Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-09-02
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LOCAL ITEMS.


House tomorrow night.
Miss Fannie May Hargis is
visiting in the Delta.
Miss Mary Wick Rowland is
visiting in Coffeeville.
The Honorable Board OF Su-
pervisors will convene Monday.
Miss Lizzie Kimmons, Of Water
Valley, is visiting relatives here.
Mr.. p. ii. Wright is spending
this week on his farm near Tyro.
Mr.. Abe Bremen returned Mon
day accompanied by his little son
Fred.
Sept. LIST. has brought many
changes of residence and movings
TO and fro in Oxford.
Mrs. W. j. Hill and children,
OF Water Valley, we're the guests
.of Mrs. W. II. kimmons last week
Or. T. RI. Somerville and Miss
Mary Hartwell left Friday for a
visit TO relatives in Virginia.
Mrs. George McLain and chill
dren, of Winona, r wishing Mrs
Ida Meek and family.
| Miss Bella Bremen, of Men,
phis, is the guest of Mrs. H.
Friedman.
Mr.. Frank Jones has been 80
seriously ill the past week that
his death was momentarialy ex-
pected, but he has slightly i'm
proved the past few days.
Mr.. Jan es r. Dooley has re-
: turned from nm extended visit TO
Arkansas and Oklahoma.
Mrs. Florence Hastings, of
Memphis. was the guest Of her
brother, Mr.. @. W. Buifaioe. Sr..
u few days the past week.
Rev. J. C. Park and family will
return this week and Mr.. Park
will fill his pulpit Sunday.
Miss Jean Davidson left yester
day for Van Cleave, where she
has accepted L position to teach.
, The household effects Of the
late Mr.. Sam Watson wers dis
posed of at public sale in the
court house yard Saturday.
Mr.. Ben Avis. of Memphis,
spent Friday with his Oxford
friends.
Miss Marjorie Owens is visiting
IN the country AZ the home Of Mr.
z. L. Davidson.
Mrs. Sarah Eurr. OF Belen, is
visiting her brother, Mr.. j. A.
Bigger, ear town.
Miss Lucy Fur, Of Belen, Is
the guest of her aunt, Mrs. NJ. d..
Rayburn.
Tie town authorities have
passed an ordinance prohibiting
skating on, or within one hum
drsd yards of the square. We
will have something TO say on
this subject next week.
Mrs. Glenn, trimmer for Haley
& Sparks, has returned from her
summer vacation.
Elder A. B. Morris will preach
in the Primitive Baptist Church
Saturday and Sunday.
I Misses Helen and Thelma Keys
and Miss Maggie Lee Davidson,
of Water Valley, spent Friday at
the home of their uncle, Mr.. Z.
E. Davidson.
Miss Josie Watson spent sever
al days in Oxford last week look
ing after her business interests.
She is now making her home in
Indianapolis, Ind, with her
brother.
Hon. j. Fl. Kimmons returned
from Hot Springs Friday improy-
ed in health.
The Hopewell Association of
the Primitive Baptist Church,
win meet in q three days session
in Oxford, beginning Friday,
Sept. 10th.
Mr.. j. B.. Wo-iey OF Oxfrod
and Mics Sarah Hirsch of Water
Valley, were married in our city
Tuesday morning. Rev. ". l..
Atkissou oficia ing. We extend
best wishes to the happy couple.
Mr.. Iverson Hargis returned to
Jackson a few days ago after
having recuperated at home from
the effects of a spell of typhoid
fever.
Miss Mabel McClatchy, OF Wa
ter Valley, and AIRS. Ed Wagner,
of Memphis. spent Sunday with
Miss Elmer Tarver.
New Moving Pictures tomor-
row and Saturday nights. All
are invited and brand new pic.
lures are promised.
The David Reese and Annie
Kennedy Chapters OF the D. A.
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