Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-09-03

Mrs. Donnie Mcclure and
children have returned from an
extended visit to relatives in
Louisiana.
Mrs. Vim. ID. Turner Of Vino
ma spent last week with the fam
lily of her brother, Mr.. Greedy C.
Kirkpatrick.
Take your spec;acles and eye
glass repairs to Davidson &
Wardlaw.
Mrs. G.. ID. Brown and daugh.
ter, Miss Ciemie, returned home
Sunday from n months stay al
Sewanee, Tenn.
The Lundie house on Univer-
sity street is undergoing repairs,
and will be fitted up for DR.. Gull
ley's sanitorium.
The marriage Of Mr.. David
Nelson and Miss Martha Row.
land of Coffeeville has been an
nounced to take place Oct. Z.
Mrs. Sam Farmer and Mrs.
Graham Mcdonald have return
ed home after a<pleasant visit to
their father, MIR. W. b. Morley.
Mrs. T.. b. Williamson Of Fords
Well and Mrs. Lee Williamson OF
Water Valley visited their broth
er, Mr.. C. c. Bufurd tie past
week.
FARM FOR SALE-M Nv farm
. l-2 miles Northeast OF Oxford,
l6l acres, two dwellings,. good
pasture, good spring water and
good lana TO cultivate. See ID.
j. LUCAS, Oxford, Miss.
Mrs. Donnie Morgan Mcclure
has purchased the residence of
Mr. NJ. p. Bishop on North street
and will take possession at once.
After a months visit to home-
folks and friends In Oxford, MIR.
r. v Black returned Sunday to
Paris, Tenn, where he holds a
position.
After a lingering Illness Mrs.
Jacob Freeman died at her home
on yellow Leaf y few days ago.
A husband and fivs children sur
viye her.
Mr.. Greed Rowland of Coffee
vile announces tue marriage of
his daughter, Marcelle, 10 MIR.
Clarke Coleman of kosciusko for
Oct. Z.
DR.. j. C. Culley accompanied
DR.. Rowland home from Battle
Creek, Mich, Tuesday. We hope
Or. Rowland may soon regain his
strength.
Miss Janette Showers left Mon
day moraiHg for a few days visit
10 relatives at R~JgersyiIle, Tenn,
Before returning 10 Staunton, Va,
10 school.
There will be n meeting Of tn.
membership Of the South Stree,
Presbyterian church Sunday af-
iernoon and every member Is re-
ques;ed TO be present
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Ncill oil
Columbia, Miss, reached Oxford
This week to remain permanently
Their many friends are glad 10
welcome them home again.
Mr.. ". F. Hollowell ole of the
oldest citizens OF our county died
IT his home nkar Paris last week,
aged "a years. He leaves a large
circle of relatives and friends.
Mrs. \. A. Kincannon and
children left Saturday to join heI
husband in Memphis, at which
place they will make their future
home. DIR. kincannon being al
the head of the Memphis schools,
Nr. j. d Jones OF Burgess Wa
in town again yesterday with q
fine load of melons and made the
Eagle force a present of a big
nice one. He has sold sos '.Jones
Jumbo" melons in this market
this season.
Rev. Ae. Riley, pastor of tbs
Baptist church at Houston hllec
the Baptist pulpit here Sunday
morning and evening in the at.
sence of Mr.. Leaveii who is a
Houston conducting a revival.
FOR kENT-A fine farm neal
Toecopola aud Lafayette Springs,
I 125 acres to be cultivated, good
water. good pasture, ane fruits,
three tenant houses. C~onvenienI
to churches and good schools
Apply to
Mrs. +. q. NJ RAYBURN,
T~oecopoia, Miss
or j. q. HARTsrIELD,
Oxford, Miss
A big rattiesnake has been the
center of attraction in the FEEDER.
al court yard a few days thi.
week. 1t was caught on the farm
of Mr.. K. c. Carter. 1t wa:
about 6 feet long with Eve rattles
and a button. His snakeshiT
looked Vicious and did not seen
to enjoy the sensation his pres
ence produced.
Stoate's Mierobe Destroyer.
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