Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-09-21

~ - ID Duilltt ana family
nave returned from their summer
outing very much improved in
health.
Mr.. Wade Webster has accent
ed a position with the Riverside
Drainage Co., with headquarters
at Clarksdale.
Mrs, W. 3, Mcmahon and Miss
Anna Lundie have returned from
a pleasant visit to friends in
Memphis.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Stone, .Jr
and baby, of Greenwood, are the
guests of their parents, Hon. and
Mrs. James Stone.
Prof. J. II. Dorrah and family
have returned from their summer
vacation spent with relatives in
South Mississippi.
We received appreciated visits
Monday from DR.. W. W. Phillips
of College Hill. and Mr.. z. T.
Smith, of Teckville.
LosT-Friday on Route No. 3.
pocket book containing 500.
Finder will return to this office
and receive reward.
WANTED.-Short- hand pupils.
Apply at my home on North St.
Miss MAGGIE S. HEARD.
just received large quantity
Of Fresh Rye Seed for fall plant
ing. X. Il. Chiffon & Co.
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
So gold piece for the largest tur-
nip from Seed bought of us. So
get in line and try to earn this 50
gold piece.
r. r. Chiffon & Co.
Mr.. Garvin Massey spent Sum
day in Memphis, where he went
to visit Col. C. II. Keys who is
now in the Lucy Brinkley hos
pital.
A large number of students
have already arrived TO secure
their rooms and make all arrange
ments for the opening of the Uni
versity.
Mrs. West and daughters, Mis-
ses Gertrude and Sallie Belle, of
Texas, Miss Mary Lou Maynard,
Aberdeen, and Mrs C. T.. Sivley
are the guests eff Mrs. Benz Price
Miss Annie Mcbride was the
guest of Miss Pauline Wright for
few days last week. She was
on her way back to Columbia,
where she will again teach in the
high school.
Yancy Wiley. a negro youth,
was fatally shot at a colored fes-
tival held near College Hill Thurs
day night. Ed Buford and Le-
roy Carothers were arrested and
charged placed in the county Jail
awaiting trial.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Buffaloe
announce the engagement and
approaching marriage OF their
daughter, Carrie to Samuel Lucas
Raines, of Greenwood. The wed
ding will take place lat the home
Of the brid's parents Wednesday
night, Oct. 18th.
Mr.. Frank Leavell, of Holly
wood, Cal, and DR.. q. W. Leav-
ell are spending a few days with
their mother. DR.. Leavell will be
located in Louisville, KY, for the
winter and Mr.. Frank Leavell
will enter Harvard University.
| Saturday will be Rosh. Hashona
Jewish New Year. Monday, Oct
End, will be Yom HakIpurim, day
of atonement, cur store will be
closed on both of the above dates
and no business of any sort vii
be transacted.
Fl. & J. FRIEDMAN.
Mrs. E. o. NJ. Rayburn has re-
cieved information of the sudder
death of her brother, Mr.. j. I
Lovelace, of Jonesboro, Tex.
which occurred on Sept. Bird. NJ
Lovelace was thrown from a bu:
gy and so severely injured tina
he died in a few hours. He wa
a native of this county and ha
many relatives still living here.
The Chi Omega novelty showe
for Miss LiZette kimorough was
given at Miss Frankine Klncan
, mons Tuesday afternoon.
number of beautiful and varie'
gifts were presented by the larg
} gathering of school mates an
; friends. Delicious cream an
cake was served.
The lula High School opene
Monday, Sept. 18th, with a mos
favorable showing. More tina
!; so enrolled the first week. Cha
4 cellor Kincannon and Mr.. d. L
Ross, of the University; mad
splendid educational addresses
e a full house of patrons an