Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-06-06
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Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Wiley are
entertaining a little daughter.
Messrs. J.. II. Lewis and J. c.
Hartsfsld spent Sunday IN Mem
phis.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Moore. Of
Oakland, are the guests Of .Eeir
daughter, Mrs. Erie Porter.
DIS. P. Il. Wright and ). Z.
HsFsis r attending the State
Dental AsOciasion a tGulfport.
Mrs. r. 2. Robson left TEES
day 10 visit her daughter. Mrs.
Edwin Archibald in Basesviile.
Rev. C. n. Brown il in attend
ance Al the meeting Of the Episco
pal Council this week in Jackson.
Mr.. ThOrns Able. Of 81. Louis,
vas the guest o. his cousin. Mr..
!. d. Chiffon for Commencement
Fred Harris. well known in this
county, was killed eY Bill Conlee
AZ Thaxt0n Saturday. Harri.
was stabbed IN the heart and died
instantly.
Misses Lombard ard Tate. II
Memphis. and Brown. q Browns
Tenn, were the guests q
Mrs f %. Beanland for Com.
ne1cenent-
Mr.. and Mrs HOWE ard Miss
Pauline B~oat1er. Of Jackson.
xere Commencement guests Of
Nr. and Mrs. l. VI. Russell Mon
lay.
Quarterly Conferences ccuvenes
It the Methodist Church Sunday
md Monday. The pulpit viii Be
He'd Sunday morning and niSht
oy Rev. r A Tucker. thu prssid
.ug elder Of this district
The dance Friday night at the
Opera House was the principal
event OF the social fu1cti1uz Civ
n for commencement entertain
nents aut.uaay visitors werS in
attendance.
Mrs Edna P1ine Claiborne and
title daughter. Anna Paine Of
spent three days OF last
geek with their cousins. Mr. F.
and Miss Matte Mckee.
Nr. 7. .. Gallon graduated
rith 6rst honOrs IN Pharmacy
his Commencement The many
'iends Of T. D.. are proud Of his
distinction ard predict for nin =
prosperous future
We learn thai many families
rom different portions e the
'ountv contsn1pl1ts removing u
oxford this fall. We hore this
'Orrsct, our citizens viii extend
hem = cordial welcome.
Among the prominent attorneys
Federal CoRrt are Hons
:. A. Montgomery. Of Turica-
.eroy Kennedy, Of New Albany
>. 5. FAINT. Of Holly SprinSs. T.
: Psgran, Of Ripley, l. r Kim
IONS and /. T. Blogas. OF Water
alley and 2. II LoweEy, OF
Prof. e. r Hubbard, secretary
[ the Y. NJ. c. A., of the UnIver
Ity and his essimabIe wife Will
cave Oxford next week 10 enter
Missionary service IN the Orient
We regret 10 lose these splendid
rorkers from our midst aud wish
hem much success and countless
lessings in the cause they have
The remains OF Mrs. Quay Fer.
andeZ, who died in Memphis
unday were brought here Mon
ay and carried TO her old home
: College Hill fer interment. Mrs
was the daughter of
II. ard Mrs. E. D.. Anderson and
'aves besides her parents. 4 de-
oted husband aud four children
, mourn their irreparable loss.
The many friends in Oxford
the University of Prof. Chas
;. WEBB will deeply regret TO
.arn of the death OF his beloved
rife. Mamie Blake .svhich Occur-
I'd in Fort Worth, Tex. on May
9th. Prof. and Mrs. Webb were
9th teachers IN the Union Fe-
tale College here in 1861.
lrs. Webb was a lovely christian
haracter and we extend sympa-
~ to the bereaved husband and
ged parents.
Miss Kate Mcclure was hostess
{ the Twentieth Century Book
Wednesday afternoon. Twelve
sbles had been arranged for the
Of F0rty-Two and a each
scored a little book wa
ivsn them untsl they had scored
even games and then q book con
the names of the % books
/ the club vas given each player
> a souyenier of the entertain
lent. At the close of the games
elicious refreshments were serv-
1.