Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-10-08

leaving his wife improving eacI
day,
Miss E.ssie Fades. who is teacl
ing school in Cofteeville. spen
Saturday and Sunday with he
parents.
The Mt. Zion neighborhood an,
other friends enjoyed an after,
neon singing at tho camp grcun,
Sunday,
Mr., Il. l.. stephens has accent.
ed a position in the Office o.
President Hightower, Of the Far,
mers' Union.
Mrs. Nick Pegues and Miss
Sallie accompanied Mrs. Zsck
White home to spend few weeks
in the delta.
Miss Joella Quick, CT Bav
Springs. left last week for Luce
dale, To take charge Vi a school
at that place.
DR.. and Mrs. Wright. Anna
and Fred went 10 Memphis Mon
day night to spend a few days at
the Tri-State Fair,
The Clansman will be adver-
tised throughout the country like
a CIRCUS. Visitors for miles
around are expected. Oct. 2sth,
Mrs. Qubel Rayburn Moore
accompanied her mother to Ok
ford Sunday returning to her
home in Toccopola the next day.
Mrs. Robert Wendell Of Absr-
was in Oxford n few DAYS
ago to meet her brother Hal
Wartlaw of Colon, Central
America.
There will be a meeting of r.
). Gathright NJ. 80, f. Il A. NJ.
tonight ut : O'Clock. Work in the
second degree Visiting brethren
cordially invited.
Mr.. Levin Lake spent several
lays of last week with his Ok
lord friends leaving Monday to
attend the reunion Of the State
veterans to be held at Greenwood
Today.
Mr.. j. T. Chambers has sold
his residence on University street
10 Mrs. McMullin, of Grenda, and
occupy rooms at the resi-
of Mr.. b. B. Russell On
street.
A reception will be given by the
denomination on Fri
lay evening, from s to IL O'Clock.
at the residence of Mrs. NJ. :.
Collier, complimentary to the
students and new members.
The Clansman- Oct. 2Sth.
old soldier and their wives
see the Clansman. You
have lived through the times this
production portrays and you can
not afford to miss this grand his
toric play.
The many friends in thiscouuty
Of Mrs. W. b. Newell will regret
% learn of her death at Grace
mont. Okla, last Thursday.
About one year ago Mr.. Newell
and family removed To their new
home in the west full of hope for
the future. We join in sympathy
in this great affection.
The management desires to say
that the Clansman that is coming
is not a small show, but the same
attraction that plays in the larg-
est cities. We guarantee it to be
the greatest theatrical event ever
in this city or in any city the size
of Oxford.
IL is with dsep regret We an
nounce the death of Rev. X. g.
Porter of the North Mississippi
Conference. which occurred in
Memphis Tuesday. The remains
will be inferred at Starkville
We join his numerous friends
here and elsewhere in sympathy
for the devoted wife and children
Mr.. J. II. Lewis our city photo
grapher. entered his setter dog
Gray Eagle. in the Tri- State Fail
contest in Memphis last week anc
ovsr all tho others of high degree
entered or that occasion, he wor
three first prizes. The mother o
this dog won two first prizes las
year. How is that for Oxford?
All the out-of-town people ar,
invited To see the Clansman. Thu
great play will be full of reminis'
cences of the carpet bag days. |
will give a graphic portrayal o
the noted Ku Klux Khan. TIL,
young and old will never forge
this play.
Mrs, B. C.. Fee and daughter
Miss Addie Fee, of Oxford, Miss.
are in the city, guests of the Nil
ledgeville Hotel. Mrs. Fee is
native of Milledgeville, and was
daughter of Mr.. BENZ. Reynolds
who was many years ago engages
in business here. Her materna
grandfather was Mr.. Thoma.
Foard and was buried in the cit,
cemetery. Mrs Fee is endeavor
ing TO locate his ~grave.-Uniol
Recorder, Milledgeville, GA.
Malice and i'll will does not eff
feet the object against which it