Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1904-06-23

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Miss Belle Bailey has returned
from Grenada, where she hai
been teaching for the past year
In the Episcopal Church Sun,
day there will be servi aes at 1
am and s pm. The public i
cordially invited.
/ Mr.. j. S. Fur and family hay'
returned from Graham, Texas
4 and will make Oxford their future
/ home. We are glad to welcome
/ them back.
Miss Pauline Reynolds, of Ok.
ford, Miss. is visiting her sister
Mrs. Frank Price at the Hote
/ Mckenzie. = Mckenzie, tTenn.)
Independent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Harris
and mother. Mrs Kelly, have
moved into their newly purchas-
ed home, the Rascoe house, on
Depot street.
Mr.. E. E. Rodd, of New Or
leans, representing the E. G.
Palmer Paper Co., spent several
days this week in Oxford, and
paid US a pleasant call.
Mr.. Hanie Ray one of LaFay :
cite County's Oldest citizens died
at his home near Paris OF We'd
nesday of last week. Mr.. Ray
was in his 61st year.
The ladies Of the Methodist
Church are preparing for lawn
fete and Kimona Sale Tuesday at
the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Starzinger on South street.
Miss Florence Heddleston with
the other members of her Sunday
school class gave a Measuring
Party" at the Presbyterian
Manse Tuesday afternoon.
Capt. W. A. Roane and son,
Ralph, left Tuesday for st Louis,
from which place they will go to
Colorado to spend some time on
account of the latter's health.
Mr.. S. L. Coggin, of Brown
wood, Texas, former resident OF
Lafayette County, is the guest
of Mr.. E. E. Temple. Mr.. Cog
gin is now a prominent banker
at Brownwood.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. E. Matthews,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Matthews and
guests, Misses Leverett and
Montgomery, formed q fishing
party which left yesterday for the
club house.
We are IN receipt OF a hand
some invitation to the commence
ment exercises of the Medical
Department of the Kentucky
University, June 30th, from DR..
W. r. Gilbert, Of Holder, who is
a graduate.
Mrs. Gibbs, of Grenada, presi-
dent of the North Mississippi Wo-
mans Missionary Conference has
been the guests of her relatives,
DR.. and Mrs. Dabney Lipscomb,
this week.
Teachers still continue to come
to the Normal and the most sue
cessful session is anticipated.
The daily lectures are interest
ing and all in attendance are
earnestly at work.
Mrs. E. NJ. Starzinger enter
tanned few days Miss Susie
Trigg, of Greenville, Mrs. H. r.
Horton, OF Aberdeen and Mrs. G.
S, Jones, of Biloxi, with a G
O'Clock dinner.
Prof. Eugene Campbell and
several of the students in the
electrical engineering class of the
University left Monday for Blue
Mountain to put in electric lights
in the female college at that place
The oxford kid base ball team
played a match game with the
Grenada kid team Tuesday. The
score was 5 to II in favor of OK
ford. Mr.. Gayle Beanland &C.
complained the boys.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. 7. Chamber;
and little daughter, Edith, Mr.
and Mrs. S. H. Sanders and chill
dfen, Mrs. Sarah Williams ant
Miss Re Williams have returned
from the St. Louis Fair.
Marshal James Toler and Mr.
I. d. Ragland left Tuesday wit
. three Federal prisoners for tn
government penitentiary at AT
lanta. They were convicted 8
the recent term Of the Fedora
Court here.
| Mrs. I. W. Woodward, 0
Starkville, district secretary Q
l, the Woman's Foreign Missionar
Society Of North Mississippi, wa
the guest of Mrs. G. d. Shand
: while attending the conferenc
this week. Y
SalIie Rivers and Phyllis Wyle
colored damsels, engaged IN
razor cutting contest while re
turning from a funeral Friday
and were both painfully, but nc
t seriously wounded. They wer
interviewed before the mayor an