Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-07-09

week.
There will be a picnic 1T liar
klns's Min on Friday. july Inn
The public generally IS cordial,
invited.
Misses Lena and Leola FIuche.
% shreveport, La.. arathe char,
ING guests Of Air. ana Mrs. J.L
Shinault.
Miss Belle Stephens has ron,
% visit her sister n Paris. Tenn.
and from there viii % q Dawson
Springs, Ky.
Or. r II. Wright and children
we're called 20 Senasobia Tue4.lsv
by the death os his father--n-lav
Capt. ". ". Warl.
Mrs. c.. \. NcLain ana chile
dren. who have been visiting Mrs
Ida Meek for several weeks have
returned O. WiHona.
Messrs. j II. Eimuors. II. n.
IHomlson aud h. NJ Eimbrouch
spent two days las. week at
Waterford lake fishing.
Mr.. George Lundie with his
friend, Mr.. Browne. Of Memphis.
spent Sunday with his parents.
Nir. aad Mrs. j. c. Lundie.
MIR. Fred Wallace and sis,e-.
Miss Laura Wallace. OF Ripley.
are the guess Il their relatives.
Nr. AMI Mrs. e. z. 3. Wallace.
Miss AMMO +. Hull. of Kaas as
City. - visiting her sister. Mrs.
Ephrlim Davidson ut Ale-vil.e.
and will renal until September.
s,r=. Stella Smith. Miss Mary
Lou Toniils1l and Hrs. Laura
Richmond viii leave friday %
spend . few weeks ut Npnteagle.
Miss Mary Wick Rowland ac-
,1u'paiued Miss Marcai.e Row.
.aui hone % Cofecyi.le Wednes-
iay and viii be gone several
weeks.
Mr.. Jessie Barry. OF Arkansas,
: visiting ais son, Dr.. Tom Barry
n Lafayette Springs. III also
'peHt 4 few days hero after ar
absence Of - years, finding many
VI friends 10 greet him.
Mr. Edmund Sad.er, Grand lee +
Urer Of the Masonic Chapter and
'auncI degrees, will visit the OK
ord lodges on July i1,h. ism and
Nya, Al members are request I
p o. attend these lectures.
Str. Z. o. Davidson and wife
cave Friday for New Orleans.
rom which place they sail for
Iew York. They Will be gone +.
eyeraI seeing places Of interest +
n the East. (
y crowd LEFT Taesiiy Tor c
.sa5's fish hunt at the Ciut .
House. Ammunition necessary f.
OF 4 large time WIS carried along
md g-aas returns are expectsI. /
Hiss Nora Fur. u Pentotoc. =
sister Of Hrs. ,. =. IiartsGe.d a
,ur city. WIS married on l1s-
Wednesday 10 Nj. T.. 81 Aae--
aathy, u prominent citizen oftaas
place
-. 7. T. Bgs-aw or efIc'eu-
Ja5ler Informs Is that - rosv has
Is pr.s1n boardefs 8 Federai
prisoners. / county r ssners and
from Calhoun Co~l.y, q t'.a.
u Il.
Mrs. T. !. Binio-9, Of Wates
Valley. district secretary Of the
W0nan's Foreign Mission So
eisty ard Ms. Steve Galloway,
u Mt. Z-oa. were t4a guess %
Mrs. Founs Ca.lavsy Sunday
afternoon.
We learn that VI. V. r. Nc
Bride viii remove his family from
Oxford next week We regret u
lose tits splendid family from our
town and wish them every sue
cess n their new home.
Mr. C.. G.. Harvey has resigned
the managsrship Of the oil mill,
and will leave this week with MS
family for Lexington. where he
will engage in the same business
Miss Lucille Turnage. u Gre
NADIA. came up TO the dance given
at the Opera House Tuesday
night and WAS the guest Of hei
sister. Miss C0rrinne, on the
campus while il the city.
Mr.. Wiley johnson and Miss
Jessie Ho.comb, Of Bay Springs,
were married sunday night. Mag
istrate L. c. Butler performing
the ceremony. We extend oes
wishes.
Mr.. T. c. Brown died az his
I home IN east Oxford suburb
Yesterday morning and the re-
mains will be inferred this morn
ing in the Oxford cemetery. +!
leaves I wife and several chIIrei
j Mrs. ]. J. Woodward, Mis-
Nina Herndon, Mrs. I'd Young
| Nessrs. W. NJ. Woodward, ). y
/ Slough, John Herndon and Mac
webster attended the funeral o
Mrs. George Young al Camorldg
! Thursday.
| We received 4 pleasant ca
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