Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-07-07

Msssrs. Aubry wi.ds and y
VI, y, Black leave today for Jam e $
Mr. Albert Russell Is spendin,
lew days with his brother. Ho;
l.. NJ. Russell. ''V'
Mr.. W. E. Powell and wife .
aemphis, are visiting relatives !,
Oxford and lula. . II
Messrs. George Lundie and
Hugh Wallace. Of Memphis. snanl
Sunday with their parents.
Mr.. J. y. Slough accompaine
1y ms little grand daughters
Kama and Annie Grace Part.
LETT Tuesday to visit relatives J.,
Texas. II
Hon. J. r. Showers and his si,.
Ter and neice, Mrs. W. ID. Jones
and Mss Annie Crawford Iones.
ieave this week TO spend the sum
Aer months in Colorado Springs.
One OF Mr.. Andrew Mitchell's
horses was killed by falling in a
gully on his way home from OK
ford Saturday.
The speaking at the grand bar
oecue al the Oxford camp ground
july lith viii begin at 10 e'cloct
be there early.
Mr.. p. E. Matthews attended
the meeting of the Congressional
Executive Committee at Holly
Springs Saturday.
Mr.. Ed Roo,es. of Grand View
Tex. spent Sunday with relatives
ana friends here, en- route 10 his
old home in Pontotoc.
Messrs. Robert Slaughter. Joe
Rioters, Frank Wooten and Hugh
himmons left Tuesday on a pros
pecting tour through Texas.
The ladies union prayer meet
ing will meet with Mrs. Henry
Slaughter on Second North street
Friday afternoon at 4 O'Clock.
Prof. r. NJ. Leavell and Mrs.
Leavell lett yesterday for Chau-
tauqua, y. Y, and will visit other
points during the summer vaca-
ton.
Rev. J. E. Cunningham, pre-
siding elder of the Oxford Dis
trict, will occupy the pulpit at the
Methodist Church Sunday morn
ing and night.
Mrs. F. S. Leayell, Mrs. Corrie
Leavell and Mrs. P. H. Wright,
Sr.. will leave Saturday for Blue
Mountain to attend the 3. Y. p.
encampment.
On Thursday, July lith, Hon.
Thee. G. Bilbo, by special invita-
ton, viii address the citizens OF
this and adjoining counties at the
Oxford camp ground.
Mrs. T. P. Bailey and children
of Memphis, with her sister, Miss
Anna Davis, left for home Tues
day after having spent 2 month
on the campus.
Mr.. J. BAIL Wright, OF Mem
phis, spent Sunday here at the
home OF DR.. p. H. Wright, where
ne met his mother and sister. Mrs
Nellie Wright and Miss Lillian
Wright, OF Como.
More people die from accident
than are killed in war. See Lo.
gan & Knight and get that acci-
dent and sick benefit policy.
Moving Pictures at the Opera
House Friday and Saturday
nights of this week.
Fer REyT-Two story, seven
room residence on South Depot
street. Conveniently located to
town and schools. Modern con-
veniences. Mas. c. p. PLANT.
Rev. James B. Leavell, pastor
of the Baptist congregation in
Indianola, spent Tuesday here
with his mother. who has been in
feeble health several months.
Miss Annie Mcbride, who is
attending The Students Volunteer
Convention in Asheville, y. c.
will return home in Oxford and
will be the guest for few days
while here of Miss Pauline Wright
Rev. J. c. Park has returned
from Cleveland and Shaw, where
he has been assisting in revival
meetings. He is well pleased
with the generous hospitality OF
the people Of that section.
Logan & knight will write all
kinds OF Insurance, Fire, Light
ming, Cyclone, Accident, Health
and Life also. Insure all kind OF
live stock.
Moving Pictures at the Opera
House this week-Friday and
Saturday nights.
II you are thinking of taking a
trip during the summer, don't fail
TO call and see Logan & knight
Accident and Health Policies.
Best and cheapest.
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