Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-07-18

Z y. are ViSltln- relatives IN " atei
Valley this week.
Mr.. Paris Matthews. OF Mem
lphis. spent Sunday with his par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. = L Matthew
Mrs. Henry A. Moore enter
tanned the Twentieth Century
Book Club yesterday afternoon.
Miss Esther Brown and little
brother. Tommie, have returned
from 4 visit 10 friends atTaylor' ;
Mr.. and Mrs. I. j. Bailey, Of
Brownwood. Texas, are visiting
their many friends in this county
Hon. \. \. Kincannon. chan
cellor Of the University, was a
guest Of the Majestic Hotel this
week.
There viii be a picnic n; Owens
Mill. 10 miles East OF Oxford next
Tuesday. Everybody IS invited
20 attend.
Mrs. l.. D. Beanland entertain
ed AZ dinner Friday afternoon.
complimentary to Mrs. Norwood
Padtison.
Misses ona Collier. Pauline
Wright and Lizettc kimbrough
returned Saturday from visit to
Senatobia.
Mr.. =. r. Lloyd, Director, will
hold 4 Farmers Institute NJ Tula
on Wednesday, the 2lth. Every
body invited.
The crop conditions have i'm
proved very much the past two
weeks and the farmers are feeling
more hopeful.
Mr. aud Mrs. W. B. Cullen of
Glendora, California, who have
been visiting Mrs. x. L. Steph-
ems have returned home.
: The picnic at Orrwood has been
postponed until Wednesday, July
3lst, which will doubtless DC the
last one Of the campaign.
Mr.. Il. Z. Harkins extends a
cordial invitation to everyone to
attend the big picnic to be given
n his mill Saturday, July 9Th.
Miss Kitty Petrie. OF st. Louis,
is enjoying her first visit to her
old friends in Oxford since the
family removed five years ago.
Miss Belle Stephens left this
week to visi. friends in Arkansas
and from there viii 90 to Pauls
Valley, /. T., TO visit her brother.
Misses Fannie and Mary Black
Of Savannah, Tenn, who have
been visiting Misses Alpha and
Julia Kendel, have returned home
Nr. James Crow and family. o,
Memphis, have moved to Oxford
and are occupying one Of Mr.. J.
c. Lundie's house near the Bap-
list Church.
Messrs. Sam Parharn. OF La
Fayette Springs, Frank Penning-
ton, of Oxford, and Bud Fudge
and wife. OF South oxford, left
Tuesday for Texas.
Saturday viii be Z big day for
Lafayette Springs. Hon. L. f.
Noel and Judge Jeff Truly will
address the citizens OF that COM
munity Saturday morning.
\ Missionary meeting wss held
at the Methodist Church Sunday
morning. Miss Bancroft, mis-
s:onary 70 Mexico, made an inter-
esting talk on mission work.
There will be a picnic and fish
fry near Gains Mill Ii miles west
of Oxford on Saturday. July 9th
The candidates and the public
generally are invited to attend.
THE EAGLE Office has Just is
sued / 800 catalogues for the Uni
vsrsity Training hooI. The
next session WI with the
largest attendance aau brighter
prospects than ever before.
There Will be n big picnic in } /.
c. Kisner's pasture, South of
Yocona on Thursday, Aug. Sth.
All candidates are invited, and
/ special treatment accorded the
Beat candidates.
Mrs. r. II. Porter, Miss Laura
Fades and Miss Maggie Sue
Heard left Tuesday to join party
from Blue Mountain IN u trip to
jamestown and other Eastern
points.
Mr.. Alex Morgan presented thi.
Office with a nice box of straw
berries yesterday. From one
lquar.er OF an acre Mr.. Morgan
| mas sold S207 worth OF berries thii
season.
! All who are interested in tn
camp meeting are requested u
meet at the camp ground on NJ
day, July 18th, as early IN H.
/ morning as possible. :
II j. K. MCLARTY,
Chairman Committee.
The Memphis Sunday paper
4 announce the approaching mar
riage OF Miss Margaret Sanfor