Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-08-12

Mr.. G. A. White ard family OF
Clarkscaie, motored through the
country to Oxford last Tuesday
and are visiting relatives and
friends for few days.
Mr.. J. o. Kirkland. wife and
son, left Monday to take a months
vacation in the mountains Of
Arkansas During his absence
Mr.. Erie Roach Viil have charge
of the American Express bust
ness
Don't wake up with your home
or store burning without insur-
ance. Try the new Oxford In
surance Agency. Hsxter Bogard
oflce manager.-OlG II. & F.
Bank building.
p. E. Matthews has been ever
watehful and faithful, always
looking Of the interest al the peo-
pie Of the STATE. he has made
. faithful Peaitentiia-y trustee
and deserves the endorsement o.
the people of iris district
The old entrance TO the post
Office il again open 20 the pusIic.
Beautiful new boxes and Furnish
iass, add tn the. new rsrele
floor and rev steps with safety
bsnnisters- Uucie sam has been
very liberal in TIE repairs Of the
Federal building here.
The L. S Governnrn. endorses
the financial staining of the ac-
eident, health and boading CON-
pznies, represented hy Oxford
Insurance Agency II you are
hurt or get sick you VAL surely
be protected
Mrs Holder White Hall passed
away al her home in Memphis
on the 3lst OF July after an Ill
ness OF several months duration.
Hrs. Hall was well known and
loved here in the home OF her
childhood and her death has sad
dened a wide circle of loved ones
and friends.
The many friends here OF Mrs
Emma NJ Binford who was IN,
faithful and efficient Secresar,
for many years OF the Women
Missionary Society OF the H. E
Z Church in the Oxford Dlstric
VIII be ssddened To learn Of 1el
death at her home in Water Val.
ley oa the 5th inst
The Board of Trustees CT TIE
Oxford Graded School held a
meeting yesterday evening and
elected Prof j. c. Johnson, late
OF the University faculty, as
principal, Miss Louise Roach vas
elected TO the primary depart
ment and Miss Halle May Furr
I to I'll Miss Bogard's place.
J. T. Tabor has been carried 70
jackson for safe keeping as there
seemed to be some fear of mob
violence If he was allowed &c
remain here during his thirty
days respite. Unless his SEN
tence is eommuted to life i'm
prisonment, his tine expires Sept
9, when he viii be hanged here.
II your home burned tonight
without IRE insurance could you
replace il. II may, and does. cost
10 insure il but inst the feeling
OF security worth IL? See Oxford
Insurance. Agency and get q
policy written. Phone &c or call
az ofiees in old NJ. & E. Bank
building
Dr. and Mrs W. E. Berry OF
Blue Mountain. Miss announce
the approaching marriage OF their
ward, Miss Vance Stark, 70 Mr..
VIII Richard Eads of GreenvilIe,
Miss The ceremony will take
place early in September. Mr..
Fades Is an Oxford boy and
numerous friends here viii read
this announcement with interest.
We note that Messrs. A. r.
Callawsy and d s.. McLarty
two of our most enterr.ising far
mers, are building silos and max
ing preparation 70 thke care Of
their live stock now and in future
years 1t will only be a short
time until silos and other farm
necessities and conveniences will
be seen all over our Southland.
Then, and not till then, will the
Southern farmer come into his
own.
A number of Oxford citizens
went down Monday 10 attend the
Bilbo- Russell rally at Jackson
that night. They report glorious
time Many others would like to
have attended if business had
permitted. Those who attended
Eere: John FaIknsr, Jr., T. W.
Ayent, N. e Parks, Dan Keel.
IN. c. Trousedale. Mr.. and Mrs
CrsssEell. Paul White AMI J =.
Eskfidge.