Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-07-27

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Convention will be held st r,ni,n o
j, HI Friday, Aug. 4th. Program =
MISS Lois Bell, of Abbeville
returned home yesterday after I
peasant visit to her aunt, Mrs,
II. E. Stall. ''s'
Mrs. Ella Buford and children
Ci sumner, returned home Tues.
day after pleasant visit to no,
sister, Mrs. John Harris.
MIR. I. W. Black and son
wayne, are spending this weel,
with his sister, Mrs. j. p. Ander.
son in Ponto,oc.
Mr.. John Holleman who has
been visiting his parents near
Burgess returned to his homa in
Memphis Sunday. -
Mr.. K. M. Parker has been an i.
POINTED postmaster at Tula 10 fii
the vacancy caused by the death
OF Mr.. j. W. Powell.
Mr.. J. 7. Burrow, of Fayette.
Ala, is spending this week with
his father, Mr.. J. T. Burrow. Sr'
OF our city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lundie Sloss. of
Birmingham, Ala, are visiting
their mother, Mrs. NJ. A. Sloss'
on University street.
Mr.. R. E. B. Wallace was call.
ed to Memphis Tuesday by the
serious illness of his daughter.
Mrs. Eugene Farley.
Mr.. s. c. Patton has been an.
pointed carrier on LAFAYETTE
Springs Route No. 1, with Mr.. G..
+. Patton as substitute.
Hon. N. W. Bradford, of Hous
ton, candidate for District Attor-
ney. was here Saturday. He is
makinS vigorous campaign.
Tyler's Air Dome has been a
source of pleasure to the citizens
of Oxford during the heated term
The ladies of Clear Creek
Church will give lice cream sup
per at Burgess on Thursday night
Aug. 3rd. Everybody invited.
There will be a picnic in J. NJ.
MONEYS pasture 8 miles South
Of Oxford on Aug. 9th. Candi-
date speaking and amusements
for the youngsters. Everybody
specially invited to come and to
bring a well filled baskets.
When you want Mosquito Bars
buy the Dixie" For sale by c.
c. Buford & Co.
Don't forget to carry the chill
dren to the AR Dome to see the
Moving Pictures.
Prof. L. s. Balthrop. Mrs. Bal
throf and little son leave today
for Petersburg. Ind, Louisville.
KY. and other points and will be
absent several weeks.
We learn that the heavy rain
Monday morning did great dam
age in the Eastern portion OF the
county, washing up bridges and
flooding the crops.
Rev. J. .. Leavell and family
and Mrs. G. ". Leavell are seek
ing the beneficial qualities Of the
many different waters at LaFay-
cite Springs.
Misses Ella Wright. Mabel
Smith and Anna Wright are
spending a few days pleasantly
at the country home of SIR. and
Mrs. f. o. Davidson.
Mrs. +. Brooks Patton enter
tanned Wednesday night from 8
to II in honor OF Misses 10y
Boone and L. V. Avent, of Pom
totoc.
Mr.. W. II. Black, of Caswell,
spent Tuesday in Oxford with his
friends. Mr.. Black is the third
oldest citizen in Beat 2. They
will all vote for Vardaman.
Mrs. Johnson Holieman and
6aughter.in-law, Mrs. r. l.. Hol
leman and children visited Mr..
Joel Holleman's family at Burg
ess last week.
Mrs. Johnson Holleman and
daughter-in law, Mrs. K. l.. Hol
leman and children, who have
been visiting relatives in Missis-
sippi left Monday for their home
in Columbus, Ga.
Mr.. Elm McCharen and wife,
of DeLeon, Tex, arrived in Ok
ford Wednesday to visit relatives
and friends in this county. They
report fine cotton crops, but the
corn crop is a failure.
The Passion Play presented at
the Air Dome Thursday night at
tracted a large audience who were
all we'll pleased. Interesting sub
jects are given each night during
the week unless rain prevents.
Anv ;ntellipent person may