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Oxford eagle., 1918-05-09
wOODLEIGH.

Mrs. J. S. Hicks with her small son,
is now domiciled in her home on End
Depot Street where she will in few
days, be joined by her three charming
daughters, Ivy Wilma and Jane from
Port Gibson College. Mrs. Hicks is
the widow of the late Judge J. s.
Hicks of Fayette, Miss one Of the
most popular men of Souti Missis-
sippi and at the time of his death was
serving his sth year as Chancellor Of
the 4th District of Mississippi.
Oxford eagle., 1918-05-09
SCHOOL CLOSING COMMENCE
MENT AT LAFAYETTE SPRINGS

The High School at Lafayette
Springs closed Friday with very
appropriate graduating exercise Prof.
II. l.. Jones of Mt Sterling, Ky, who
has taught the school for six years
is to be commended for bringing up
the standard of affiliation with the
University and state colleges. Al
ready his graduates, some Of them
have completed their course at the
University, and others are in atten-
dance at the University.
This school turned out four gradu-
ates this year. The commencement
addresses were delivered by A A
Graham and II. 7. Smith OF Oxford.
The exercises wee very appropriate
and creditable, consisting Of patriotic
speeches and songs by the graduates
and other students of the school.
Oxford eagle., 1918-05-09
CARRIERS DRUG STORE.
Beautiful Oxford Pharmacy and Soft
Drink Parlor Is Popular Place
Of the city.

La every town and city there is pne
store that stands out prominently
from its neighbors and competitors
because Of its popularity, and where
everybody wants TO meet friends. On
every hand and side in Oxford are
heard such expressions as Well,
meet me at Carter's this afternoon
and well decide what TO do" on, as
this Wait for me at Carters after
supper and well start from there.
Nothing attests the popularity OF any
business as strongly as does the fact
that Its name Is on everybody 5
tongue The popularity OF Carter ;
Drug Store is due to several condi-
tons; location may De counted as one,
but the chief inducements TO trade
are the courteous, obliging pro, tIetOl
and clerks; the excellent service IA
drugs. prescriptions and at the ioun
tain. and the high class business me
thods employed there.
Mr.. ID. 4. Carter established ms
business de Is u young man OF
energy, determination-to-su anu
Of sound business integrity. I'm
mediately upon entering the drug
business he put all his qualifications
into the melting pot, as it were, boil
ed them down 10 a strong mixture
which he has infused into every de
partment Of his business; and, he l.
steadily expanding his business and
increasing his sales as one month SIC
ceeds the other. The store is beauti-
fully equipped with furniture and
fixtures, the floor and wall cases Of
quarter-sawed oak are filled with al
tractive displays of drugs, drug
sindries, patent medicines, stationery,
school supplies, rubber and leather
goods, cutlery, cigars and tobacco.
The very handsome fountain is con-
structed of marble and Mexican ONYX.
White service bar on a marble base;
the back bar Is mounted with a huge
plate glass mirror framed in Mexi-
can Onyx pilasters, and the whole is
decorated with silver fiigree. The
service al this refpeshment center IS
noteworthy because of its cleanliness,
promptness and efficiency.
Mr.. l. K Russell, registered phar
macist,' has Charge df tRe prescription
department. shch is one of the lhigf
lights of the busnesxI Nothing but
the very purest ingredients and drugs
are mixed or compounded into pres
captions; the place as naintaiped IN
! sspo1ess condition; and, painstaking
..asre asre ana sninpte. attention to details
8 mMarks ~ M Rnssell's service Both
gentlemen are highly respected soei-
ally and zaS frm. Rnogres4ive citizens
O. Nuord ss!s4iuunf sia ,ysn al, o4
Oxford eagle., 1918-05-09
NOTICE CONTRAO

Contracts for maintens'
pair of the Lower 0xfm
Road, nine miles long y
Yocona Seperate Road h
fayette County will Be
links of four and one haf
to the lowest and best %
MONDAY. JUN1
within lawful hours, al
Clerks Office at the COa
said County, according q
specifications now on
Chancery Clerks OnH
will be required of the 81
der. Sealed bids should ?
the Chancery Clerk bei@
This May 9Th, 1918
R. C. SAY
Chairman Comas- ) II
E-May 9-16-23-
Oxford eagle., 1918-05-09
,y0NES-HoRroN,

