Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-07-28

RooIson spent Sey.
erai days Of last week with Mis-.
julia hayheld in Water Valley
There will he one of the laroes,
gatherings ever assembled in the
county at the camp ground Tues
day
Ths warm sunshine Of the mas,
ten days has improved the crops
and revived the spirits Of the far.
mers.
The Lafayette County Camn
OF Confederate Veterans win NEE,
At the court house SATURDAY 81 II
O'Clock.
Mrs Fannie Cain, Of Koseiusko
= visiting her mother and sister
Mrs. ). A. Price and Mrs. Nellie,
Haynes.
Mrs. Armstrong was quite sick
several days this week al the. ,.,.si
denee OF her brother. Judge W
A. Roane.
Get ready for the Fair and have
something on exhibition. Tor fur
Their Information see Wa WASH
law, secretary.
NJ. y. p. Gray is nov A. Ho,
SPRING., where he will remain
several weeks longer for The bene
TT OF the baths.
Rev. 4. +. Reimer, Of Shreve-
port, La, will occupy the pulpit
AZ Tie Baptist Church ourfav
morning and night.
DR.. T. p. Wright and his Iit.i.
daughter, Of Hattiesburr, are
visiting their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. II. Wright, Sr.
Miss Ruth Mcfarland, Of Aber
deem. visited Mrs. Mcrgaret Wen
del at the home Of Mrs. G. X.
Wardlaw the past week.
Mr.. James Stone. ir., Of Green
wood, spent several days here
this week with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. James Stone. ST..
II you feel an interest in your
next congressional representative
remember that it y important to
cast your vote IN firsG primary on
Aug. 10th.
The farmers are feeling bettsI
and say while the situation i.
gloomy in some portions Of the
county. they are not as Dad a
they might have been.
The voters Of the county should
haar in mind that the first Con.
gressional primary election il
this district will be held on Satur.
day, Aug. 10Th.
The grand barbecue will b.
held on Tuesday. Aug. ind
; Senator BiIbo wires that he vii
/. certainly be on hand and iron
Chat we can learn there will b.
an immense ctoSd there also.
There will be picnic 1T Go
meg. 20 miles Northwest % OK
ford on Saturday, July 3o,h
There will be dancing platform
good music and public speaking
Everybody is invited To eorte anC
bring a well filled basket.
,Rerneineer the iaIe-August !
at the Camp Ground-The Granc
Penic and Barbecue. The Citi'
zens have invited Senator Theo
G. Biiho and he has accepted
Other prominent speakers Will b
there
For SALE OR RENT Two houses
6 and I rooms, moiern convein
ances on College Hill street
Terms easy. See
\. J. CONNER.
Those wishing a high-grade
Piano at a reasonable price
would de we'll TO consult Rev. W
|. Hargis. He sells Pianos.
After a year spent in Montgoc
ery, Ala, Mr.. and Mrs. J. I
Roden have returned to their oil
home near College Hill to remsil
! permanently.
Mr.. J. VI. Saunders is going
have his two business houses o
the Northeast corner Of the pub
lie square remodeled and hand
scmely fitted up.
? Miss Vivian Wallace Is sic
(. with slow feTer in Aooeviil,
where she IS visiting her grand
mother. Mrs. Collins. We nor
she will soon recover.
The annual picnic al Harkln
Mill will be given Thursday. Al
4rh. There will be music, dane
q ing and other amusements. :
sure to attend with q well lille
j: basket.
: The weeds almost cover II
sidewalks in many parts Oh tow
and should De cut; for they nav
s ruined many ladies' dresses al
u we call the attention OF the sire
commissioner to this condition.
4 We are told that much OF u
:, COTTON and corn is in better con