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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-12-16
KNOWS NOTHING OF HIS PAST
MiddIe-aaed Tennessee Man Loses AL
Memory a. 20 ttis icen-
tity.

Chattanooga. Tenn--The medical
society here IS studying the case OF 4
uiddle-aged. veIE-dressed man who
has suffered a complete lapse OF mem
Dry He has been in Chattanooga sew
eral days and Is registered as d G.
Harris but he says he took that
name after he discovered himself to
have forgotten all facts of his identity.
He says he was on 4 train between
Bluedeld. W Va. and Asheville. ". c..
when he realized his mental lapse
Nothing in his clothing or effects gave
a clue. except his laundry. which bears
the initials J. d. NJ He remained in
Bristol two or three days and then
came TO Chattanooga
He has sufficient money for present
needs, but the supply Of clothing car
ried in his grip reveals the fact that
he didn't expect to make a long trip.
Local doctors promise him a series OF
memory tests and care will restore
him to a normal condition. He Is
greatly worried for fear his people.
whoever they are, viii think him dead,
as wen as because OF his fear that he
VIII never recover
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-12-16

Nice Present Any Giri Can Make
er with a bit Of muslin IS sewed all
around the white covered sole and
then 70 the smaller sole. silk upward.
When this Is sewed together you have
n sole half an inch IN thickness turn
ing NJ ~ the toe as the ChinamA1's
shoe does. FIJI this with cotton
The one thing to remember Is to
take time IN making this pretty box
L costs next 70 nothing. but Il VIII not
be \ success If carelessly done.
The writer saw an exquisite model
Of this work case that Is to be given
20 4 bride Il Is carried out in white
satin embroidered in silk and silver
thread N a wistaria design the In
ing being Of vistaria-cnlored silk to
match
This should be a hint TO girls who
have friends marrying during the holi-
day season II embroidery is beyond
the donors skill. 4 tiny spray Of
orange blossom tied with silver cord
might decorate the top. or the initial
Of the bride could be placed there
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-12-16

KIDNEYS MUST BE Rleu /,
INSURE HEAIrH

Few pespfe rsaiire 70 wh,.
health depends upon the cuvs;s,.s Z
kidneys. I u
The physician IN nearly m
rious lines. makes n eh-,.,-9 \
Of the patients urine. Re - -
loss the hdn<ys are doia- - a
properly, the other organ. -.
be brought back to health md - -
When the kidneys are -
abused IN any way. serious r-<.l..
to follow. Therefore, Il : IN
necessary 10 pay mere stt-,.,-.
health Of these important oruss
An ideal herbal compound ~.
rem1rkahle success as a kidn-v
Or. kilmer's swamp Root
The mild and healing iuau-
preparation. IN most cases. !. -
lied. according to sworn .s...--
verified testimony Of those VIZ -
the remedy.
When your kidneys requir-
get swamp Root at once frum -
macy. IL i sold by every druzr-I
ties of two sizes-5oc and ua
However, II you wish sr-
great preparation. send ten e,-..
kilmer 4 Co, Binzhamton 49,
sample bottle When writing
mention thus paper-Adv.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-12-16
SO YEARS In JAIL
FINED 100000
Creek indian Woman Has Be-
come a Nuisance, Said
Police Judge

Muskogee. Okla-Police Judge Ed
L Williams has assessed upon Mandy
Simon q Creek Indian woman. q fne
OF 81. 600 900 and sentenced her 70 80
years in the city jail she has been
IN the police court here virtually every
week f1r several years
Judge Williams said be set the the
80 high and sentenced her 70 -
years because he did rot want her
ever to be az large again The judges
actions we're recorded N the record
books Of the police department. and
he vas supported BY Chief Of Police
Joe Depew said Judge Williams
Mandy has been q continual pest
20 the city Of Muskogee for Fezrz
she vas always causing trouble By
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-12-16
LAUDERDALE WILL
VOTE ON SCHOOL
SOME oPposITioN BEING SHOWN
TO AGRICULTURAL SCHOOL
AT MERIDIAN.
HANGS HIMSELF IN BARN
Body Of Ariie strinser Found Dangling
Al End Of 7opes-Ne~s Over
the State.

Neridia1.-The board Of supervisors
OF Lauderdale cocnty has adjourned
their regular December term until Dec.
Is. when they viii meet and order an
election 10 be held on = proposed bond
issue for 100000 to build an agricult-
uraI high school a. Marion four niles
north OF Meridian. the purpose Of adj
iogrning being 70 bring the election
within three weeks Of the regular term
and to have tie e'ection on the same
date that the congressional election 10
to be held. Ian 4. There Is consider
able opposition to the proposed school
among the country people. although
the city will vOte largely IN favor Of IL
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-12-16
Harcs Isirself In Barn.

