Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1904-05-05

Mr Nauld;u. & Mater cit,
came up Monday t1 attend th
Nou1n's Eoiiezc cemmeneerse-
hts daughter, Ms Man beir
among ne grasinaess-
Nrs. Hala itannoul Bat tt,
accomplished ctiis1r "a III IaaI
ience AZ CiaEssiaI.s. atfen ga u.
Federation ~ the Woman C'sah
last week. AMI vas tae quest o
Mr.. T. ". RlwllnI. Ms. Rar
paid Us a pleasant call vale Il
Oxford
Mrs. r. ". Leaveil delightfully."-
entertained the f0liewins laiie.
Al dinner THURSDAY. Meslar-s.
Melowcll- paney and Andersen
q Holly Springs; Mrs. Carter. 81
Meridian. Mrs e. J.. fI1rlfn- an
Miss Leniy. &c Jackson. ant Mr..
CrunS. II Uxol0ua-
Miss Nary v. Duval. who ha-
taught in The Worr1n's Colls.-e
Tor the past two years Isfs for her
home IN >ar,iis yesterday. MIS-
buval has been tsni..rs,i ami ac-
eepssd the chair of English III =
tory in the Martha WaSb5r-. /.
College. Virginia
Mr. TricS. e Tan5a. Mrs.
Wocten and iaachtsr. e wo,,ser
Mr. Walker. Of Mater Valley.
Mr. Henderson and daughter. ol
Goodman. aEt Miss Grave Irving
OF ltta Bsna- we're among ths
Esa7y vlslt1rs from Z dls.ans..
Whp attended the Woman's Col-
istse commencement this week
The trustees Of the 0xfsrys
Graded >cheol LET Ne-.irv nl-ht
AMI reelected the s1..uwI--
tearhsrs- Priaeipal. Pruf K L.
Harris and Nisses Aunie Chan.s-
lsr. Ella Wright. May Hewlett.
Laura k.1sles. Lizzie u Kinney.
AMI Margaret Warilax- Mis-
Dale kinimgns was elected u
suscee,i Miss shirley Nell, who
tl4 not apply
Mrs J. W. I. EalSner and her
daughter. Mrs Holland F'si<nsr-
Wilkins. and her daughter. Sallie
Nurry. Of Oxford. are visiting
Dr. NG-ry for an indefinite time.
Mrs FalSncr vas born and rear
Fl IN Ripley. where she has ever
been n universal favOrise and our
people. throughout TINS county.
xill be delighted IN learn that she
: r1pidly recovering her heaIrh.
Ripley Sentinel
Dr. l. T. Brown, Of WALTON.
died NJ his home saturday after
an Illness Of four weeks Dr.
Brown was one Of the most -
.eemed citizens and physicians
0f the county. where he had
sPer. Glcss q ms life The high
esteem in which he was held "
nls neIshkors and friends was
evidenced oy the unusually lar-e
Attendance q several hundred
people NJ his burial a. Liberty
ttil Monday The deceased vas
Inferred with Masonic hOnors.
several l0.iges sending repre-
sentative To the te-saved
family we extend our deepest
sympathy
The Stockholders Of the Oh
Mil held 4 meeting II the Court
House. Monday they reported
the Nil IN excellent financial CON-
.iIts0n- and the outlook fer the
future bright At the close Of
sle business meeting the follow
lst- officers we're reelected for
the coming yea-.Judge b T.
kinbrOugn. president. j. W. T.
F1lSner. = IT, PIan.- r NJ Stow
ers. J. T. Nelson. T. H. Sousr-
vile. J1o- H. kI<lnons and j. j.
Vance. Directors. ". = Porter,
Secretary and Treasurer. We
feel sure that under the Efficient
management Of these gentlemen,
that the enterprise VIII Meet with
the success that = anticipated.
The BrownIngs desire 70 give
public expression Of their appre-
eiaG0n Of the eOurtesies extenGsc
By Chancellor Futon ard ID.
University 10 the Federation o.
W0men's Clubs Also. to thanh
the Orchestra fer the very beau
uf1I selections given on the
morning Of the opening Of ths
convention 10 Nessrs. Luckee
and MeeklenoUrcer for the nasis
they furnished on several 0eca.
SONS: % Mss Middleton for tbs
charming reading she gave; I.
Nssses Smith ami Jones for mu.
seal selections; 10 Miss WIaekes'
ter aad Mrs Hume for the beau
1ful solos, 10 Miss Fulton ana
Mrs kInbr0ugh for generous As
sSstarcs with music To the %
p.srs for kind mention II n.
meeting We wish - express sin
cSre thanks