Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-08-17


Ep'seopl Church SUNDAY at II .
n ara ? Pm. The public is cor
. daily invited.
Ar. and Mrs. J. f. Shirley lef
tuesday for Alvin, Texas. after !.
visit Of several weeks 10 ne
mother, Mrs. X. X. Chiffon.
Messrs. <. F. johnson NJ p,..
IA, and w. c. Bland. Of Blands
nave had their names enrolled or
our subscription book this week
Old Machines taken A. par,
payment " on 4 new Singer by s
S.Web ster.
We received n pleasant cal
from Prof. r W. Jackson Of Pie.
ra, Saturday He and hes fami-
! VIII remove in 4 few weeks d
Sumner.
Mr.. and Mrs. William jenkins
and Mr. and Mrs. j. V. Bowen
left Monday for a visit TO rela-
uves in New York. Before re-
turning home they will visit
Washington and Chicago.
Dr. and Mrs. X. W. Jones and
daughter, Miss Virginia. and
Miss Bette Sue Chambliss Will
leave this week for Virginia b
spend a month before going Z.
their new home IN LAUREL.
Singer Sewing Machines sosd
on easy payments, note or lease
by s s. Webster.
Mr.. Dick Campbell and wife.
OF Greenwood, returned home
Tuesday after n visit Of two
weeks to Mr. and Mrs. Il. z. n.
Wallace.
Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Leav-
ell and son, George, arrived
Monday from KerrvilIe. Texas.
where they have spent the past
SIX months for the benefit Of Mr.
Leavell's health.
The Woman's College build
Ings have been purchased by
Prof. j. r. Preston, Rev. ]. NJ.
Wyatt and Prof. J. X. Morrison.
These gentlemen will open n
military training school for boys
on Sept. 18th. They are expert
enced teachers and should meet
much success. For catalogue
see Rev. j. K. Countiss.
Mr.. R. L. Stephens was called
TO Germantown. Tenn, Tuesday
by the critical illness of his
brother, Mr.. K. X. Stephens of
that place.
Notwithstanding the talk Of
poor crops. quarantines, and hard
times. the EAGLE continues to re-
ceive new cash subscribers. al
most every day in the week.
During these trying days OF
guarantees and ike difficult /
les. our worthy mayor has hewn |
10 the line and tried - deal fairly /
with all mankind. Most Of Us
.hink he Is succeeding admirably !
Deputy Sheriff Guy Taylor,
;arriea n patssns so-taes insane
Asylum ~ jackson Thursday /
asst, but owing ~ quarantine |
regulations was detained a day
md night and forced TO return by /
Memphis
DIR. land Mrs. T. p. Bailey OF !
he University, leave Tomorrow
ior Baltimore. Nd, to visit an
Incle. DR.. Williams, : surgeon {
If the Marine Hospital a. that
place. We are glad 70 state that
Mrs Bailey Is improving in health !
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee N. Russell /
reached Oxford Sunday, and re-
ceived 4 most cordial welcome. +
They expect 10 move into their
residence on North street next
week and settle down 70 house
keeping.
We regret TO learn that Mrs.
T. III. SomerviIle received 4 Sc
we're fall while alighdng from the
cars upon her arrival in Port
land, Oregon, dislocating her
and fracturing her right
arm. She is resting easy and
hopes TO return home SON.
Mr.. E. W. Brown has bought
out the half interest of Mr.. Hugh
in the New Oxford
thus ecoming sole pro-
prietor. He offers his thanks 10
the public for its patronage and
soiicts a continuance of its fayors
He guarantees high class work ut
rates.
DIR. r. W. Jones and Mrs.
Jones, left Monday for a visit TO
their sons in New York. Upon
their erturn they viii locate in
Laurel, Miss. We Join with many
in regret at their final de-
parture from Oxford, and wish
then, success and happiness in
their new home.
1t has been generally conceded
that the camp meeting which
closed last Friday at the Oxford
camp ground, was the most in
tereskng and successful bel there
for many years. The sermons
were excellent, the conduct ex-
ceptionally good throughout the
entire week. There were thirty