Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-09-08

M.s' Emma Nutall returned "a
ner home in Louisville. XIV Tncs
DAY after an extended vis,, - ~ hos
sister, Mrs. 4. S. Bramlett.
mr. Humphreys Holder. NJ
S5a n',, ono OF the most popular
drummers on tire road sr.n,
several days here this week
Mrs' John Malone and Miss
Hattie Lawshee. of Mobile Al,
an, ana Mrs. Ed CRISP, Of Water Val,
,ey' We're the guest few DAYS ~
Miss Alma Tarver.
Monday wasa busy dav in OK.
' ioru with the foard Of Superyis-
p Ism vi session. the meeting of the
zen, ension Commissioners and ,be
Confederate Veterans meeting.
MIR. L. +. Farley who roco,,,,a
the Rhodes scholarship will ss,I
IN a lew days for Oxford Err.
land, to begin his two vaa,s
course at the opening OF the I'M.
The teachers examinations Fri.
day and Saturday were we'll n,
tended. Another examination
WI be held on Sept. 10Th ana
18th for those who were NOT nras
ent at the last ere.
DR.. W. E. Nicely, of Princeton
University, has been appointed to
1he CHAIR of Physiology in the
University of Mississippi and will
assume his duties at the opening
on Sept. 22d.
Center Local Union No. 1898
Will meet at the court house SAT-
urday afternoon at 3 O'Clock. An
members are urged to be present
Il. l.. STEPHENS.
Pre-; iden..
The executive committee OF the
oxford Circle Of Kings Daurb-
teFs Is called t. NEE; in Joint ses-
SION with the advisory board AT
the residence Of Mrs. j. ). Hud-
son Friday afternoon at 1 O'Clock
There will be picnic in the
grove at the residence # Mr.. !.
K McLarty Friday night. The
ladies OF Mt. Zion Church will.
serve all kinds Of refreshments on
the occasion, Everybody is in
yited.
The many Oxford friends OF nr
". y. Sanford, OF Memphis, were
shocked and grieved To learn of
hie death which occurred in Colo
RADIO Springs, Colo, Friday after
a brief illness. DR.. SANFORD was
a son-in-law OF Mr.. ). II. Plant,
Of our city and was well known
here. We extend sympathy &c
the bereaved family.
The Board Of Supervisors have
deci e To- leave tne question OF
tex eradication to the voters #
the county at the primary Satur-
day. THIS j. very Important
ques n and should be careful IL
considered by every citizen Of tie
county. " taey exp e,s ne de-
sire tor acti5n IN the 1al OF tie
Board, t! y vii e. ern Jhca.-
selves Accordingly.
MIS-. Charles -.lliso., Prrclqs-
iuy A@ent Il l. asvli.e. by.
siil be mere the ..,ier p,.rt IF .ais
aonth villas apples OF ne la.as'
materials fc- al. and irtsrwea.
ana would lie meet ? aer Ole
customers, Is vel = aaat "eW
enes. Watcher VI want ny.
pens..e or aauG one o,A. sit.
f.ress, etc % aot place you
order until y u Sc her Samples
ane prices. Watch for announce
ment u few days before arrival
Chesley Gallegly, con Of NJ E.
W. A. Gallegly, living about twO
miles West Of Abbevllie is mem
Der OF the Boys Corn Cla5 and
we think bids fair to take the
prize. We have on exhibition in
The EAGLE office an ear of corn
from his crop whica is Is l-2 IN
ches in length and I inches in
circumference. Every grain is
sound AID will average 100 BUSH
els 10 the acre. Whc can beat
this?
Mr.. N. G. Wilson, perhaps the
oldes. native resident OF LaFay-
cite County attended the Neier-
ans meeting Monday. Mr.. Will
son Is now 81 years old and on
this occasion wore the red, white
and blue cockade that his father
wore in the war of the Revolution
1t has been in bis possession
ABOUT 30 years. The colors are
bright and the rosette well pre-
served. We doubt if there is an
other ike it in Mississippi.
LFAVELL--BRYAN.