Oxford eagle., 1918-08-22
Personal and Local

Lee Matthews, OF Hickory FLAT, Miss,
spent few days with Mrs. Gray
mother Mrs. X. NJ. Morgan.
Several Oxford boys who have been
working at Sheffield, Ala, returned
last week. Among them were Messrs.
Charlie McCharen, John Dunn, John
talkner, Van Hiler and Roy Donald
son
Misses Wilma and Ellen Walker
VINO have been visiting their cousins
Misses Cena and Cena walker nave
returned to their home N Iomez.
Miss Sue Rec Miller who has been
spending the past week with her
brother Mr.. Joe Miller and w1e has
returned home.
AIRS. l.. 4. hardiman, OF Debal, ARK.
is the guest of her sister Mrs.aJ. n.
Miller.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kelley ana daugntel
have returned TO their home IN -aeln-
phIs, Tenn, after spending the pasl
week with Hon. and Mrs. L. h. UId-
ham
Master William Matthews VINO mas
been spending the summer with ms
aunts Misses Eugenia and Helen
Tngg has returned TO his home IN
Pine Bluff, Ark
Miss Maude Mabry, OF Houston,
Miss, is the guest Of her sister Mrs.
l. L. Oldham.
Miss Helen TIgg left Tuesday for
ST Louis where she viii purchase the
fall and winter stock of millinery for
Nelson's store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor HOwry, Of
Cleveland, Miss, are the guests OF
taeir father Mr.. Sam Howry.
Mrs Edward Beanland and son
Earnest jarrett lave returned home
after spending the summer IN Mont
eagle, Tenn
Mir. and Mrs. J. l. Nelson have
gone TO New York wae.e Ar. Nelson
viii buy MS fall and winter stock Of
merchandise.
Prof. r. ". Rogers who mas been
serving on the War Savings Stamp
staff At jackson, Miss, Aas returned
nome
Prof. and Ars. Martin Hemphil
and little daughter have moved 10
Water Valley where Prof. Hemphill
will be principal of the High School
Of that city.
Mrs. Jessie Hamilton, of Memphis,
Tenn, has returned home, after an
extended visit to her many friends
and relatives on MoodSon Ridge.
"Tenting on the Old Camp Ground"
was enjoyed BY Mrs. Hamilton and
brought back very vividly the former
years of her residence in Lafayette
County.
Mrs. Ferrel and Elizabeth have re-
turned home after a three weeks
visit TO Mrs. Nelson, of Holly Springs
Mrs. Nelson and children accompanied
them home and spent the weekend
while here she was the guest of Mes
danes Hicks and Ivy, of Oxford, also
Ms. Graham, Of Abbeville.
Andrew III. Mitchell, Jr., is at
home again after years work in
Memphis. He viii be at home only
4 short while as he Is soon to leave
TO take a two years course in live
stock cnd agriculture at the A. & NJ.
College.
Baxter McLarty is in Memphis
this week visiting relatives.
Mr. w. II. Ivey, of Heavener, Okla,
was the weekend guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrew NJ. Mitchell. He visited
while there his childhood home and
indulged in reminiscent moods as he
trod the almost forgotten paths of his
early youth.
Mr.. Ivey has now returned to his
home and will take up his work until
he is called to some branch Of the U.
S. Service, as he has asked to be
used where there is the greatest
need.
Moody Galloway delightfully."- enter
tanned number of his Oxford friends
Thursday evening at his home at Mt.
Zion Among the guests were Miss
Gena Stephens, of Woodleigh, and
Miss Susy Dale Galloway, of Mt. Zion.
We have heard much favorable
comment upon the splendid patriotic
service held at the Methodist Church
last Sunday. The Ladies Missionary
Society presented beautiful service
flag to the church In honor of the "a