Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-09-23

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spent several days here this week
with his parents and friends.
Messrs. Charles and George
Fee returned to their home in
Cisco. Texas, last Wednesday.
Mr.. Henry Slaughter and fami-
ly now occupy one of the new
Fur cottages in North Oxford.
Miss Pearl Turner, teacher of
Mathematics in the Oxford Grad
ed School. arrived Saturday from
Ellisviile.
Mr.. p. +. Matthews has been
appointed a trustee of the Graded
School TO succeed MIR. +. T.. TEN
pie resigned.
Miss Irene Potts and Miss Elma
Meek left Sunday for Biloxi,
where they go to spend a lew
weeks on the coast.
Mr.. p. b. Furr received n fall
last week while removing his
stock Of goods and was severely
bruised, but no bones broken.
DR.. and Mrs. j. l.. Diester have
returned from Missouri. and re-
moved yesterday from Cemetery
street to the campus.
We received pleasant calls yes
terday from Mr.. G.. K. Foust Of
Lafayette Springs, and Mr.. j..
II. Palmer Of Paris.
Misses Carrie McClarty and
Birdie Shelton of Mt. Zion have
accepted positions with Miss
Mona Beanland for the season.
Judge w. ID. Frazee has return
ed much improved in health af-
ter spending the summer at Wau-
kesha, Wis, and other points.
Moving Pictures at the Opera
House every night.
You are cordially invited to at
tend my Millinery Opening on
Friday, Sept. oath. Misses
French and Boutwell, have charge
Of this department.
X. Fl. McELRoY.
Call and e my new Coal Oil
Engine. 1t washes ard irons
your clothes, pumps water for the
house and the barn, churns the
milk, cuts the wood and will do
other work you are doing your
best to dodge for 2 cents an hour.
j. l.. SHINAULT.
Advertising pays, an insertion
one week in The EAGLE offering
the horse and buggy OF Miss
Helen Trigg for sale, found a
buyer.
At the last meeting Of the Board
OF Mayor and Aldermen Mr.. W.
j. Hill, who has had charge of
the light and water plant of OK
ford the past two months was de-
and Mr.. Scnafer, of Sell
mer, Ala, was elected to the
position.
Advertising pays. Prof. j. E.
dog was returned to him
in two hours after one of our VAL
ued subscribers read the notice
in The EAGLE.
Be sure and see me before you
buy a Sewing Machine.
S. S. WEBSTER.
WANTED-Four table boarders
at the Oxford House.
Are you patronizing the Nov
ing Picture Show? There is
something highly instructive and
entertaining at this show and the
price is small, only 10 cents.
Don't fail to see the Bargains
Al the Pant Sale.
Taken from the streets OF Ok.
ford, one white fox terrie. with
lemon spots, short tail and collar
on. Reward will be paid for re-
turn of dog.
MRS. B. C. FEE.
The recent rains have done a
great deal of damage to cotton in
the fields which no doubt will
cut the crop considerably, as a
large per cent is open.
The Board of Supervisors re-
manned in session until Friday
last equalizing property values
and completing other unfinished
business before them.
An alarm Of fire from the resi-
dence of Mr.. John Flalkner, Jr.,
about s o'clock Sunday morning
was promptly responded to and
soon extinguished with small
damage.
Mr.. Lewis, the photographer,
went out to Lafayette SpriEg s
Friday 10 take special views OF
the attendants upon the p~ro.ract-
ed meeting in progress at that
place, and especially of the 100
converts TO be baptized.
There will be a Sunday School
Rally and reorganization at the
Methodist Church Sunday morn
ing and all interested are cordi-