Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-08-17

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Dir. M. L. Childress. Of u.,
montown, visited Oxford Sa,n.
day. 'd'uF
AIT. Tom Stone and wife. q,
memphis, are spending a few
days here with relatives.
] Charles Mcfarland. co,o,.,
living six miles North Of TO- ~
brought IN an open boil Of cotton
MICS Halle May Fur and sis.
ter, Miss Stacy have returns5
rom a two weeks visit to rela,;yes
in Pontotoc.
DR.. Frank Smith Of Coffsev;u.
who was educated at the Univar.
siiy and has many friends her.
was in town Saturday.
Rev. c. .. Brown and wife
made a short visit to Como Ias,
week with their son. Dr.. Leo :
Brown who is located there.
Miss Matte Mckee has gone 10
Eureka Springs. Ark. TO visi, her
sister, Mrs. II. p. Burney and
will be absent several weeks.
There will be a picnic in Mar.
Crouch's pasture FOUR niles North
OF Oxford on Friday. Aug. 18th.
All candidates are invited. Come
and bring a well filed basket
l.. II. STILL. /
JOHN CRoUc#, Committee
BURNEY KELLY
Don't forget to carry the chill
dren to the Ar Dome To- see the
Moving Pictures.
Our 1909 Turnip Seed have ar
rived and as usual we will give a
50 gold piece for the largest tur-
nip from Seed bought OF Us. So
get in line and Try to earn this 81
gold piece.
+. r. Chiffon Il CO.
Vote for ". Il. Scott for Rail-
road Commissioner. lie has
made good.
Mrs. Monte Wendell and little
neice, Mary Payne are visiting
relatives in AbbevlIe and Ashe-
vile, ). c.
Mr.. Frank Matthews and wife
have returned from 4 visit to
relatives in COllierville and Mem
phis, Tenn.
Mrs. J. III. Barry and daugh-
ters, Edith and Ethel, have re-
tnrned from i visit TO old friends
at Clear Greek and Burgess.
Tuesday night will be souvenier
night at the Air Dome for the Ia
dies and girls. Be sure and at
tend.
. Don forget - vote for ". Z.
Scott fog Railroad Commissioner.
his record Is good.
We regret 10 learn that MIR.
Jack Morgan Is not improving a
lly-=s-hls- fsisH.is hansd -Eor
and Is sull confined To his bed.
Mr. George Zee and family
have returned 10 their home in
Cisco, Tex, after i pleasant visit
to their mother, Mrs. +. c. Fee.
Mr. c. d. Bennett lost two fine
horses this week and Lundie &
Son valuable horse last week.
Supposed to be from overhead.
Little Herman Webster receiy-
ed severe injuries last week by
the falling of heavy gate across
his body. lie is resting easier at
this writing.
Mr.. Carl Buford viii move into
Mr.. Robert furr's residence on
third North street al an early day
and Mr.. Furr will move out on
the campus.
Just received q large quantity
# Fresh Rye Seed for fall plant
ing. K. +. Chiffon & Co.
W. r. Scott leads in 23 out of
81 counties in the first primary.
Vote for him for a second term.
There will be a picnic at Or
wood tomorrow, FRIDAY } in Ire
loar's pasture. The candidates
and public generally are cordially
invited.
Hon. B. T. Markette sent THE
EAGLE an open cotton boil Sasur-
day andt from present Indications
the fleecy staple will soon be
ready for market.
The children and relatives Of
Mrs. Mary Wolvertcn celebrated
her Sith birthday Tuesday OF last
week with a dining and many
gifts of remembrance.
W. r. Scott leads in % out OF
81 counties in the first primary.
Vote for him for a second term.
Mr.. witch Delbridge, Mrs. c.
r. Delbridge and Miss Mittie Del
bridge attended the third reunion
of the Deaf Mutes Association
held in Jackson yesterday.
NJ IanaS Kitchall of AbDe-