Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-06-30
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Local and
Personal.
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We learn the campus il suffer.
ing from a water famine.
Mr. Lee II. Russell vas a,
College Hill at court Mondav.
Hon. L. ". Russell spea. s,..
uriay and Sunday in Menphis.
Misses Marcelle ana Nar;ha
Ro~land are visiting in Jacks9n.
Judge V. D. Frazse made ,
business trip t. Aberdeen Fridav
Mrs d. T. Carter is havinzaer
Residence remOdeIei and En-
large.
Don't forget to Rad r. II. Nc
Elroys prize offer on another
column.
Misses Essie ard Lucille Fades
left londzy fo- q weeks sta h
Memphis.
S=ycr p. s. Adams szss.z .s--
erai r-ys IN Blue uorniaiE- tn
past week.
Miss CorneIia Carr. OF Water
Valley. u the guest q Mrs. vi.
Goodwin.
Mr. Ro6t- +. Morgan. Of Mem
Phls, spent few days IN O<fora
last week.
Mr. VI. T. Collins. Of Eta. va
= pleasant caller al this of5ce
Thursday.
Mrs. r Z. PhiI5eek arS her
mother left Saturday for Fayet,e-
vile, Arx.
Hiss Louise Teclple i visiting
her aunt, Mrs. Lizzie Morgan. in
Rich, Miss.
Mr.. j. W. Ray, Of Paris, vas
An appreciated caller At this
Office Monday.
NoTing Pictures at the Opera
House this veek-Friday and
Saturday nights.
Moving Pictures a. the Opera
House Friday and Saturday,
nights Of this week.
We had rain every day last
week and the crops arr now
needing the warn sunshine.
Mrs r C. Morgan and daugh-
ter. Miss Bessie. visited friends
in Potts Camp the past week.
Ivy Crawford Is recovering
from a prOtraetei spell Of SEX
hess and IS mex able to De oct.
TIE heavy rain SATURDAY which
extended several miles east .of
toEn dic grea, damage u crops.
Mrs Pauline Andrews Ross
and little son&of ::EeDpkis, are
visiting Mrs. T. ". Yatss this
week.
Hon. C. L. Sivley. Of Chicago.
spent several days Of this week
with his relatives and friends in
Oxford.
Mr.. wytch Del5ridge and sis
Ter, Miss Mite Del0ridge VIII
go 10 Memphis Saturday 10 spend
a few days with friends
Mr.. Hubert Moore vas operat-
ed on for chronic appendicitis
one day las, week. He IS doing
nicely and IS able to De on: again.
Mr.. Frank Hensler, OF Faris.
Tenn, Is spending . few day,
here with his family, the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Stephens.
Miss Katie Rcyd George, Who
spent the past txo years in Eu-
rope, has returned and IS With
her sister, Mrs. A.A. kineaunon-
On last Friday afternoon Miss
Mabel Smith entertained some Of
the little people in honor OF her
cousin, Marion Smith, OF Indian
ola.
Mr.. c. C. Barringer drove 3
pair OF beautiful horses % Oxford
from Belen. a distance Of seventy
miles, making the TIP II less
than two days
Mrs. P. E. Matthews and ne,ce
Miss Lou Brown. expect 10 leave
on .J1ly 9Th. for an extended
visit 10 Mckinney and other
points in Texas
See the beautiful hcEe-made
bread made Of Dainty -FOUR on
display in the candy window Of
.st.e Variety Store Yeast cakes
70 make same On sale there
Its rumored that Ar-WaiSer
Hudson will be a candidate for
the Legislature in 1911. He IS ?
GOOD sSaunch farmer in Beat 2,
and inst such men we need
Rev: n. ". P. Bacon lfled the
Baptist pulpit last Sunday morn
ing and evening and his sermons
we're appreciated bT large con-
c-scarfons on both occasions.
FoR REyT-Two story, seven
room residence on South Depot
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