Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-04-22

spent the day picnicing AZ the
camp ground last Saturday.
A large number Of teachers
from all parts OF the county were
IN attendance at the teacher 5
examination last Friday and Sat
urday.
"Ye Old Quaker Quartet" the
splendid show ffom Philadelphia
Pa, will be here soon. Tickets
on sale at Kendel's. Reserved
seats 90 cents. Coming April -.
Little Miss Florrie Friedman
was the lucky guesser in he
Opera House guessing contest
last week. She was awarded the
$500 gold piece. The bottle con
tanned OILS. The young lady
guessed so. y similar contest
for the same kind Of prize this
week.
"Ye Old Quaker Quartet al
the Opera House, April -.
Mrs. s. :. Webster has return
ed from = visit - Lamar, accom-
panied by her father, NJ. j. l..
smith.
Have you seen the splendid
pictures at the Opera HOGse2.
y jolly party Of young people
from Oxford visited Misses Salue
and Ollie Webster at Taylor sat-
urday and spent quite = pleasant
day nshing and hunting. Among
the number were the Misses Heru
don, Robbie Smith, Lois Eskridge
Gladys Barry. WAGE " ebster
aad others- chaperOned by Mrs.
Mack " eCster.
The u srriage Of Miss TerFese
S0merville and Dir. Reloue Price
vas solemnized last night. anu
the marriage Of Msss Linda SUI
tan-and Or. Henry Faser viii
take place tonight. IN extend
ed notice OF these Interesting
events will appear in our next
issue.
Large crowds are attending the
Moving Picture snow. Tue pc
lures are as beautiful as u be
seen anywhere. Snow begins at
I O'clock this week gnu rams
Until 10.
Mr.. ]. u. Anderson died on
Wednesday OF last week at his
home near Delay. Eight years
ago he was stricken with paFaiy-
SIS and has been an Invalid since
that time. Mr. Anderson was an
estimable citizen with many
friends 10 sympathize with his
bereayed family. The remains
were inferred at Liberty Hill.
Prof. Torrey, Of the University
will deliver a lecture to the teacn
ers OF the county Saturday 81 10.
O'Clock in the court house. Prof
Torrey is an educa,or Of vide ex-
perience and his lecture viii
prove beneficial TO all. Every
teacher ana many patrons of the
public schools or the county as
could possibly do SO, should be
present
Miss Sue Rec Miller, daughter
of Nj. and Mrs. J. X. Miller, has
Just returned from q visit 70 La
Fdyette Springs. While cut there
she stopped a. the Lafayette
Springs hotsl as the guest Of Gr
and Mrs. \. f. Taylor. While
there she took advantage OF the
splendid waters CT the famous
springs and Is much improved IN
heath. Tie springs have ali
been fixed in good shape and are
now open TO tAe puolic.
Tie invasion OF Tennessee by
the University baseball team has
eeen an evenJsul one for them so
far. They took the series against
;. P. L. and Cumberland and
have credit u a 30 victory over
Vanderbilt. Rain SPOILED Tues
Days game and a double-headsr
was played yesterday. hut a. ne
20 to press We nave No report "a
the outcome. In case of an even
break they VII return home With
six games won and three los--
The fast team Of the Louisiana
State University comes April =,
q and - for 4 series % games
You are eordia Is invited . at
tend The Opera House ms week
Show begins II o'elcck sharp
closes az 10 O'Clock You NAY
see the entire =hoE or coming AZ
any tine between ne above
hours. Only - minutes % SCI
the entire show Besld seeing
some OF the prettiess and most
instructive pictures y0u WI have
an opportunity % get $50 Gh
piece free TIE guessing Is free
Some one VIII ges TIE prize II
you do not guess he exact num-
Der you may be nsxt, that gets
the prize Just the sane \ Eee
guess with every ticket
Respectfully.
TaE MANAGEMENT.
Misses LOula May and Chris
teen Johnson were hostess a. q
-oSt ~haausffuf Iunch4ou TuesEav