Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-06-29

,s.97' 4. II. Wright, Jr., and
MISS Lizette Kimbroueh left Wed
nesday for Amorilla. Tex WIZ 80
Mrs. Bee Thomson will join them
Colo. P'"gs'
Mr. Clarence Leavell ia in p;,.s
burg, Pa, where he goes 10
represent the Sigma Chi in their
general assembly. He will take
m other.cities and places Of inter
est before returning. ''''''
Our young friend Cyrus Tur-
ner OF near Abbeville sends ono
OF the many cotton blooms now
open on his farm. He reporis .
splendid crop prospect and cotton
waist high.
The infant son Of Mr.. and MIRA
j. X. Crow died Friday night AZ.
ter short illness and The remains
We're inferred Saturday afternoon
The many friends of the family
sympathize with the bereavad
parents in their great affliciton.
There will be a big picnic at
Windham & Stones store naar
the Sanders box on "Wednesday
July 18th. All OF the candidates.
will be present and a fine dinner
will be served. Everybody is in.
vited.
Don't forget to carry the chill.
dren to the AR Dome to see the
Moving Pictures.
Tyler's Air Dome has been a
source Of pleasure to the citizens
OF Oxford during the heated term
You will pass a pleasant even.
ing also receive a handsome souv
enier Tuesday nights when YOU
60 to the Air Dome.
For SALE-Four Horse Colts.
well bred, out Of Maj. Pitcher, 2
Fillies, also mare 7 years old.
j. A. PITCHER,
Denmark, Miss, Route 1.
A picnic will be given July 4th
near Mt. Zion, four miles East of
Oxford. Everybody invited.
l have some good homes to rent
after Sept. LIST. They are close to
town, close to the University and
close to the depot.
f. S. LEAvELL.
&r. j. A. Dickinson and Miss
Jessie Wells, both OF Yalobusha
County, were quietly married at
the Episcopal Rectory Monday
night by Rev. C. d. Brown. The
happy couple left that night for
their future home in Winona.
The people of College Hill, Co.
meg and States have united and
will have their picnic on Tues
day, July 18th, at Gomez, 10
miles North west of Oxford. All
are invited.
Notwithstanding the rain and
disagreeable weather the picnic
at Burgess Saturday was an en-.
joyable occasion and good
crowd was present.
The Farmers Union at its next
quarterly meeting will meet with
the Woodson Ridge Local at the
Bay Springs Wednesday, July 9TH
President G. r. Hightower will
deliver a lecture. All locals are
requested to send delegates, as
some very important business is
to be transacted. Dinner on the
ground.
W. /. ROBERTS,
Vice President.
For RENT-Five room cottage
on Second North street.
MISS KATE FURR.
II you want to try the Butler
Springs water leave your orders
with Dock Miller and insure
prompt delivery. Many OF our
citizens drink this water regularly
For RENT-Ten room residence
with bath on University street.
Electric lights. Garden and barn
Plenty of shade and one OF the
most delightful locations in town.
Apply to WIN. JENKINS.
For SALE-Nice young combi-
nation Mare, Harness and Run
about Apply to
w. A. STINEBECK.
Hon. G. r. Hightower is writ
ing an entertaining series of let
ters descriptive of his trip abroad
to the Farmers Union Advocate,
published at Jackson, from which
we will reproduce selections each
week during their continuance.
Mr.. T. w. Avent lost yearl-
ing calf last week with hydro
phobia AZ unusual occurrance IN
this section. 1t is said the cali
was bitten by a stray dog about
IL months ago, but had shown no
symptoms of any kind siuce, ap-
parentIy sound and healthy.
Mrs. j. E. Woods, OF Water
Valley, visiting the family OF
her brother, Mr.. W. l.. Goodwin.
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