Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-07-11

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Miss Mary Burt. of Memphis. Is
twisting her mother. Mrs. N. r.
Burt
i The quarterly statement ~ the
Ioli reliable Bank of Oxford viii
be fDund in this issue oi THE
/ EA0E.
Mrs Gerald Fitzgerald and ltd.
daughter. 81 Friars Point. arr thu
lcce-ts 20 her mother. Mrs. 4. 4.
Young.
Mrs. Savage and daughters left
. Frlay Tor Nashville. Tenn. after
a visit 10 her sister. Mr.. J. W.
johnson.
There viii be an all day sing
ling and dinner on the ground at
Mi. Z.oa Sunday. July 2ist.
Everybody is cordially invited.
Mrs. Minnie Porter. Mrs. sam
Butler and Miss Monte Harris
left Tuesday ~ visi. Mrs. Nasiie
LuurSiu in Lawrenecbur-. Tenn
Mrs. Florence HcnwooI. Of
New Orleans. has returned % her
old home in oxford u spend the
summer and is boarding IL the
Oxford House.
The campaign proper opened
at TayloT's yesterday. the first
regular appointment 0f the candi-
dates \ good crowd went down .
from Oxford.
The many Oxford friends Of
Mr. r. q. Cranberry deeply
sympathize with him in the death
OF his wife. which occurred IN
Chicago yesterday E
The Oxford base ball team went
down 10 Coffeeville Monday u
play game with the local team.
The Cxfori's came out winners
with = score Of 3 TO ,.
Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Brown /.
left Friday fer Maniiou. Colo. T,
being elllei there ~ the critical
condition ~ their daughter. who ,
IS not expected 10 live many days :
Hon. +. =. Noel will speak Al d
Lafayette Springs on Saturday. {
July 10Th. This viii be = big Gay @
or that community a. the county !
;lndidaies also meet there on I
hat Jay. i
Mr. J. c. Eskriise requests Us .
o announce that that there viii :
De 4 picnic 1t Delay on Wedues- :
lay. July 18th. The candidates
and the people gene.-
lily are invited.
Mrs. Joe Greer died Tuesday {
sight - the family home three y
niles west OF oxford after I shors I
laess Of fever. We tender !
.ympGthy T. the bereavel hus- T
ana and children. 3
The first cotton bloom Of the =
'eason mas been handed IN AZ this a
if1ee. Ii was raised by Mr. Coy p
iaEseil. one mile vses; Of Ab5a- i
lille. and pulled Saturday from . .
led in good condition waist high D
We received I pleasant cal {
from Mr.. Z. .. Mos5y. !.
1f COidWater, president 81 the Z
Board Of Supervisors of Tate :
County. Mr. Mosby i visiting !
ais daughter, Mrs. Harvey, On !.
University street and we wish hin,
4 pleasant stay in our town.
MIR. T. D. Anderson, Jr.. THE !
Piano Tuner, ii W.nona, Is II
Oxford. II you wish - have
your piano or organ tuned, tele- I
phone the Majestic Hotel until /
Saturday. References, Bush / !
Gesgs Piano Co.. and - X Houck
Piano Co., o. Memphis, and +.
Z. Forbes Piano Co., Of jackson.
The people Of Harmon;own en-
ioyed Children's Day Sunday.
the occasion was enjoyed by a
large number % people incluaing
many visitors from = distance.
The children all performed their
parts well and the singing vas
highly enjoyed Dinner was
served under the large trees and
enough was carried away % sup
ply as many more.
On :he night OF July 4th. ne
gro named Rot ert Edwards was
killed near Gomez as result Of
too much celebration and mean
whisky. A negro named Percy
Young was charged with the
crime and Green Kennedy, an
OtherAegro As accessory. The
trial Is held yesterday before /.
Magistrate K. !. Shaw ~ College
Hill.