Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-05-23

son ponu north OF town.
}. Mesdames II. V. Somervill,
n and Nellie Haynes will be at hom,
this afternoon. complimentary &c
their guest, Mrs. Wilson.
The State Board OF Health has
lappointed DIR. A. A. Young
: County Health Officer for the en-
suing two years.
J Miss Ruby Stahl. who is at
tending school at Columbus. spent
several days with her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. n. F.. Stahl.
Mr.. J. t. Alsworth. who spent
the winter in Oxford with his
daughter. Mrs. Mcbride, left last
week for his home in Anderson.
". Va.
Mrs. John ~. Shaw and little
daughter. Edith. of College Hill.
spent several days this week with
her sisters. Misses Mary and An
ME Boggs.
Mr.. Willie Short. of Turner
vile. Texas, visited his parerts,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Short, At Toe
copola, last week, after an alb
senee OF Is years.
Miss Lena Nssbit. OF POntotoc.
and Miss Elizabeth Nesbit, of
New Albany. are expected =
spend commencement with Mr..
and Mrs. +. c. Foster.
Mr.. S. G. Hinton. OF Memphis.
and Miss Gussie Royals. Of Bur-
CESS, were married at the resi-
dence of the brides parents Sun
day, Rev. WI. siargis officiating
Mrs. r. G. Hewlett left Monday
for Amite City, La. to visit her
son and from there will return to
Lena, to spend the summer with |
her daughter, Mrs. May Fergu-
son. II
Mr.. Bunnie Hussey. OF Able
vile, died on Wednesday of last .
week after a lingering illness.
Mr.. Hussey was highly esteemed
"a good and useful citizen. We
extend sympathy to the bereaved
young wife and parents.
The Methodist Church was all-
ed to its capacity Sunday MORN ;
ing to witness the interesting pro 1
gram of Children's Day. The l
were very interesting t
and creditable and enjoyed by the :,
large audience. e
Mrs. Julia G. Harris, of Tchula, :
died yesterday, and was buried
at the Odd Fellows Cemetery to- :
day, the services being conduct =
ed by Rev. j. W. Dormsu. A :
more extended notice will be Civ :
en- later. The bereaved ones have =
the sincere sympathy Of all :
Lexington Advertiser, May 18th. \
At the solicitation of many citi-
zens the students OF the English
class OF the University under the :
OF Prof Stark Young =
will reproduce the Rivals at y
Opera House on Saturday night. 2
June list, giving a matinee al y 80 =
that afternoon. This announce
nent will draw crowded houses. o
Would not it be a good idea if '
the Mayor and Board Of Alder ?
nen should begin 4 mosquito 5
crusade. See that all the old 5
wells, cisterns and low places il
were properly treated with kero- v
sene? We think SO. Attention 4
TO this matter would rid Us OF one q
Of the greatest worries of the year q
and il it be true that the mosquito
IS the only medium through which :
we get yellow fever, then it is
high time we look after such an 7
matter.
American Standard Granulated :
Sugar, Armour's Star Hams, i.
French Opera Ground Coffee
every cup cup of joy" Sugar
Glen Molassss, New box Prunes
10cts, Freser Scotch Oats t0cts,
Tapioca 1Oc, Evaporated Apples
10c. Campbel's Soup Zoe, To-
mato Catsup lOc, Stringless Beans
10c, Folks Peas 10c, Pride of
Illinois Corn 10c, New Cheese,
Garrett Snuff, Coats Spool Cot
ton, Arm & Hammer Soda, Royal
Baking Powder.
s. ". Moss.