Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-09-15

SiF' Tom Collier Of Clarksdala
spen' severa! days wife hons
Miss Dale Ksmmons mas -.
CITY. III iOe'o
Miss Linda Fancy laa 4. -.
days ago for he school at Tr.b
Mis-. - H.
Hrs. Robert Tanner and dareh-
ter Miss Ella, na e returne5 g. =,
Sarep;a. ''o'h
Hiss Daisy Plant lef; Frid- y IN
M a position the next session h
the Natchez Institute.
Mrs. }. NJ. Anderson md
grand-daughter Irene Of ls.isv
spent the past week in cvfosi
with her daughte-, Mrs. II, L
Tate. - -
MI j. II. Bigger III Selmer
ienn., visited his relatives in
tins county the past week. He
IS now a prosperous business man
in his home town.
! The market Of \. 3. Huppins
Will keep pure fresh f,eats Of an
KINDS. HousekeepeTa take notice
For RENT-A residence con.
tanning o-rooms, garden, barn.
etc, on reasonable terms. An
ply TO Mas. L. C. RAMEY.
MUsIc-Miss Maggie Thomp.
son, Teacher. For terms. apply
at residence on North street.
For RENT-The Ienwood resi-
cence on University street Ar
ply to JOHN c. JoKy5oy
DR.. W. L. Lowrance. Of Guam
nah, Tex. returned home a few
days ago after an enjoyable visit
to his old home and relatives. Mr.
and Mrs. L. II. Kimmons.
Prof. Starks Young spent sev,-
ri days here with his parents on
his return from abroad and left
Saturday to resume his duties in
the University Of Texas at Aus
tin.
Rev. S. ". Miller and vile
who have been the guests Of rela
tives and friends in this county
for the past six weeks, retdrned
Monday to their hcme IN Frisco.
Texas.
Fox REyT-Two comfortable
rooms. Apply to
Mrs. NJ. /. SLoss.
When you want nice Steaks or
a good Roast leave your orders
with A. S Higgins.
Ms. C.. X. Wardlaw has an
nounced the approaching mar
riage of her daughter Llith. to
Milton Bradley Reese Of Abbe-
vile, s. c. The ceremony will
take place at her home in Oxford,
on Oct. %.
Picf. A. l.. Bonduran. Of the
University has been granted
leave os absence which he viii
spend abroad in study and travel.
He and his wife sailed yesterday.
During his absence his Depart
will be under the direction CT DR..
W. W. Boden and Prof. Longest.
Mr.. Higgins will sell you the
freshest and best of Meats % be
found on the market.
Prof. James '. Bowen left his
morning for a 100 mile trip over
land to the Agricultural College.
Mrs. Bowen and Capt. and Mrs.
William jenkins Will follow albeit.
Oct. LIST. Prof. and Mrs. Chris
TOPPER Longes! will occupy TIE
jenkins cottage during the winter
The Oxford Graded Scheo 81
orened Monday very auspieiOus-
", Good talks were given y
the new principal, Prof. Balthrop
DR.. Hume, Or. Riley and Others
About 400 students have already
I been enrolled and from present
indications it will De necessary to
enlarge the building at an early
date to accommodate the pupils.
Prof. Balthrop has made sple1-
did impression en- both pupils and
patrons.
We were sincerely glad to greet
Mr.. St. Leger Carter, an old Cx-
, ford boy Monday, who Is on a
visit to his brother, Mr. Robert
Carter, of this county, after an
absence of u years. Mr.. Carter
IS a native Of Oxford and third
son of DR.. Carter, one OF the
pioneer citizens and most promi-
: nent physicians of the early days
,cf our town. We were pleased
to note that time had dealt gently
with our old friend.
The remains of Miss Mary lsom
who died at her home IN HIM.
. Colo, reached Oxford Monday
and were carried to College Hill
for interment beside those OF her
parerts. Miss Mary left here 81
years ago to make her home II
the West for the benefit OF hei
! health. She was the daughter o.
the late Dudley Isom, prom m