Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-08-20

Ayent we're Burgess visitors las,
Sunday.
q Mrs. H.. a. Moore and son
Erie. are visiting relatives on
n Splinter.
Miss Lou Brown. 81 Walton. Is
q he guest II her aunt. Mrs. p. r.
Matthews.
Mr.. Hueh Wallace. ~ Menu
.iiphls q spending a irw days with
las mother and sisters.
n Mr.. Rushing Shinault. the c..v
electrical engineer. informs US
that We viii hsseligh,s ab1lt 90
$ \ crowd 81 our young rpi,
ATTENDED the dance 10 Mr.. 7. J.
Harkins last Wednesday night.
r u You want n frst-class Sow
ing Machine consul. Mr. :. ;.
Webster. He can furnish you 4
singer or Wheeler ( Wilson ma
p chine that Wall give You perfect
satisfaction at reasonable figures
: For RENT-Two Offices in GOOD
repair over the store Of !. l..
Shinauli. Apply to DR.. y. a.
Young.
For SALE \ good Pheaton and
secondhand Piano. Apply a:
this Office.
II You want = good Sewing Ma
chine with all the late,t attach ,
ments try one from Ir. :. :.
Webster. You wiu end them ex-
acdy a he represents ihetn.
Don't walk. buy one o. those :
nice Bucgies from !
J.. l.. SH.vAUwr. !
\ picnic Kill be given at Toy
ll0r's on Thursday, Aug. 27jh.
Everybody invited anu bring q
well filed basket.
Mr.. Henry ". Fazcr has - 4
%turne'l from ST. Louis. where he c.
has been studying Tor the past $
mouth. b
The Oxfori boys have arranged 4.
a base ball game with the Coffee
vile team TO be played here one I.
day this week. h
II you want n have 4 delights u
full time 20 out t. J. c. Tarvers
pasture tomorrow 70 she picnic,
don't forget to take your basket.
Mr. Elmo Tarver viii give rs n
annual picnic tomorrow, (FnIay) n
in Mr.. J. c. Tarver's pasture. b
lie always has e platform for the o
occasion. Everybody i Invited. :
Nr. Al. Lunpkias came down r
from Luxembourg. Tenn. last
Friday and accompanied his wife
and children home yesterday.
who have been visiting relatives
here.
STRAYED OF ST0LES-Big Bay .
Horse with high wethers- II
on righ, side under name. two
white hind feet, about 10 years
old. SIDNEY :. WEBSTER. q
Mr.. s. s. Webster 3 ore OF the :
best machine agents oar country I
has ever had. He Is lispOsing OF !
a great many nrst-e.ass machines
and keeps busy all tie time.
Save your Hay. VIII sell or :,
rent you a Mover o. Rake. :
J. l.. SHINAULT. :
All indications point to c hard {
winter, repair your buildings. | !
have Flooring, Ceiling, Weather {
Boarding and all kinds of Rough
Lumber and cover with ROOf0es-
tos the cheapes; and best see
samples. j. L. SaISAULT. ,
Mrs. Mona Wallace received a
telegram from South McAlistec.
Okla. yesterday announcing the
critical illness OF her father, Col.
NJ. D.. Vance, who was not ex-
pected to live many hours {
The following marriage license
nave been issued: Mr.. +. j.
Young to Miss Georgia Iinkins.
Mr.. Van Oswald 10 Miss Una Pat
terson, Mr.. Wiiburn Gaultt 10 Miss
Monte Anderson.
/. a good crowd from Oxford at
tended the picnic gwen on Mr.. J.,
&c. Treloar's place near OrrwOOd
on Wednesday Of last week, and
without 4 dissenting voice all
! pronounced II one Of the most
.joyable public gatherings OF the
season. An immense gathering
of people from ali parts vi the
county attended and the order
was perfect. Dinner consisted Of
all kinds OF edibles, prepared to
tempt the palate and satisfy the
appetite and the cordial hOspi-
tality extended by the citizens
: made all feel welcome. Every
body praises the orrwood picnic
The people of Oxford xill be
glad to know of the phenomena
: success of Mr. Edwin Ford who
was in the University for some
! wears and made many friends IN
lOxford. The intelligence comes
: that out of 5000 students in the
E university of Oxford, England,
: this Cecil Rhodes scholar won
: first hOnOrs in his examinations
The University of Mississippi Is
proud of the record of this young