days this week
with her niece. Mrs. Wilmer Ken.
NEEDY.
Hon. NJ. A. Montgomery re
turned Monday from a visit to MI
ana Mrs. g. Il. Hill in Gallatin
Tenn.
Miss Linda Sultan entertained
Monday night. complimentary to
her guest Miss john Rice, OF
Sardis.
Nr. w. w. Foust. Of Water
Valley, spent several days this
week with his son, Mr.. Frank
Foust.
Mrs. Walter Kimble and chill
dren left Tuesday for DeLeon
Texas, to spend the summer with
relatives.
Mrs. Perry and Misses Iergei
and Wilson, of Greenvllle, are the
guests of Mrs. and Miss White
way this week.
South bound trains have been
several hours late for the past
week, owing to the floods IN the
North and West.
Prof. w. B. Cowan, of the Nash
vile City High School, and wife,
are visiting their parents on Coz
lege Hill street.
There will be the usual services
in the Episcopal Church Sunday
at IL am anG 8 pm. The publlc
is cordially invited.
George and Eddie johnson
have returned from jefferson
College from which institution
they received diplomas.
Mr.. Owen Keys left last week
for Memphis to accept a position
as travelling salesman for a tobac-
co company OF that city.
Prof. Lowrey Powell, of Texas,
class of 1901, is in the city and
will remain to attend the Summer
Normal at the University.
Mr.. 7. G. Buford, of Sumner;
spent several days last week with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Aubrey
Buford, near College Hill.
Master Nicholas Thompson,
who has been attending school in
Oxford Tor the past two years,
left for his home in Mexico Friday
Rev. S. e. Tull, of Magnolia,
preached a splendid sermon at the
Baptist Church Sunday morning,
his subject being "Justification."
Mrs. Margaret Mulcahy, who
mas been the guest OF Miss Mat
tie Mckee for the past two weeks,
returned to Holly Springs Sunday
We regret to learn Of the serl.
Gus illness of Mrs. Mary Dunlap,
of College Hill, one CT Lafayette
County's~o Oldest and most esteem
ed citizens.
The many friends of Prof. Paul
H.sSaunders will be glad to learn
that he is able to be about again
after being confined to his room
for over a month with a broken
ankle.
Prof. Bradley Klmbrough left
this morning for New York, from
which place he will sail for Ger
many to remain a year in theUnl
versity at Leipsic.
Rev. w. NJ. Mcintosh left Fri.
day for Cleveland to conduct q
revival meeting at that place
He was accompanied by hi
daughter. Miss jamie.
The University Ministries hav'
disbanded. after a short tour, ant
the young men of our town VIII
iioined the company have return
ed home.
Mrs. James Jackson and chill
dren have returned to their home
in TuseumbIa, Ala, They wer
accompanied by their cousin, littl
Miss Rose Magrudef.
Miss Rosa Hutchinson, OF Gen
terville, arrived in Oxford las
Thursday and will remain severa
months, taking a course of stent
graphy under Mrs. j. n. Standife
Messrs. Ernest Brown, Scot
Vance, Leo S. Brown and Carlo
Lynch let. Tuesday for Grea
Bend, Hans. to engage in whea
harvesting for the next two u
three months.
GhsIjrantc Day was eptphr1tp