b Mr., H. L Jones Of Mt Sterling. Ky.
and Miss Norma Horton of Hsgy
Springs were married Sunday after
noon At the residence of Mr.. and Ms.
Frank Taylor At Oxford. Rev. W. j.
Mahoneya Of the FIRST Baptist church
onscisklng. - sansi'@3x- hne ~ ~
Mr. Jones is,weA known in. Oxford
and the county as one of ear leading
high school teachers Miss Horton
the accomplished daughter of Rev. j
7. Horton OF Holly Springs,ashe too
having tanght school in LAFAYETTE
county for the past two years. r..sy
Oxford eagle., 1918-05-09
p. P. NELL


also of the American Optical Associa-
ton, and he knows his business he is
practical matchmaker and does all
bis work himself entrusting nobody s
watch to the hands OF a novice. tie
" one Of UAford's most substantial
anu influential citizens, public spirit
ed and loyal, and he deserves the con-
fdence and the liberal patronage OF
the people His rates are most Tea-
sonable and his many wonderful gift
articles displayed attractively in piatf
glass cases offer great variety foi
selection. Its Good If You Got II
From Neill."
Oxford eagle., 1918-05-09
SURGEONS agree th., Il ,,... :,

SURGEONS agree tina. in case. of
Cuts. Burns, Bruises and Wounds the
ElRSi TREATMENT is most imnor
tant When an EFFICIENT ant;sen-
tic - applied promptly, there is no
DANGER of infection and the wound he
glns 20 heal. For use on mar or ~ naaS.
ssUltUzONE is the IDEAL ANTI
SEPTIC and HEALING AGENT Rn,,
7. now and be ready for an emervenc,: my
nfs IS 1Sc. SOe, sl.O0 and $3.50. Sold bv
Adv.
Oxford eagle., 1918-05-09
LEvEE AND BRIDGE
TO Be BUILT SOON
SUPERVISORS CONFER ON PRO-
POSITION TO FINISH ROAD GAP
ON HIGHWAY BETWEEN OXFORD
AND HOLLY SPRINGS.

A joint meeting of the Board of
Supervisors of Lafayette and Marshal
counties was held Wednesday at Hol-
ly Springs, to consider the advis-
ability and the possibility of supply
ing the missing link of road connect
ing the Lafayette and Marshal county
highwty known as part of the Bank
head and jefferson Davis National
Highway.
These highways have been built en-
tirely across the two counties by the
special road districts or bond issue dis
tricts as they are called, are finished
and in good shape, with the exception
of the one mile link in Talahatchie bot
tom. which to ,umplete the road will
mean the building of bridge and a
levy.
While the one mile link is entirely
in Lafayette county, the State legis-
lature by special act authorized Mar
shal county to aid Lafayette in build
ing this levy and bridge. Lafayette
county supervisors took the matter up
Wednesday with the Marshal board,
and at the joint meeting it was decid-
ed that a committee consisting of the
presidents of both boards and the at
torneys of both boards get together at
once and decide on the procedure nee
essary to carry out the plan of CO.
operation by the two counties, and
to report to the two boards one month
hence, when the two boards will make
an effort to agree on the part Of the
expense of building to be born by the
respective counties.
The two boards are to be commend
ed for their taking this matter up
voluntarily. Doubtless they realized
that unless the mile of road is comp.
leted that ther ehas been a waste in
money on the part of both counties
for evidently the purpose of each was
to build these roads that they might
connect as a National Highway more
than for the purpose of use locally by
the neighborhoods at the extremities
of these roads near Talahatchie river.
Doubtless the supervisors take into
consideration the patriotic feature of
the proposition an well as the business
side of it. for il 10 plain enough to SEE
THAT in the event the war should last
several years (which event seems al
most oertain), that this highway will
be a military necessity; that the
government will hard surface the road
and take IT over as q Military Road;
that soldiers, munitions, equipment
and other things viii be taken over
this road by the Government; tha,
there is a possibility of the Govern
ment taking over the college buildings
at Holly Springs and Oxford and US
ing them as hospitals for sick and
wounded soldiea- The Government,
has already recognized this road as
a National Highway, but will not aid
IN the improvement and upkeep until
the people here provide the missing
link or gap OF little less thar one
" f- H f,-
Oxford eagle., 1918-05-09
NONRESIDENT. !.

