Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-05-31

4 SAS0s Kits
to Water Valley Sunday to attend
Bro Gates meeting.
Miss Norma wilkins has re-
turned from Meridian, where she
mas been holding a position in the
High School of the past session.
Have your pictures made at
Sanders Studio over Leavell's
Store
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Fur E
Co, are Offering to the public the
best Groceries that can be bougt
and selling them cheap. Special
Bargains in Table and Tinware.
Sr- James B. Le2vell returned
from the Louisville. (Ky.) Theo-
logical Seminary n few DAYS ago
and will spend several weeks at
home.
Mr.. James p. Mason. of Glade
Springs Va. and Mr.. L. L. Tai
iiaferrO, of T~aIlahatchie County.
spent several days in Oxford this
week.
Misses Monte Harris and Ollie
Webster have been elected dele
gates 10 tie State Convention Of
the EpwOrth League at Grenada
on June i0eh.
Mrs VI. +. Porter and Miss
Anna Porter went down to Water
Valley Monday 70 attend the
funeral OF their relative, Mrs. VI.
j. Mayes Of tia, placs.
Mr.. John r. Brown returned
Tuesday u his home in Mekin-
ney, Texas. accompanied BY his
ne.ce- Miss Pearl Matthews. Of
Texas.
Mrs a. r Bocard i recover
ing from 4 serious Illness caused
by the sting OF 4 very poisonous
spider For several days /, vas
feared that the wound would de-
ysiOp hood pi=on-
Hiss Myrtle Hill returned 10
ner hone in Gallana. Tenn. zSt
Tuesday night after \ visit Of
several weeks 70 Mrs. d. T. Car
Ter and other Oxford friends. She
vas accompanied home By Miss
Annie Crawford Jc1es
There vi be preaching ard al
DAY singing AZ ire Webster school
house near Delay Sunday Rev.
Mr. Gaines ard J. X. PIkinston
Slli eOndcct the services Every
oody l. invited
Quite 4 number Of Oxford reo-
pie spent Sunday in Water Nsl-
.ey attending the revival nox IN
pcgrsss there under the leader
snip q Rev. George c. Gates.
IL the absence Of e. pastor.
Rev h s Sp<agiaS, his puipt
VII be filled at the IL o'eloek
service by Rev J. N Wyatt. and
n TIE 5 O'Clock By Pew Nj.
IOunger.
There vii De al day singing u,
Bethel Church Q miles East Of
Oxford on Sunday, June loxh-
Everybody cordially invited. es-
pecizEiy the NJ ZIon class Come
ard h-nS = vel Eled basket.
The Sumner Terra ard Tralz-
me- School for Teachers vi be-
gin on June is.h and continue
until July 18th Arr7nc1e1ts
have been mad. 10 =ecozodAse
an unlimited number of boa-cers
AMI a full attendance = expected
information has been received
of the drowning Of Mr. Arthur
Crawford. formerly OF this county
last Thursday, by falling from a
dredge boat az Greenville- AT
last accounts the body had not
been recovered The deceased
was a son of Mr.. and Mrs G. W.
Crawford, of Keel. but had made
his hope in Memphis fo- the past
few years.
At the request of the Commit
tee of Fifteen, approved by the
general committee. | have been
appointed special officer by tbs
Board of Mayor and Aldermen Il
see that the sale of whisky i
stopped. l solicit the aid of every
citizen and officer of the towr
and county and promise faith
fully discharge the duty to which
l have been assigned without fsaI
or favor. Respectfully,
J. B. ROACH.
Judge Charles B. Howry /
visiting his former home and VII
be at various points in Nisslssip'
pi during his temporary absenc'
from official duty as a membe
of the U. S. Court OF Claims q
Washington. Judge Howry wa
on the bench in the Circuit Cour
of the United States at Kansa
City, Mo-, last week by invita-
1on of the presiding judge Their
when the mandatory injuncnoi
of the Harvest King Compan
against the American Expires
Company was heard TO comps
the Express company to deIive
C o ID liquor packages, and b
i. also heard the conspiracy cas-
! against the railroads for accept