Benton--The body Of Arlie Strinser.
81. son Of L J. Stringer. vas found
dangling at the end Of 4 rope IN barn
on his father'E farm near Hardin. ;his
county. IN ho'r and half after he 10
thought to have tied the rope around
his neck and hanged himself TO death
The rope had been thrown over 4 raft
er A Jury inpansled By the coroner
returned verdict n which It said that
stringer was Temporarily insane II the
tine he hanged himself
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-12-16
BRuIN TREED BY CHILDREN
Six Tots From = Rural schooIhouse ir
California Throw Scare
Into Bear.

Redding, CaI-Six schoolchfldren.
the oldest Of them aged nine. treed
bear at the Oak Run schcoIhouse
few days ago.
During the afternoon recess while
the tots were at play bruin ambied
into the schooigruunds- The children.
barking like dogs. took after the bear.
who. taking fright. climbed a tree TO
get out Of danger.
Miss Vivian Brauer called the chill
dren into the schoolhouse. locked the
door and wonanIike, pulled down the
blinds.
A few minutes later the bear
climbed down the tree and ran into
Amos Welch's field. 50 yards further
up the creek WEIGH shot and killed
l. There was a barbecue at the Oak
Run schoolhouse the following day.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-12-16
New Judges Believed Picked.

According to a report current IN
political circles here. which are given
general eredence. two Of the three new
members OF the supreme court TO be
appointed by the Bflbo administration
viii be Judge J. B. Holden. Of Summit.
and Hon Clayton Potter. OF this city.
Judge Holden Is NJ present circuit
court Judge OF the district Just south
Of Jackson and IS recognized as one
Of the ablest members OF the circuit
bench in this state. He Is strongly in
dorsed for the place
Mr. Potter is a nephew Of Judge W
H. Potter. OF this district. a former
member OF the state senate. where he
served as chairman Of the judiciary
committee, and was secretary OF Bill
bo's campaign committee during the
recent campaign
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-12-16
CHINESE SHOE WoRkBox
psrnzrs This May Provide Wers for
scr-. sr-aif chlIS's Ni-6ie
Finsera

TIE srarl girl Who would IKE TO
make mother or elder sister a gin.
bur whose pocket noney Is limited.
xscaid ~ ssr hand at the little Chi
zess shoe workhox shown here She
viii surely succeed t. she can sew n
al. and u she wiz be very careful
about the cutting and sewing The
beauty Of u 10 the piece bag VIII
probably szrpiy the materials for max
lns. Wife IS cents vii buy the tzr-
nizhirxs
One nust cut two pieces az card
board each seven inches long. then
shape 4 TITO a sole and take OF cns-
quarter ineh truu the toe of enc piece
The larger piece b covered On che
side with white muslin and the snail
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-12-16
Nerresa % EarGet-

columhus-Ths finding Of the body
OF COrdslia Stevenson. a uegress. han
ing to the limb Of a tree near New
Hope. a small station on the Mobile =
Ohio railroad. ten miles east Of Co
lumbus. IS still 4 mysterious affair.
Efforts TO learn Just how the woman
met her death are unavailing.
The supposition Is that she was
lynched for Implication IN the surnins
Of the barn Of Edward Franks. a whsts
man. several weeks ago.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-12-16

Meridian--An application for habeas
corpus before Circuit Judge Carroll. In
behalf Of L ". Mckee. who shot and
killed lack Walker. at DsaaIb, Kan
per county. has been set for hearing
at DeKalb- It is understood that the
defense viii enter a plea Of selfde-
Tense. and because Of the physical con-
dition Of Mckee VIII ask that he be al
lowed haiL.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-12-16

