Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-01-18

after an absence of seven years.
Mr.. Linburn Cullen tell on the
frozen streets Thursday night and
sustained a severe fracture of his
left ankle which will confine him
to his bed several weeks. He has
suffered q great deal, but is now
resting easier.
WANTED To buy Oxford Bonds
MRS. c. P. PLANT.
Big Embroidery and Lace Sale
next Monday, Tuesday and We'd
nesday. j. E. NELSON.
| forbid all trespassing of any
kind whatever on my land from
this date. l.. w. NETS,
Delay, Miss.
Call on S. W. Moss and get q
can of that Home made Syrup,
produced from Japanese cane,
and made by s. S. johnson.
Mr.. +. l.. Kirkwood, Of Her.
nando, has been appointed agent
lof the Illinois Central Railroad
here. He has an interesting
family and will remove them to
Oxford. We extend them a cordi
al welcome.
The severe weather we have
had the past month has caused
untold suffering in many parts of
he country. II there are any
cases of this kind in our town or
county they should be reported
so that relief could be given them
The stock holders OF the First
National Bank had their annual
meeting on Tuesday, Jan. 9th and
the same officers we're re-electsd
to serve for the year 1912. To
the directors were added Messrs.
E. H. Kimmons, j. F.. Conner and
H. Friedman.
Messrs. j. A. Stewart and L. B
humphrey, OF the Southern part
of the county, were welcome visit
ors to The EAGLE office Thursday
of last week. Mr.. humphrey has
recently returtsed from q stay of
several years on the coast and
says old Lafayette is good en-
ough for him.
The Bank OF Oxford held its
regular stock holders meeting on
Jan. 9th, and declared its divi.
dend and elected its officers. The
bank officials say the institution.
had a very satisfactory year and
that the stock holders we're well
pleased with the dividend declar-
ed. A g,odly sum was placed to
the surplus account.
Tom Kirkwood and Oscar Boyd
were arrested Tuesday night
charged with stealing two hogs
from the Delbridge brothers. A
portion of the meat was found in
the home of the negro Boyd.
Their trial took yesterday before
Magistrate John F. Brown.
Material for the new buildings
to be erected East of Goodwin,
Brown & Co., is being rapidly
placed on the ground and work
will begin at an early day. One
of these buildings will be occu-
pieed as q mayors office.
DR.. w. W. Phillips, Of College
Hill, will soon move to Oxford
and will occupy his residence in
the Eastern part of the city. He
will fit up his Office and will enter
! at once upon the practice OF his
profession.
Mr. L.. P. Leavell has been or
dersd by the Sunday Schoo'
Board to Southwest Texas for a
few weeks rest and recuperation
Under the great strain of severa.
years constant work his health is
rather impaired. He hopes soor
to be entirely restored to his &C.
: customed strength and vigor.
4 Mrs. Florence Atkins, of Nash.
! vile, Tenn, one of the w. C. T,
u, platform speakers will speal
in the Methodist Church Sunday
} at II am and Z pm. Mrs. At.
kins is charming and thrilling
and will impress you as perhaps
you have never been before. She
is a Southern woman and fits il
with peculiar adaptation to thu
work, being fully aware OF on
. conditions and possessed of rart
! charm as an individual as we'll a
! a platform orator. Let teachers
! mothers and children come. Sh
will do you good.