Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-04-23

visited the family Of their sol
Mr.. Lee Matthews at Ripley TIN
week.
Mrs. Lottie Rhyme 81 Crysts
Springs. spent last Saturday wit
her grandmother, Mrs. +. l.
Harris.
Mrs. Matte Hutchinson ha
returned from New Orleans an,
Is the guest OF her daughter. Mr.
ID. NJ. Kimbrouch.
For SALE-Long STAPLE Cottor
seed ut 10 cents per bushel.
Mas. J. +. HoPE,
College Hill, Miss.
MF. :. s. Webster will sell yot
a good machine on easy pay.
ments, and will take your old ma.
chine in exchange.
LOST Between tho public
square and the cemetery. n pal,
of gold trimmed hook spectacles.
single lens. Return to this Office
and receive reward.
Miss Lizzie Mckinney, OF Mem
phis, spent Friday and Saturday
with her sisters, Mrs. Temple and
Mrs. James.
There were teachers from all
portions OF the county in Oxford
Friday and Saturday attending
the spring examinations.
At a meeting Of the Graded
School trustees Monday, Prof.
K. l.. Harris was reelected prin-
cipal for the next two years.
II will be seen By reference to
the election notice in another COL
umn that the municipal primary
will take place on May 70 and -.
Messrs. +. IL. Kimmons. Will
COolsby and Mr.. Crowell, OF Orr
wood. left Tuesday for 4 tour
through Texas and New Mexico.
The olympia Opera Co., the
best attraction Of the season, so
many OF tie patrons said who saw
il here some time ago. Popular
prices.
Messrs. Willie and Garren
Baird Of Memphis, two Old time
Oxford boys, spent Saturday and
il Oxford with their old
friends.
Messrs. ". d. Gardner. Of Al
us, W. J. Lovelady, of Paris, and
William Harieastle, OF Taylor's,
paid their respects to this Office
his week.
Mr.. George Leavell a student
Il the Louisville (Ky.) Medical
College and Hospital, reached
oxford yesterday to spend a week
Nth his home friends.
Marshal J. \. Toler spent sew
,ral days here this week, leaving
His host of friends
'egret mis- retirement from the
'fhcial position he has held the
past four years and wish him
success in every undertaking.
Easter services were held in
he Methodist Church Sunday
at IL O'Clock, and the
Tast throng of people present
gave close attention 70 the splen-
lid sermon of the pastor, Rev. t..
5. Spragins. The decorations
we're beautiful and appropriate.
William Temple left Monday
'or Annapolis, Md. 10 stand an
for admission to the
naval academy. Ii he is success
.uI he will take four year course
and then he becomes a lieutenant
IN the navy. We hope that our
friend will have his every
ambition gratified.
II you are interested in the pre-
servation of your waste vegeta-
oles and fruits this year, and it
seems that we shall nave n nice
crop of both, also line crop Of
blackberries, write the South
ern Gamer Co., of Mckinney,
Texas, for prices and free booklet
on he home Gamer.
Mr.. s. II. Logan and Mr.. G.
NJ. Knight have formed part
in the insurance business
under the firm name of Logan &
Knight. They represent the
most reliable companies and are
first class business men. T1ey
guarantee safe insurance. Read
their card in another column.
There will be service at IL am
Sunday with the celebration OF
the Holy Communion, in the
Episcopal Church, the Rev. Mr.,
Joyner, Rector OF Holy Trinity
Church, Vicksburg, will be the
preacher. He will also preach tC
the Y. N. c. A. at night on the
campus The public is cordially
invited.
Two students of the Training
School were sick with mild case
of scarlet fever this week and tn
health authorities decided it bes
to suspend the school two weeks
and await further developments
The boys are getting along NIGEL,
and no apprehension of sprsa'