STATE OF MlSSISSIS,,.
Lafayette County
To Rosa Mead Nave nj
You are commando, !. y
fore the Chancely Con- S = |
county, Mississippi. !, Y
day of May, 1918. to 4 49,. :.
said court of Joe Ne
are defendant.
This 9Th day of May ~
w. Nj. WOOl,iws rs 4
Clifford Davis, Sol. for ~.
4. May 9-16-23.
Oxford eagle., 1918-05-09
UNIVERSITY GREYS DISBANDED

ne University NFeNS VIII not De
organized. This decision has been
reached by those who had the forma-
tion in hand after several communi-
cations were received from the Ad-
jutant General of the United States
Army. There was some misunder-
understanding as to the formation Of
the company. II was evidently sup
posed that the company was to be
formed as a National Guard unit to
remain at home and was not 70 be
mustered into the Federal service
This Of course did not satisfy the
boys who wished to raise the COM
pany. nor any Of those who desired to
enlist. As soon as it was intimated
that il was impossible 70 get into the
Federal service the following letter
was written TO the Adjutant General
of the state, under whose authority
Mr.. Evans was raising MS company.
Gen. f. c. Scales.
Ny Dear General:
r. Some ssSesks ago some Of cur boys
stsek uyi the ossatttTa Of organizing a
company berz.i both Of men above.
below and OF the draf- age. II was
thesxht by sths-se Young Hren s;the
ieornpsny eoulS D.. mastered INTO seq
pvice as ianit. and rot be scattered
after enhst,nsTsa fn'orsser ,hat.o we
mfgft have'tlse proper authority from
Washington. = addreAsed eonnur,i-
cation toithe Adsdfaas General ~ the
CH Hstef stssek Ecspy SFawlficA Is here
with enclosed ra,Si sou hasn also find
lccpy df hsS reply In 'ssse sie4st Of thfs,
ecnnrunicatior Efrorrf auass AdiutA,,t.
General We aresa Bt eonfasea syS..r
the e proper STEPS "a. be take. Il
strikes ne. from wAat sAe Urite,l
States sdjutans' General sets form
that \ win b. iins0sSiblsr 10 carr. r,,,,,
the plans psApske-d sy the rsen a
4 shall apprev;iate n # Won wsIl
kindly give- me year scpinsoh concern
ing TINS rnAttpr..af7 noHs oso5f Iffn /
4i'i'aup Very cordially yca.- hns
in POWERS. Chancellor.
April II, 1918.
The foiloEing i the rkepsly9 7 Tss received
to the letter OF the Chancellor
A, q. D. Jackson, Miss, April l9. 1918
TO Mr.. TN 4'owsAs iiss IND z NJ |
h'' 10 IS acsssd lsfist wa as,g-essed
your eonpsnnsestsonnto sEne Adiutant
General Of the army. For You infor-
nation you are advised that the
AdJutant General of the Amy, has
nothing TO do with the organization
Of National Guard IN the State of
Mississippi. .f..s
"a No National Guard Organization
organized since Aug, 5th. 1917 will be
mustered into, the Federal service
y Companies Of 100 men win he
accepted by the State of Mississiupi
and reorganized by the War Denart- |
nent' as National Guard, but will not
De called into Federal Service
ERIE C. SCALES.
Brigadier General
ANA from the light Of this COM
nunlcation the company has been dis
banded and no further stems win he
taken to organize il.
Oxford eagle., 1918-05-09

Waldrip, son of Joel
HaidriP and grandson of Major r A.
Dean ane Elder T. B. Waldip, died
suddenly Of Pneumonia at Memphis.
hast Thursday and was buried at the
family cemetery near Harmontown
satn nnaays Elder WI Smith, Of Ok
topd and REV Lee of Como conducted
funeral services Horace was an ex-
seilen' young man his many friends
ana sehoolmatesiwill De panied TO
learn sf ms death.
Oxford eagle., 1918-05-09
NOTICE OF TRUSTEE,

