Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-01-05
Mrs. Paul Ramey entertained
at dinner Thursday.

Mrs. Paul Ramey entertainei
ut dinner Thursday.
Prof. Bishop spent the holiday
in jackson.
Prof. and Mrs. T.. l.. Baile'
and little daughter, who ha1,
been visiting DR.. and Mrs. J. q
Deupree, have returned to theii
home in jackson.
Miss Minnie Roane entertained
her young friends with 4 Watcf
Party Saturday night. At hal
past eleven The young people adj
journed TO the Cumberland
church and tolled the Old Years
death knell, and welcomed O.
with appropriate gladness.
Mrs. James Stone and son are
visiting relatives in jackson.
Tenn.
Mr.. G. W. West, of South Voc
ona, was an apprcciative visitor
to THE EAGLE office Monday.
Miss Lou Knight, OF Clarks-
dale, spent last week with her
parents here. Mr.. J. s. Shan
non and Miss Moore, of Clarks-
dale, were Miss knights guests
while she was in Oxford.
Miss Mary and Walter McMa-
hon entertained a phantom"
party, Jan. ,, 1905.
Earl Porter visited friends in
Oakland last weel-.
Miss Ona Collier has returned
to Washington, d. c., to resume
her studies in Paramount Col
lege.
Mrs. G. w. Leavell entertained
at dinner Saturday.
Rev. t. II. Winter, OF Banner.
paid THE EAGLE office n pleasant
visit last week.
G. W. Flemmons, Of Delay.
was 4 welcome visitor at this Of
flee last week.
Miss Tecie Delbridge spent the
past week with her aunt, Mrs. j.
W. Slate, near Burgess.
Frank Quarles spent the holt
days with relatives in Orrwood.
Mr.. Rice Parks, of Putnam,
Texas, is visiting his father, Mr..
J. Il. Park.
Col. NJ. d. Vance, with little
grandson, Griffin, of South Me-
Alister, |. T., is visiting his
daughter, Mrs. W. T. Wallace.
Armead and Harry Haynes
spent the holidays with their
grandmother, Mrs. Sallie Price,
near Gomez.
Rev. Graves Hewlett visited
his mother, Mrs. Il. G.. Hewlett,
and sister, Mrs. Il. l.. Duncan.
last week.
hlr. and Mrs. r. II. McElroy.
of Burgess, have moved into the
Hope cottage on North street.
Martin Smith, OF Tulane Uni
versity, and Ed Smith, of Jeffer-
son College, spent the holidays
with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. K. Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. W. Durley
spent several days last week with
friends in Tyro.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Kimmons
entertained at dinner Thursday,
complimentary to the members Of
the Kimmons family in Oxford
and vicinity.
The ladies' of the Woman's
Missionary Society Of the Oxford
Baptist church, are observing
the present as the week of prayer
and conservation.
Mr.. II. P. Howry has sold his
home place and will leave with
his family next week for their
new home near Searcy, Ark.
Laura Currant, a crazy negro
of Taylor, was placed in the coun-
ty Jail here, Saturday night.
FoR SALE.-One Steinwav Pr
ano for esst i.cI- u Mrs. Z.
5. Pierce.
We have al Il sl.'y -. s sub.
scribers to II ., Ks lhIs week
anC resuFn thanks TO each one.
Mr.. ]. E. BagIey and family
take their final departure thi.
week for their new home in Sabi-
Diis lcAdo.
Mr.. J. II. Lawshe and family
are now citizens of our communi'
ty, and occupy the billiard ol'
home on Lake street. We extend
them a cordial welcome.
Col. Falkner went to Bolivar
Tenn, Wednesday to attend t,
legal business.
Mr.. Lee NJ. Russell promises t,
write a series of articles whicl
will appear in the EAGLE in tn,
next few weeks relative to his tril
10 the northwest last summer.
Dewitt Miller the great plat
form attraction, noted for humor
wit and eloquence, will lecture a
the University in the Lyceun
I Course Thursdav 8 n m Ian. :