trees stood very straight
zn.t ssfT On this cold night By and
ny the tzIIess and the oldest Of them
nzid-
How happy 7 shall be when az last
lam strong enough ard tail enough 20
BE cut down BY the wood cutters. I
hope when they do cut ne down that
4 may De good enough that they VIII
Want ne for some great ship. and then
4 sAza Fave 4 chance 70 sail the seas
What DO you know about ships and
shs seas - asked lille pine tree vao
stood At he foot Of the tall one
The stately tree bent his branches \
vsry little and i0oksd down AZ the
small tree. at his fact
I eavs heard many stories Of the
sr.zL szd the ships rhzt sail On them
fr the 6ir1s sit N ~ branches and
sing 70 ne al the tine q the beauties
md wonders Of the world Then too.
The staroeans. Who are much elder
than the birds. have some truly Won
aerfzI tales 70 tell Of things that they
have see1 IN their trips around the
world There IN the Stsrheam OF the
BRIGHTEST star. lust pesping over the
hErop- He can tel some truly won
drrfuf tales
- Lille zine tree treuhisd for
Ner- JOY. This vas his first winter in
ar forest. and these things were all
new % hi1. lust as vas tie STOW that
Vas covering his roots. and making
then al warn With rs white blanket
: went you please ask the Starhean
40 tel Is a story asked the little
pine
Let rs ask him 70 tel rs again the
Christmas story said another Of the
Older pines. the one be told Us last
year
So. when the Starbsan cane over
and rested gently on the taIle=t pine.
ne asked II 70 tel again the Story Of
the First Christmas
L love 70 tail this story best Of al
stories that I Know said the little
Stzrueam-
Once upon \ tine long tine ago.
hong before even the Oldest Pima trees
here began To grow. beautiful wor1-
an named MARY. and her husband. 10
seph- went On Journey 70 little city
called Bethlehem Al the people IN
Ehzt country went 70 this sane city. 70
pay their taxes and when Mary and
yoseph got there they found 50 many
people. that there vas 10 room left
for them N the Inn The only place
where they could ind shelter was IN a
srzble. and here they went That night
. little babe was born and ia ucther.
1zry. laid him in 4 Manager On some
nice clean straw
Away CT IN the East. the Brightest
Star appeared He had never been
seen before. and some wise men who
knew that this vas the tine for the
babe 20 be born saw the Brightest
Star a. they started oct 70 and the
babe Al their Iong journey the Bright.
est Star kept Just IN trent Of them to
show them the way to 90. and when
they rested at night. the Brightest
9kzr would rest too. and wait for them.
II last they reached the city Of Beth
enel- and found the little babe n the
nangsr with his mother By his side.
These wise men had brought some
very costly ziers % thsS babe. and il
= the birthday % this babe that IS
Eishrztec every Christmas. and il is
I'm his memory that giftz ara gwen %
TIE roor-
That Is al ot the story. and Il Is
time fcr ne % be going and the Star
beam went gaglg on. dancing over che
rrps OF the trees
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-12-16

1T is said" he remarksd
lively. that women's hands m
ing larger
WeIl" she returned. inqar
Yes he asserted Ana %
OF IL is that there Is ever n
that this tendency viii cunriHaz
Yese" she said. in the saus
ing tome
Yes he repeated You -
ing. and golf. and tennis. aH
sports that women have rsez
ken up are responsible for Z
IN that case" she san.
glance at her own dainty hanaA
better speak quick If you saaii
one"
He realized that Il was ne
nifty OF a lifetime. and .
promptly.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-12-16
THE GIFTS FOR MOTHER

TIE gIz6tesr hour OF Christmas day,
The tine the hearts are Hghtest
An every care Is chased away
An al the smiles are brightest
e wen the family. young an old.
From dad 70 little brother
With al the love chzr hearts can holt
Come bringing gifts to mother.
We keep her presents TIL the asst
Az then when sire sits rocking.
Al al the other gifts are passed.
We 20 an get hs- sticking
We gather round her -zsT chair.
First one an thea TIRE other
Steps - an says Wei. I declared
Here's suruethirg else for uorher.-
An with each present goes a kiss.
An al Is still an quiet
When mother muruurs- What Is this -
Az h1sfens u unite t.
Then everybody wildly cheers
An shouts Tor perfect giadasss.
an mothers eyes are moist with tears.
But rot the tears Of sad1sSz-
On. Eersfs a scene tnat gold eau't buy.
Or stage in imitation.
TIE smiling face. the gfistening eye
OF loves own celaorafion-
And with each Jolly Christmas day
We pray 70 know another
When We shan meet the seIf-sarre way
And bring cur gifts 10 mother
DETROIT Free Pres
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-12-16
KILLS HORSES TO SAVE HOME
bands Racers on Which He
Spent Fortune

Lorzin. O.-Mrs. Margaret Clark.
sixty years old told Judge Thompson
in common pleas court that she poi
soued her husbands two race horses
at the Elyria fairgrounds because she
desired to save the rest Of her prog
erty
My husband has spent a fortune in
the racing game" said Mrs. Clark.
and ! gave the two horses. which
were as much mine as his. poison. in
order to save the remainder Of our
posseszion&s
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-12-16
Doctcn Meet.

corinth--The Alcorn County Med.
cal Society met here in their final
meeting Of the year Dec. "a. A large
attendance. representing the profess
sion in all parts OF this county. and
also adjoining Mississippi and Tennes-
see counties. was present Dr.. C. III
Taylor presided over the meeting.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-12-16

