Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-11-18
LOCAL ITEMS.

non. Lem T.. oldham spent
! Friday in Memphis.
! Miss Ona Collier returned Tues
day from Memphis.
Mr. Gerald Fitzgerald, OF Friars
Point. spent Sunday here.
Mr.. B. c. Harris, OF the Mighty
East, was in town Tuesday.
D Mrs. J. Z. Pegues entertained
at Bridge Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. Lewis Crow, of Burgess,
visited relatives here Sunday.
Capt. J. r. Barry. of Eta, il
visiting Oxford for few days.
Miss EIma Meek left Sunday
for visit to friends in the Delta
Mrs. A. E. Beanland has re-
turned from a visit to Memphis
friends.
Miss Bee Orr, of Orrwood, is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Maggie
Morrow.
MIR. viii Walkers new resi-
denee on South street is nearing
completion.
\ Mrs. Robert Torrey entertain
ed the Browning Club Tuesday
afternoon.
Marshal A. NJ. Storer is spend
ing a few days in Kosciusko on
business.
Mr.. 4. d. Patton and wife, of
Lafayette Springs, were shop
ping here Tuesday.
\ Mr.. W. w. Kimmons. of Route
20. /. paid his respects to The
EAGLE Monday.
Mrs. c.. L. Sisk and children
have returned from an extend ed
visit to relatives in Arkansas.
DR.. Tom Barry. of Lafayette
Springs. made a business trip to
Memphis the first of the week.
+ The Lafayette County Teach
er's Association held a very in
teresting meeting here Saturday.
Mr.. w. A. GaIlegly. of Water
ford. spent Monday in OXFORD
and paid his respects to this Of
flee.
Mrs. Addie Knapp. of Water
Valley, spent Friday with the
family OF her brother, Mr.. II. \.
Moore.
Lafayette Chapter No. 81, r.
A. NJ. will meet tonigh; at I 80.
All Companions are requested to
be present.
Mrs. Cranberry, mother of our
popular depot agent, Mr.. r. C.
Cranberry. will spend the winter
here with her son.
Rev. W. ID. Hedleston, Mr.. j.
5. Fur and Mr.. j. NJ. Saunders
are attending Presbytery this
week at Yazoo City.
The Blackstone Club. of Il
University, celebrated their
eleventh anniversary Friday
night with an elegant banquet.
Mr.. Mack Webster and family.
, Mrs. Lex Ramey and Mrs. G. G..
! Wilson spent Sunday with Mrs
Tom Barry at Lafayette Springs
Miss Kate Skipwith entertained
} with Bridge Whist Monday after
noon in honor OF Mr.. and Mrs.
,, Charles Howry, Jr., of Washing
, ton, ID. c.
The Supreme Court has affirm
/, ed the case of Charles Babb fol
the killing of NJ. II. Harris, ano
). the sentence is seven years in the
penitentiary.
:; We have received pleasant call.
since our last issue from Messrs
W. l.. Kimmons, A. r. Wilson,
2 j. a. Palmer, G.. K. Sart0r, K. j
Lusk and 2. NJ. Franklin.
: Thanksgiving services this yea
will be held in the Baptist Church
:, Rev. W. l.. Atkisson will preach
the sermon. The public is cordi,
ally invited to these services.
Z Messrs. James Stone, w. c
!. Chiffon, W. l.. Archibald, Edga
Webster, Paul Ramey and Phi
: Stone left this week to join ,
: hunting party in Pamela County
:, Mrs. Benz Price will entertain
, the surviving members of the La
n mar Rifles on Thanksgiving Da,
!; and has issued elegant invitation
to them to attend the feast.
Mr.. Bradley Kimbrough lef
Wednesday for Arkadelphia
II Ark, where he went to attend tn
a meeting of the Arkansas Bap
fist Convention.
! Rev. B. p. Fulhlove and wife
: of Ab5eville, attended the dis.ric
stewards meeting here Wednes
day and were the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Guy McLarty.