By virtue of the DON.
as Trustee by a Trur
April 3rd, 1917, exee,,..,' ,.
Kelley to secure the ~.
ings Bank certain indess' 1
in mentioned which ins.
corded in Lafayette C1
sippi in book Y Y, paes
having been made in IL =
the money secured by
Deed, and having been !.
the beneficiary named a.
/ will on
MONDAY the third da, !.
1918, within legal hour n
door of the Lafayette al
house in the City Of o.
sippi, sell to the highx
cash the land described 1
Deed to-wit:
Beginning on Section
sections 25 and rs I'M
Range 3 West, 81 chain:
south of the half mile :
said sections; thence NuSI
chains and 35 links to /
near public road, Thenu
8 chains and IL links to
old road, Thence S IS Z
road 2 chains and II lind
1212 Z, 3 chains and e
S "a w. 4 chains and a
ford on Tuckalosa Creek. 1
chains and IS linls; Then
chas- znsa 90 rxnk, rurnu
chain and Sc links 70 cana;
6l4 Z / chain and 20 La
S51s Z 2 chains and L 4
S 35 Z / chain and 8. 4
n Al Z ! chain and IS 4
S TIA z 2 chains m
Thence n 49h Z / chan 4
Thence n 6S1s Z 80 i'm |
S7% Z 2 chains and s. 4
S 75 links to a rock dEl
TN E 4 chains and Z |
sassafras tree on old rst
40 E along said road
50 links to division line u
and w II of the N. W. Al
township 10, Range 3; d
on division line Is chm |
line between sections 2
Thence continuing NOna
more or less to division IN
N. Is E 6 chains and 80 I
less along said fence; D
E. 8 chains and rs links n
Thence w. on public road !
Section line; Thence !. ]
beginning 21 chains and I
cluding q half acre On "
Public road 2-02 chains 1 !
Also Is acres more or lezI
S. w. corner of the \. "
ton 25 Township 10, Rnl
More fully described as
Yards East of the $. vi
Section; Thence with
road running n. W. 70
Thence S. to point Of Be-
of the above land lying =
Lafayette County, STATE !
sinui. Containing is s'1
more or less.
Said land viii be soli
the indebtedness secured 4
the title thereto is believe
but / sell and convey oag|
as is vested in me as Ir7
This the 9th. day Of Nss|
II. B. JOHNSON
F. May 9-16-23-30.
Oxford eagle., 1918-05-09

Mr.. Eugene Crawford of Memphis
and Andrew M. Mitchell of Wood
leigh who have been at Camp Rest"
on Tallahatchie since April 10, have
broken camp and stored their fishing
paraphanaIia til. June when the. hcpe
to be able to complete their rest
cure"
Oxford eagle., 1918-05-09

bad breath, bitter taste, dizziness
and general mo account" feeling is
sure sign Of torpid liver. HER
hiNE As the medicine needed. II
makes the liver active, vitalizes the
oiood. regulates the bowels and re-
stc7es fine feeling Of energy and
eneerfulness. Price 60c. Sold by A.
T. Kendell.
Oxford eagle., 1918-05-09

There viii be services at the Epis-
eopal church on Sunday morning at
eleven o'clock and Mothers Day.
VIII be observed at the five O'Clock
service. 1t is desired that each mem
Der of the congregation wear a flower
Tor mother; a red one if she is liv-
ing, If not a white one. The services
will be conducted by Rev. Gum.
Oxford eagle., 1918-05-09
SECOND BIG DRIVE
CROSS

Come on every BODY :
Bit. Let tn eRed u"
"Over the Top"
The Second Red Cros :.
drive will be on May y.
lowing agree to eOnti''S'
cunts opposite their nan''
j. Z. Nelson. .......'''''
II. Friedman. ......s'''''
JAS Stone. .........'''''
Judge ]. L. Bates ...''''
DIR. T. II. Somerville' -
Judge d. M. KimbrOugh' 6
Oxford eagle., 1918-05-09

A prudent mother is always on the
watch for symptoms Of worms in her
children. Paleness, lack Of interest in
play, and peeyishness is the signal for
WHITES CREAM yERMIFIGE- A
few doses Of this excellent remedy
ruts an end 70 the worms and the
child soon acts naturally. Price zoe
pc; bottle Sald by A. H., Kendeil. adv
Oxford eagle., 1918-05-09

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Graham and
little daughter, Dorthy. Shaw, Miss,
and Mr.. Miller Bogard Of Butte, Mont.
motored to Abbeville this week, they
also visited Woodleiyh friends.
Oxford eagle., 1918-05-09

Miss Mildred Simmons is sick at
Bramlette's hospital.
Miss Walker Good of Abbevllle was
operated on at a local hospital this
week.
Oxford eagle., 1918-05-09

Prof. at A & NJ: "what kind Of
farming are there?"
stude; Three kinds. sir: extensive
intensive and pretensivep
Oxford eagle., 1918-05-09

r EAe Taylor High School closed FIJI
day, Nay aGwith a nice concert, which
lasted two nights and was great
sseeess under the direction Of the
apressnt. tsaoAsrsa bar ssEr,esrl2 I.na /
Oxford eagle., 1918-05-09

