Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-07-08
Mr.. w. 4. Stone made a bust
ness trip to Clarksdale Friday.

Mr.. George Lundie, Of Mem.
phis. visited his parents here las
week.
The Methodist District Confer.
ence Is in session at Paris thi.
week.
Many new residences are being
erected in different parts Of Ok
ford.
Messrs. L. ID. Chiffon and
Powell Plant attended a house
party at Tunica recently.
Mrs. II. g. Morgan and daueh-
ter, Miss Bessie. have returned
from their visit to Louisiana.
BE sure and see me before you
buy a Sewing Machine.
$. s. WEBSTER.
have some nice jobs in Bug
gies. Run-abouts. Wagons and
Harness and being short in stor-
age room, will close out AT low
prices. j. l.. SHINAuLr.
LosT-Between DR.. Somerville
and Mrs. N. j. Wilbourn resi-
dence oval shaped coral brooch
pin. Return to this office and re-
ceive reward.
For SALE OR RESr-The OK
ford House. Apply to Mrs. S.
A. Murray.
Three homes for rent. One
never been occupied. Apply to
+. 5. LEAvELL.
Miss Ollie Webster entertained
her Sunday school class Friday
afternoon at the residence OF Mr..
Mack Webster on North street.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. II. Logan have
returned and ara lat home'' at
their residence ON South street
The Young Peoples Mission
AIRY Society held an interesting
meeting Monday afternoon.
These young people are very en-
thusiastic and have espoused n
noble work for tine Master i'm
helping to support Miss Bancroft
our conferences missionary. Sew !
eral new names have bsen added
to the roll, making as fine a corps
of young christian workers as
can be found in the city.
The union service Sunday night
at tho Methodist Church was well
attended a d the sermon by Rev.
4. Borum on ''The sin Of dis
obedience" was very foreeful and
logical. :
Supt. Smith, of Holmes County
before the teachers Tues
day at II O'Clock, also ut So'clock
On the subject Of agriculture in
the Rural Schools" and the or
ganization of Corn Clubs. Hol-
mes County was the first in the
State to have a Corn Club.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Farmer
and children, of Batesville, visit
ed relatives in Oxford Saturday
and Sunday.
The Ramey Furniture Co. has
been sold 20 G. c.. Buford &Co.,
who will take possession as soon
as the invoice is completed.
The Board of Supervisors met
Monday and adjourned Tuesday
afternoon after dispatehing all
business on the docket.
You can spend a few weeks
pleasantly these hot summer days
at the Lafayette Springs Hotel
giving waters. the best
fare and beautiful surroundings
will add TO your health and pleas
ure.
a most enjoyable entertain
ment WAS given Tuesday night at
the residence Of Mrs. c. W. Rus
sell North of town. which was
well attended by the young peo-
pie OF Oxford.
Mr.. f. P. Toney and wife. OF
Lake Village, Ark, are the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. r. c..
Morgan.
AT the regular meeting Of the
Board OF Mayor and Aldermen
Tuesday night, Mr.. (. II. Hill, OF
New Albany. was elected super
intendent OF the Light and Water
plant of the city. Mr.. Hill viii
assume the duties of his position
at once.
Mr.. j. t. Chambers recently
purchased the brick building next
to the Cash Jewellery Store, from
Mrs. Corinne Able Coferr, OF
Houston, Texas.
Misses Julia and Alpha Kendel
have returned from Memphis ac-
ompained by their cousins, Mrs.
Bessie Croft and little daughter
and Miss Mamie Kendel. daugh-
tiers of Mr.. James K. kendei.
Mrs. Florrie Shinauit ard Miss
Mary Louise Nelson have both
been quite sick the past week
with lever at the residence OF
theeir father, Mr.. Charles B..
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