Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-08-30

LAAI AL14Et1 anu AdbZI
ter Miss Mary Glenn. have re
turned from an extended visit O
friends IN Middleton. Tenn
Mrs NJ H. KuykeudalI. O
Oakland, will reach Oxford Tues,
day to visit the family of her son
Mr.. j. b. Roach
We r requested TO announc,
that Rev. Edward StubbleiIele
viii be as home and VIII I'LL his
pulpit Sunday
Mr. c. W. BuffaIoe. Sr.. was
called to Holly Springs by the
sudden death OF his friend. Mr..
Bennett. Friday.
Mr. Eugene Farley and wife,
Of Mound City, Ark, are the
guests Of their parents, Mr. and
Mrs R. e b. Wallace.
Mrs Ida Meek and daughter.
Miss tIIma, Miss Irene Potts and
Miss Mona Beanland have re-
turned from Chautauqua, ". Y.
Mrs. Lester, who was n citizen
of Oxford for many years Is on a
visit to her old home and friends
after an absence OF many year..
Nessrs- Oscar and Will Wilkins
of Little Rock, Ark, weIe called
here Friday by the serious illness
of their father, Capt W. p. VIII
kins-
The congressional primary held
Saturday passed OF very quietly.
Capt Spight carried the county
and received TIE nomination by
n small majority.
The Daughters OF the C0nfed-
eracy will meet this afternoon at
to'clock with Miss Eugenia Trigg
Nj the members are Urged 70 be
present 1T this meeting.
Miss Helen Trigg leaves Mon
day for ST. Louis and Chicago ID
buy a stock of fall millinery for
Mr.. r. H. McElroy-
Mr.. j. F. Young and wife, Of
College Hill, and Mrs. Fulmer. OF
Des MoInes, Ia, spent Saturday
with Mr.. and Mrs W. A. Gallegiy
Mr. J. c. CoIIy Of Burgess.
brought in the first new bale Of
cotton yesterday which weighed
4fe pounds. The bale was sold
to The Oxford Supply Company
1t II cents
Several members OF the family
of Mr. NJ c. Pegues Sre quite
sick and for several days the life
of his bright little son, Fannie.
was dispai-ed Of. We learn that
he Is resting easier today
Although his name was unin-
tenEonally omitted from the list
last week, we understand that
Mr. D. l. Sultan viii boone OF the
star performers in the ball game
Thursday. He will line up with
the Mother Huboards.
We received a pleasant call
Monday from Rev. j. III. Carruth
of Elmer, La Mr.. Carruth was
raised in the eastern part of this
county from which he removed
35 years ago. He was tbs guest
while IN Oxford of Mr.. W. u.
Hampton
Mr.. Ed Rootes, of Grand View
Texas, is expected here in i few
days to visit his Oxford relatives
and friends who viii gladly well
come him. Mr.. Rootss is Il gradC-
ate of the State University and
for many years was i citizen OF
our town.
II not sooner sold, I will sell my
pair of bay mares, carriage and
harness at the South front of the
court house on Friday, -tomor-
ruw) morning at 8 am.
G.. d. STANDS.
A foreigner supposed to be =
Frenchnan, was brought IN from
the neighhorhood of Bay Springs
Friday in 4 sick and destitute
condition He had been IN that
vicinity some weeks and 1t was
thought best TO place him in the
poor house where could be cared
for. He is unable 70 speak q word
OF English or give al account Of
himself.
Mr.. d. c. Hull is conducting
the Institute at the Public Schcol
building. He has enrolled q
teachers. The institute Il prov
ing % be quite Interesting. DR..
j. G. Deupree has given some
splendid talks. Prof McSeeley
Is giving some talks On Free
Hand Drawing. Miss Annie
Chandler gives an hour occasion
ally on Primary work She uses
her charts to Illustrate All con
biued makes the institute inter
esting to all who attend regular
Mr.. Landrum Leavell, of Ok
ford, Field Secretary for the sun
! day School Board of the Baptis
!, Church. delivered two Lectures
in our city Sunday-,t he Bapt'
ist Church in the nor ing, and
at the union service at he Pres
byterian Church Sun night
Both lectures were practical. q
the point and uplifting No mis-
take was made in putting him IN