Mrs. Ben H. Ferrell was the guest
of her sister, Mrs h. Graham at
Abbeville dariag the district Confer
ence.
Oxford eagle., 1918-05-09

lsvJGeod health % prsvades tAroushout
SSr town At the present time, although
sssnous diseases have yisited Us dur
lrg the past winter and. spring. ,Fi
Oxford eagle., 1918-05-09

Miss Kate Good of Abbeville is the
guest of her Aunt Mrs. Futrell this
week.
Oxford eagle., 1918-05-09

Mr.. Frank Tool reached Oxford
Monday from the Atlanta Military
Aeronatical school having finished his
course of instruction there. He re-
turned to Atlanta Wednesday to re-
eeive his appointment. His family
win join him there.
Oxford eagle., 1918-05-09

Mr.. and Mrs. John Mccall and
children, accompanied by Mrs. Thomil-
son are the guest of Mrs. P. II.
Wright, Jr.
Oxford eagle., 1918-05-09

Some of the Boy Scouts spent the
weekend at Davidson farm.
Oxford eagle., 1918-05-09

FOR sALE-One Crspette nonoa,n
s4noy ogthty good as new. Address.
mss mss l. Leak, Oxford. Miss. EaI1-4p
Oxford eagle., 1918-05-09

Our Sunday Schools, both Methodist
and Bapast are improving rapidly,
and 'ss SIMMER is almost here we
hope they VIII eontinne % improve
Oxford eagle., 1918-05-09
Doubtful

! William Tell and the Austrian
Governor we're discussing tOmorrow's
argei practice, Il can shoe, that
apple OF, with my eyes closed. said
William You never can, TELL" aid
the governor, dryly.-New York Srn
Oxford eagle., 1918-05-09

Mrs. C. A. McCharen was called to
Memphis on account of the serious ILL
ness of her daughter, Mrs. Hudson
Oxford eagle., 1918-05-09

Mr.. Thomas Cain Dunlay of New
Albany, Miss, spent Tuesday IN Ok
ford with relatives.
Oxford eagle., 1918-05-09

Mrs. Annie Lowry left Saturday for
South Carolina, where she will visit
relatives.
Oxford eagle., 1918-05-09

ga Miss Norma Parker has rctured
irorn . visit TO Memphis.
Oxford eagle., 1918-05-09

Mrs. Holly of Water Valley spent
Tuesday in Oxford.
Oxford eagle., 1918-05-09

; 21qetl.NsbPERsoNAL
Miss Mildred Simmons is sick at
Bramlette's hospital.
Miss Walker Good of Abbeville was
operated on at a local hospital this
week
Miss Kate Good of Abbeville is the
guest of her Aunt Mrs. Futrell this
week.
Some of the Boy Scouts spent the
weekend at Davidson farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mccall and
children, accompanied by Mrs. Thomil-
son are the guest of Mrs. P. ID.
Wright, Jr.
Mr.. Thomas Cain Dunlay of New
Albany, Miss, spent Tuesday In Ok
ford with relatives.
Mrs. C. A. McCharen was called to
Memphis on account Of the serious i'll
ness of her daughter, Mrs. Hudson
Mrs. Holly of Water Valley spent
Tuesday in Oxford.
Mrs. Annie Lowry left Saturday for
South Carolina, where she will visit
relatives.
Miss Ethel McCharen has returned
from a visit to relatives in Memphis.
Mrs. John Harkins of Shaw, Miss,
is the guest of her mother, Mrs. NJ. E.
Porter.
Mrs. Robert East and children of
Pontotoc spent few days la5. week,
with Mrs. p. B. Furr.
Mrs. Kinds of Memphis is visiting
her sister Mrs. Ira Purvis.
Mr.. o. ID. Morgan of Lula, Miss,
lspent a few days last week with his
mother, Mrs. R. G. Morgan.
Mr. Arthur Harvey of Lexington,
Miss, is the guest of his grandparents,
DR.. and Mrs. Bramlctt.
Miss Lottie Morgan spent Sunday
in Water Valley, with her sister Mrs.
lC. A. Hervey.
Miss Maude Mabry of Amory and
Mrs. Hill of Huston attended the Old
ham-Allen wedding.
Mrs. David Nelson has returned
from Coffeeville, where she has been
visiting her parents.
i Major Cornelle Franklin and bride,
who have just returned from an ex-
tended tour of points in the south and
Columbus, Miss, are the guests of
their parents, Major and Mrs. L. E.
Oldham this week.
Mrs. George Davidson and daughter
miss Ender of Water Valley spent the
weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. Ander-
son.
Mr.. and Mrs Roy Jones and baby
visited relatives in Oxford last week.
We are requested TO announce that,
Rev. W. l. Smith viii preach at
Pleasant Grove church Sunday morn
ing at eleven o'clock and Sunday after
ncon 0t tkFse o'clock there will be
speaking At the same church by a
French officer. All are invited to at
tend
Mr.. Frank Tool reached Oxford
Monday from the Atlanta Military
Aeronatical school having finished his
course Of instruction there. He re-
turned TO Atlanta Wednesday to re-
ceive his appointment. His family
viii join him there.
!
There viii be services at the Epis-
Oxford eagle., 1918-05-09

