Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-11-26

Mr.. Kiesker, of Winona. snen.
several days in Oxford this weeI
The ID. A. r., will meet with
Mrs. c. X. Wardiaw Saturda,
afternoon.
Chancery Court il still in Sos.
sion, will give full proceedings
next week.
Miss Annie Chandler is spend.
ing Thanksgiving with relatives
ct state Line.
Mr.. X. 5. Morgan, Of Abbeyille
paid The EAGLE office i pleasant
visit Saturday.
Messrs. NJ. f.. Holt and J d.
Butler spent Sunday in Toocopo!a
with friends.
Mrs. Fannie Price Cain was the
guest of her mother, Mrs. Sallie
Price, last week.
Mrs. Laura Richmond spent
iast week in Oxford the guest OF
Mrs. Stella Smith.
The Baptist congregation held
sunrise prayer meeting this morn
ing Thanksgiving Day.
Mr.. John Hall. of Memphis. is
visiting his parents, Nr. and Mrs
j. NJ. Hall OF our county.
Miss Elma Tarver has been
very sick for the past few davs.
but is able to be out again.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. }. Wood have
reaovei to Oxford and will live
Mr.. j.. Is. Brow in South
Oxford.
Mrs. Matte Hutchinson is re-
ported quite sick a, the home of
her daughter, Mrs. D. NJ. KIM
Drough.
Rev. J. L. Cunningham, presid
ng elder, will preach in the
Methodist Church Sunday morn
ng at ii o'clock. !
Don't forget Davidson & Ward
avs Christmas Opening Satur-
lay night, Dec. 9TH, from $50 to-
10 O'Clock. All are invited.
Judge W. A. Roane is spend
ng a few days at home this week.
will leave next week to visit
his children at Colorado Springs.
Colo,
The young people of Alesville
had a storm party for Mr.. and
Mrs Maurice Marshall Friday
night at the residence Of Mr.. Sam
Wells.
Mrs. ID. /. Sultan gave an ele-.
CANT reception Friday afternoon
from 3 to q O'Clock. Delightful
refreshments were served the
guests.
The name of George Smith Of
he primary grade was uninten-
.ionally omitted last week from
he honor roll handed in for pub
.ication.
Attorneys Z. F. Kimmons. of
Water Valley, and Leroy Ken
neday, of New Albany, were in
attendance of Chancery Court
this week.
Don't forget Davidson & Ward
avs Christmas Opening Satur-
lay night, Dec. 9TH, from 6:30 TO
10 o'clock. All are invited.
Nearly all of the student body
and many Of the University peo-
pie and citizens OF Oxford went
down To Jackson on Il speciol
train today to witness the foot
ball game between the UNIVERSE
ty and n. Il NJ. College.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Wells, OF
Alesville, entertained a few
friends at luncheon last Thursday
in honor of their son, Mr.. Maurice
Marshall and his bride, of Durant
All present had a most enjoyable
time.
Mrs. W. C. Morgan, daughter
of Mr.. NJ. /. Quick died Tuesday
morning and will be buried at
Hopewell at 10 o'clock today,
Thursday. Mrs. Morgan was a
most estiuable woman and a de-
voted, wife AMI mother. We
tender sympathy to the sorrowiag
family.
The installation services at the
P. Church last Thurday night
were highly interesting. Rev.
r. a. n. Wilson, of Batesville,
preached the installation sermon,
Rev, y. G. Num-, Of Oakland.
delivered the charge to the pas
tor and Rev. F. NJ. Cooper. OF
Coffeeville. delivered the charge
to the members. The occasion
was the installation OF the pastor,
Rev. W. l.. Atkisson and the
retirement of Rev. W. j. King.
who has been the beloved pastor
of this congregation for the past
twelve years. Rev. Mr.. Atkisson
is highly appreciated by mis- new
charge and the citizens OF Oxford
generally.
News From Linker's NIL.
The health OF the neighborhood
is good at this writing.
NJ y T.. Tinker mazda n husi-