Gulfport-The captain and crew Of
the American schooner John ". Dana.
Of Boston lowed to this city in an
open boat have reported their vessel
had sunk four miles southeast OF
Chandelier island The Dana was
loaded with asphalt from Brighton.
Port OF Spain The schooner WITH
cargo was valued at about ses.59o.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-12-16

Niekshurg.-Ths National sssorsa-
.isa OF Nieksburg Veterans. preparing
Tor a peace jubilee in vIcksburz :, o..
tooer. 1877. have prepared a memorial
10 Congress asking an appropriation
sufficient to provide for the necessary
amp equtpags ard utilities for IN.
iustenance Of the attending veterans
turing the continuance OF the six DAYS,
celebration. in which civil war vster.
ans OF the north and south WIN b IN
Fited to participate
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-12-16

If you viii split some kinslsr~
for the kitchen nre.- said 1. =,
the house. IN be glad to r- I
something to eat"
Sorry. lady replied the wv
but Amt been able to ks.,ur
dues IN the Kindling Splitter =
and I'm afraid the walking =
would get after me Il dou. -
that kind Of work"
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-12-16
MIssIssIppI STATE aaEvTIrs

In order to devise some means m
pave the downtown streets Corintb
citizens recently held a very enthusk
aside meeting
AT meeting OF the directors Of the
Clarke County Fair Association heIa
AZ Quirmzn- all officers were re-
elected
R. 2 O'Brien. city auditor and sec.
Rotary To the board OF mayor and Al.
dermsn Of Bay St Louis. serving AZ
third consecutive term. died Al ID.
home Dec. T.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-12-16

In Russia the children put their
shoes filed with hay outside the door
nDr the horses Of 81 Nicholas; and
n Is believed IN most sections that
81 Nicholas comes FIRST on a prepare
tory visit ten, days before Christmas
To learn Which children have been
spoA re leaves nuts and candy in
the shoes Of those who have been
good. but nothing for those who have
been bad who thus know that they
may expect no presents on the real
Christmas day. ------
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-12-16

Jaeks0n--Two additional pardcus
have been granted BY Gov. Brewer.
one 10 Minnie Johnson. sentenced from
Grenada county in July. 1912. TO 20
years servitude for mansizughter; the
cher to robert Booker. sentenced ir
Coahoma county in March. 1911. for
two years for forgery. Both pardous
are conditional releases.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-12-16


Young James had been =
playing all the afternoon
What have you been plzF4(
the afternoon. James asksa =
mother.
Postman-- said James snisM
cally. 1T was great. too
How do you play p0srmaa-
his mother dutifuHy.
oh. I took all those pilss I
letters you had done up N
ribbons in your lowest bureau :
and gave EN- out 70 people Z
the street They thought L ~
too
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-12-16
Mansicd BY Train.

Meridian--ceorge Moore. q book.
oinder. from Oklahoma City. Okla.
was hit BY freight train in the YARDS
mere and literally ground to pieces. II
Is not known where the mans reIa,
tives live.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-12-16

Newton--While out hunting birds
Ed Bryant Of this place fell and acct
dentaiiy discharged bis gun. which Ia
was carrying along with the hammer
cooked and mangIed his left hand 40
badly that it had to be amputated AZ
the wrist
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-12-16
THE VERY TINE
When Powerful Feed Is hsE

The need OF delicate yss
food is never felt 50 kesnly =
cnnvaIescenf gets . set "a
count Of weak stonzch Ia
GrzDe-Nufs shows its poEG
most scientific and sasiy
food- "
About q year ago. wrtas
woman. my little six-yse
left the invfgurzting and -
OF Kansas. where al her
enjoyed fairly good heAlta
Ohio She naturally had
diet and Of course = chAar
and somehow she conra
fever.
AFTER a long siege her 1
hopeless, doctors gave her y
was nothing but skin =
couldn't eat anything and
did not know even her taLla
er. Her parents. in trying 2
thing delicate and n0urisnas
could eat. finally hit upcn
food and It turned out 70 /"
thing
she seemed to relish I
conscious Of her surroun
gan to gain strength 90
in a short time she was =
ful and robust as il sne
been III -.
We an feel that Grape
the predominafing taeta
the sweet little girls ia
Name given by Postum
Creek. Mich
Ever Rad The above -
enc 1Dpenrn frsa tine - z
.rs ge1u1na. tzBss ana
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-12-16