Miss Ethel McCharen has returned
from a visit to relatives in Memphis.
Oxford eagle., 1918-05-09

Little Elezabetn Mitchell has re-
Gently donated fifty cans of tomatoes
to the Red Cross. The ladies had no
trouble in ;:ndine a sale for them
and they a.. trusting that other club
girls will follow with a ike donation.
Tis an admirA1'e way to Use the large
surplus that the girls have on hand.
Mrs. W. =. Ivy AMI Miss Sallie
Houstin of Oxfoif and Mrs. Hicks Of
AbbeviIle wers recent guests of Ms.
Ferrell and Mrs. Mitchell.
Mrs. ]. S. Hicks. with her small sen
is now domiciled in her home on Depot
street.
Oxford eagle., 1918-05-09

= iwstuAaei istsaa that Professor Bu.-
bee WIN be away Tor quite while
10 sgcI no b9uHfsnoDl
Oxford eagle., 1918-05-09

Mrs. John Harkins of Shaw, Miss,
is the guest of her mother, Mrs. NJ. E.
Porter.
Oxford eagle., 1918-05-09

The Red Cross Ladies are doing
their "bits toward winning this great
war, by giving two afternoons of each
week 70 Red Cross work. Also our
men have xwaken from their slumbers
and are buying Liberty Bonds, and
War Saving Stamps. " y @'r".oi u'
Oxford eagle., 1918-05-09

rcIhsa men and vSnaennof Taylor are
DANG tAeir ~BitJs'sH yolist I'D snisrsa
Oxford eagle., 1918-05-09

.nMe regret very much 10 hear that
AaAs wells. wall depart from our town
soon, She will sspeDdlhenEvaeation
with her parents. near 0zferds wod
Oxford eagle., 1918-05-09

We are requested 10 announce that,
Rev. W. l. Smith viii preach at
Pleasant Grove church Sunday morn
ing at eleven o'clock and Sunday after
neon ~ tkTee o'clock there will be
speaking At the same church by a
French ofieer. All are invited to at
tend
Oxford eagle., 1918-05-09

ii Several Ladies from this town at
.is tended @ the Baptist Sunday. school con
vSption don at a. Oxford the past week. an
Al report 2 nice time. IA bpe .sar..
Oxford eagle., 1918-05-09

Mrs. Robert East and children of
Pontotoc spent a few days las. week,
with Mrs. p. B. Furr.
Oxford eagle., 1918-05-09

Major Cornelle Franklin and bride,
who have just returned from an ex-
tended tour of points in the south and
Columbus, Miss, are the guests of
their parents, Major and Mrs. L. E.
Oldham this week.
Oxford eagle., 1918-05-09

Mrs George Davidson and daughter
Miss Ender of Water Valley spent the
weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. Ander-
son.
Oxford eagle., 1918-05-09

Mrs. David Nelson has returned
from Coffeeville, where she has been
visiting her parents.
Oxford eagle., 1918-05-09

Mr.. and Mrs Roy Jones and baby
visited relatives in Oxford last week.
Oxford eagle., 1918-05-09

Mrs. Kinds of Memphis is visiting
her sister Mrs. Ira Purvis.
Oxford eagle., 1918-05-09

Mr.. o. d. Morgan of Lula, Miss,
spent few days last week with his
mother, Mrs. r. G. Morgan.
Oxford eagle., 1918-05-09

Miss Maude Mabry of Amory and
Mrs. Hill of Huston attended the Old
ham-Allen wedding.
Oxford eagle., 1918-05-09

Miss Lottie Morgan spent Sunday
in Water Valley, with her sister Mrs.
c. A. Hervey.
Oxford eagle., 1918-05-09

Mr.. Arthur Harvey of Lexington,
Miss, is the guest of his grandparents,
DIR. and Mrs. Bramlctt.