Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-06-25

Jackson this week attending tn
Bilbo trial, in which he is one o.
the leading counsel.
The many friends OF Dr. L. w
Rowland regret TO hear that he il
quite sick, and hops ne may soor
be all right again.
Mrs. S. l.. Raines has returned
10 her home in Greenwood. afteI
a pleasant visit to relatives ant
friends in Oxford.
Surprisingly interesting new
comes to this Office that Mr.. Al
Wilson has been hocing corn for
the past two weeks.
Mrs. Waiter Tyer and children
of T.ke City, Ark, are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. r.. A. Crouch OF
College Hill street.
Mr.. G. r. Bowies says his cot
ton field. is full Of we'll developed
boIls add the boil weovil is no
disturbing them 90 far.
Mrs. George Dooley and Mrs
Hargis McElroy will be tn,
guests Of Mr.. and Mis. Abnel
Delbridge the next two weeks.
Mr.. r. l.. Perkins OF near Bur-
CESS wac in town Friday on bust.
ness. While here he paid the
Eagle Office an appreciated visit.
Miss Hazel Stephens of the
! Woodson Ridge ncighborhood
was the guest OF her cousin, Miss
lila Stephens a few days of last
week.
J.. Mrs. G. r. HiPhtower and two
little sons of A. & NJ. College viii
spend the next month with hei
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. p,
Bishop.
Director is of the rich blood
bay type, with black points; Il
hands high. Weight hoo lbs.
and perfectly formed. Stand
Oxford, phone 2eS.
Mr.. John Falkner very delight
fully entertained the Twentieth
Century book club on Wsdncs-
day afternoon at the home oi
Col. J. ". T. Falkner.
Miss Mary Payne Wendell en-
tertained on Tuesday night for q
number OF her young friends
complimentary TO her visiting
friends from Aberdeen.
We n requested 10 announce
that there will be free for all
races at the Water Valley Fair
Grounds on July 18th. Some line
horses have been catered.
During the month Of Stay, ac-
ccrding to a report sent TO this
Office, there were ass herds OF
cattle and q total of 1851 cattle
dipped in Lafayette countyr
The pictures OF Kathlyn's adj
ventures grow IA interest each
time. The fourth instailment ol
this series will be shown Monday
night at the New Lyric.
Everybody should and musl
see the great religious produce
ton, From the Manger to the
Cross in five reels Saturday
night at the New Lyric.
The delivery team of J.. r.
Grow & Co. took flight from the
oil wagon Tuesday and made a
dash up North street, but was
stopped before much damage was
done.
Mrs. W. c.. Chiffon is now in
Nevada, and reports the use oil
heavy blankets at night from Sc.
we're snow storms. On, that Ok
tord could feel the atmosphere
for a few days.
Mr. Fl. G. Lyon left Thursday
for Wallarviile where he viii
spend a couple of weeks vacation
Mr.. Lyon has been stationed her,
the past four months represent.
ing the National Insurance Co.
but has been transferred to a new
territory, Sardis and BatervilIe
Prof. j. NJ. Consly OF Holl,
Springs spent Wednesday OF las.
week in Oxford and at the Uni.
versity on business. He lief
Thursday for Duck Hill, where
he and his family will spend thu
summer. Prof Consly will work
in the state office of the Column
bian Woodmen nj that place.
Henry d. Bagge.t wires hi
parents, Mr.. ana Mrs Leo Bag
.tgett, that he has successfully
stood the physical examination
for entrance to the United State
Naval Academy. Annapolis. Md.
tand having previously passes
the mental examination, he ha
entered the Academy AS a Mid
shipman.
Chilton's Improved Pinke Liv
er Waters IRE peculiarly 6 adapt
ed t. the following diseases: Bill
ious and Intermittent Fever, Sic
Headache, Indigestion, Costive
ness, Cole, Heartburn, Loss O
Appetite, Dyspepsia, and all dis
i-aocac that arsoo f~n~ a Asaao1o,