Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-05-20
Mrs. ]. f. Holmes and children

mo Mrs. Holmes mother an,
other relatives.
Mrs. d. c. Hamilton, who wa
a citizen OF Oxford last year, die,
at her home in Waterford Tues,
day of cancer of the stomach
Mrs. A. II. Bogard will attenc
the funeral at Waterford today
Miss Edith Hughes, Field SEQ.
rotary of the Woman's Board o
Home Missions, of the Presby-
terrain Church, U. s. A., vii
speak at the South Street Pres.
hyterian Church at 7:45 Tuesday
night, May 25th. Miss Hughe.
is a woman of magnetic person
atty and a gifted speaker. A
most cordial invitation is extend
ed TO all to hear her.
Moving Pictures at the Opera
House every night for a few more
nights.
Be sure and see me before you
buy a Sewing Machine.
s.. s. WEBSTER,
Money to Loan upon Real Es-
tate. George NJ. johnson at
kimmons & Kimmons Law Office
Beautiful Moving Pictures for
a few more nights.
Mrs. A. J. Tabor died at her
home near Bay Springs Friday,
aged I'll years. The deceased
was a most estimable lady who
vas highly esteemed by her neigh
bors and friends. She leaves a
husband and six children to
mourn their irreparable loss. The
remains were inferred at Cam
bridge Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. G. U. Hampton, one of
the Oldest and most respected
citizens of Lafayette Springs,
died Friday as the result of a fall
which she received several days
before. Mrs. Hampton was one
Of the most highly esteemed
women of the vicinity
where she had spent the best
years OF her life. She will be
missed by old friends and
neighbors.
Miss Anna Bates is prepared to
DO Sewing at her home on Coll
lege Hill street. Your patronage
Satisfaction guaran-
Miss Jessie Bramlett has re-
turned from Glendora, accou .
panied by her cousin, Miss Har-
wy, of Lexington.
The Lewis Studio has been i'm
proved and enlarged and hand
fitted up % I'LL the needs
Of his constantly increasing BUSH
ness New skylights have been
added and elegant dressing rooms
-efitted. The high grade of work
hat Mr.. Lewis has always furn-
shed his patrons is sufficient
guarantee of satisfaction to all
who may need his services. We
are glad to note his increasing
popularity.
We learn from reliable author
that about 30 families will re-
urn from Texas within the next
months to their old homes in
his and adjoining counties. 1t
would be advisable for all citizens
our grand old State to think
before leaving this God
favored section for other climes.
Mississippi will gladly welcome
home her wandering sons and
daughters.
Mr.. W. d. Moore, of Cleveland
half brother of our townsman, Mr.
!. b. Roach, died ut Stafford
Wells near Winona Saturday, OF
paralysis. Mr.. Moore had been
bad health several months, but
vas not considered seriously i'll
until recently. He was a native
our county where he lived I'M
manhood and there are many
friends here who will regret to
'ead this sad announcement. He
caves an aged mother, a wife
md two brothers to whom we x
end sympathy. The remains
we're carried to Waco, Texas, for
.nterment.
In giving a description of the
recent Home Mission Conference
recently held in Corinth, the
Herald of that city pays the fol-
owing tribute to our local pastor:
The sermon on Sunday by Rev.
J. Z. Park was a master piece.
Fac large audience listened to the
speaker with breathless interest,
and when he was through they
'elt that a new force had entered
INTO their lives. Bro. Park is
at Oxford where large
audiences wait on his ministry"
Gard of Thanks
We desire tn thank all of our