Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-01-01

Mr.. Abe Brenner has removed
his stock Of goods from the cas-;
side OF the square 70 the store on
the west side. next doo- to the
Lesder.
Miss Julia kendeI Of Columbia.
Miss. and Miss Alpha Kendel 81
Helena, Ark enjoyed Christmas
with their parents Nr. aud Mrs
A. II. Kendel-
Ma. and Mrs J. L. Purvis and
Chikdren. James and Marguerite
of Ru eville Miss, are the guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs Purvis on Uni
verIty street.
Rev. Mr.. CalIan, Of Alabama,
has accepted . call to the Sonth
ST.. Presbyterian Church and
Will take charge the second Sun
day in January
The members of the Nesho DIST
Sunday School enjoy ed ChriS.-
mas sre- IN the night OF The 2ish
Santa Claus provided Literally
for the young and old.
Miss Matte Mckee left Mon-
day for Green Forest Ark. &C
attend the marriage of her niec-
Miss Mary Burney; she will b
. absent several weeks
Kiri Avent entertained ii.
classmates and = few invited
guests on Christmas Eve Ar
elegant supper vas enjoyed 2ftel
a pleasant social evening
Rev. Gayle Beanl.ni and Re-
j. L. Brown Iefs Monday after.
noon for Kansas. City to atsens
the MISSIONARY Conference % -
Students volanteer uznvensnt-
Nr. & W. Brown Il CIsrendor
Ark. Dr.. Leo 5 Brown OF Como
Miss, and Julia c. Brown oI
Columbus. Ca. were visito-s n,
Christmas % their parects At ths
Rectory.
Miss Setha Purvis formel
student Of the 30 II. s" and
Miss Davis Lester OF the @. H :
at Atlanta Ca. were the guest oil
Mrs Tom Harkins Saturday aud
Sunday
Mrs Frank NexeIl and child
ren of Water Valley, Geo. Lundis
iof Memphis. and Miss Annie
sLundie Of Collins. were tbs
guests OF their parents during
the holidays
Mr.. and Mrs. e p Toney oI
Lake Village, Ark. Mrs G. W
Morgan and Mrs o. d Morgan
Of Rich. Miss. were the guests
Of their mother. Mrs r. G. Nor.
gan Christmas week
From all reports Mr.. A. NJ
Hall Is making a uoiel jailor
The premises are in good condi'
6on and the prisoners speak il
the highest terms OF the treat
ment given them there
Miss Helen Trigg met with ,
very painful accident, on las
Tuesday before Christmas which
kept her confined to her bed fol
some days We are glad to re-
port her able TO be out again
/ NJ. West windham died at IN
home near Lafayette Springs. OF
the 23rd inst. and was buried tbs
nsxt day a. Christians Rest
/ Another member of the brave old
band Of veterans has gone % hi
reward
There were Is. 92a bales of cot,
ton, counting round a. half bales
ginned In Lafayette County. frou
the crop of 1913 prior to Decem'
Der Is. as compared 70 10.lS
bales ginned prior to Decenbe
Is, 1913
The little son Of Mr.. CD Law
horn caught IRE from the graft
Christmas Eve and narrowi,
escaped serious burns Mrs
Lawhorn was severely burned OF
her hands and arms in her EFFORT
20 save the child
Nj. Roland Lesvell, vas or
dAined for the Ministry st the
Baptist Caurch on last Sund&,
night Dr. Potts. OF Memphis
preached the ordination sermon
Roland il one Of Oxford's boys
and ve wish him success in hi
/ life.
| The residence of Mr. B. F
James on University street va
burned together with most OF il
/ contents on December 2lst- ]
is thought the ire was causes
from . defective Hue 1t va
with come difficulty the residence
nearby we're saved
Il Be sure and attend the enter
L tainment 1t the High Schoe
| Building Saturday evening ,,
! Afiss Eva-Lae OF Paramount Col
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