Houlka--SaIlie Belle Moore. a we'll
known negro -auntie- Of Chickasax
county. hanged herself while IN tia
Houston jail BY making rope out Of
blankets and quilts She had been al.
judged insane.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-12-16
rHiRTYEieHT ARE CHOSEN FROM
WELL KNOWN CITIZENS
THROUGHOUT STATE
JUDGES BELIEVED PICKED
Report Current in jackson Says J. ,.
Holder ef Summit ard Clayton
Potter Are Slated Fer tire
surren. Court


r. has been announced here that Gov.
Elect Bilbo has selected IS weilkn0vn
citizens. resident N every section Of
the state. a. side-de-camp. with rank q
major. who viii be commissioned TO
date from the commencement Of Gov.
BsIbo's term. Jan IS. 1916. The adiu-
tzut general viii notify these STAT
members Ut the desirability Of equip
ping themselves with uniforms and
other equipment which must conform
10 regular army regulations in all 70
spects.
The LIST Of maiors-elect thus desiE
aated Is a. follows.
". A. Strong. Louisville: T K Cur
RE. ROBERT Pnipps. P. d. AthertGn. r.
E Harlan. Oscar L Stewart. r. z Ken
aington. Luther Fail. Jackson. o. E
Harrison. A NJ Campbell Canton; W.
A Mcdonald. Bay St Louis; Dan Co
renilo. Biloxi; R. ]. Williams, Plea
yune: D. Ben Holmes. Hatrieshurgs
Alex Hinto. Lumbertcl; ". S. Boone,
Columbia. ". NJ Clark. Columbus; T
A Oberin. A. W Durkee. yicksburg;
VIM Lyle. Natcthez; NJ L Kaufman.
Rosedale: W P Holland. Clarksdale.
DR.. R. P Crump. Nitta Yuma: Stew
art Watson. Lexington; L E Coz. Pas
cagnula. T. @ Brame. Bay Springs;
E B. Walton. Newton. G. T. Heard
B-oOksville: Burt Smith. Winona. VIII
Perry. Lew Evans. A R. Patterson. Ne
ridion: John { Rhodes. Artesia; z. L.
MArders, Oakland: J. H. Newton. Pop
larviIle; Mott Ayers Laurel
All these staff officers viii be ex-
pected to be on hand and participate
in the inaugural ceremonies on Jan IS
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-12-16

How queer exclaimed he D
woman I didn't recognize yur I
band at all Hasn't he chzssi :
I last met you"
Yes. several times rssaa
Chicago woman
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-12-16

The voters Of LauderdaIe county
viii determine on Jan whether or
not bond isue OF s1acas1 snaIr be
made to erect an agricultural high
school on the site at Marion. selected
by the county school beard.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-12-16

Sergt- J. N Dodds at Oakley prison
farm has reported the escape from
there Of Lee Harry Fields. sentenced
from Yalobusha county q little more
than two years ago TO serve life sen.
tence for an aggravated attempt
criminal assault
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-12-16

Word has been received IN Jackson
that President Wilson has named the
following Mississippi postnasters:
John B. Collier at Leland William J.
James at Lyman. Susan R. T. Perry
at Tchula and Scion Mcdaniel at Or
tsh
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-12-16

You can rid yourself Of ssr =,
the head BIZ taking Laxative Qrs1
Tablets. Price 25c- Also I'D
cases OF La Grippe and acr =
headaches Remember thzt-Ad
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-12-16
-One Million Dollars and NInesy-Nine
Years

getting drunk and doping up. Count
ing all the times she has been sen
fenced in this court would estimate
that had she served her time she
would have served some fifteen years.
I viii see to il personally that she
spends the remainder Of her days u
the MHskogee Jail"
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-12-16
Little caita sad.y eurr.s

FAcksourg-A little child OF Mr.. and
Mrs MeouiIler OF this city was badlv
burned AZ the fansly residence when
his nightgowu caught fire from a vrata
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-12-16

Have they made any eaEal
the timetable out your way
Yes The seven-twelvs N
ten minutes late this morning =
Of twenty as usual"
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-12-16

This n an English custom The
gifts are hidden IN large pan OF bran.
A string IL tied 70 each package. and
On the end or TIA string is the name
o< the one for whom the packase Is
nfanaed- When all have thar strings
fney all pull Then comes the fun Of
Dsffing tia bran OF and opening the
Dnekages-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-12-16
Municipal Sanitation.

DR.. Dudley Jones OF the state board
OF health delivered an address at Ed
wards. Dec 3. On Municipal Santa
ton
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-12-16
Buy Prison Supplies

At the December meeting OF the State
prison board a large quantity OF blan-
kets. stripes and shoes were purchased
for the convicts.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-12-16

VE COLD winter 1ixnr the
STOW vas gently fzlllrg On
the pine trees Of the tor
est These tall stately
trees stood very straight