Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1918-03-14
Personal and Local

where the book store Is now, ana ne
will also continue the book business,
but will add a full line Of five, ten,
and twenty-five cent goods; several
young lady clerks will be employed
and the old Book Store viii be one of
the liveliest places in town..
Harry E .Sisk, after spending sew
eral days here, left last night for
Camp Beauregard
Mr. C. E. Sisk left yesterday for
St. Louis.
DR.. W. r. Gilbert, of Tyro, was in
the city today.
Mr.. S. W. Kestler, Of T. F. ID. 3,
was in town today. While he was
mere he made the Eagle a very APP
preciative call, also renewing his sub
scription TO the weekly Eagle.
Mr.. ]. H. Dorroh returned from
jackson, Tenn, Tuesday night, where
ne attended q good roads meeting.
Miss Ollie Webster and her sister.
Mrs. Sallie Wade, who have been Wis
ting their parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Fielder Webster, for several weeks
nave returned to their home in Little
Rock, Ark
Mrs. c. II. Myers, nee Miss Jennie
Ritz, after an absence Of 81 years
from this place is a guest TO Mrs. ID.
T. Carter, and others. Houston, Tex
as, is her present home.
Mr. David Carter, wife and children
spent Sunday in Memphis.
D.. Gum, of Winona, held Service.
at the Episcopal church Sunday.
DIR. and Mrs. Bondurant spent Sun,
day at Cleveland. DR.. Bondurant de.
ljvered an address at that place
Miss Pearl Leavell, of Blue Mount
am College, was a week end visitor Il
her parents the past week.
Misses Emma Belle Woodward ans
Gladys Short, of Blue Mountain, Wis.
tied home folks this week.
Mr. Frank Lawshee, of Greenwood
gipent Sunday with his parents.
Messrs- Stone Webster, of Oklaho-
ma City, and Wade Webster. of Birm.
ingham, have returned to their home.
after visiting their parents.
Mrs Dixie Vivian. of Princeton. XIV
Is visiting her daughter, Mrs. c. l.
Moo~e, this week.
Mrs NJ l. Mott, Jr., and children
of Richmond. Va, arrived at the In
iversity Monday and are the guests
OF her sister, Mrs. Ray Legate.
Mrs Viii Swan, Of Memphis, is the
guest uf Mrs J. N Swan
Hiss Daisy Plant entertained she
Novelty Club Thursday afternoon III
u moss delightful manner.
Mr. Robert Sultan, of Walters.
Okla. Is the guest Of his father.
Dr. b. g. Lowrey, of Clinton. was
the week end guest Of Oxford friends.
Mrs \. kirky, accompanied By her
nephew, Kirby Parks, left Monday. for
TT Towson, Okla, and they will also
visit Springfield, Mo-, before return
Ing.
DIR. William Mahoney Will attend
The Convention In koscuisko.
Miss Fannie Sinclair, who is seven
1y-four years of age, finished her
1ortieth pair of socks last week. She
mas been knitting since December l.
Messrs- Auber Wilds, Dewey Nets
hirl Avent, Prof. and Mrs. Longest
and Miss Cassie Boyett viii attend
the b. \. p. U. Sunday School Con-
vention which will convene at Kos
cuisko, on the 18th, and will be IN
session two days.
Mrs. Hobson entertained SATURDAY.
evening with a six O'Clock dinner ir
honor of her son, Mr.. Garrett Hobson
OF Camp BeauNgard- Quite a mum
Der Of his friends were present. and :
most enjoyable evening was spent.
Mesdames Duncan and Hedlestor
spent Saturday in Memphis.
Mrs Lottie White and Miss. Mar
Vlek Rowland spent several DAYS o,
The past week in Memphis.
Mrs. Duff Ragland, of Taylor. ana
Miss Edna Jones, of Orwood. were il
attendance at the executive meetins
OF the Red Cross Thursday afternoon
Mr. Sam Wooten, of Cleveland Mis-
sissippi, Is here visiting his parent,
IN the country.
Miss Casey Banks and Miss Sam.
ueis' OF Abbeville, We're visitors to Ok,
ford today.
Mr. Pope Huston, of Harmontown
was IN the city today.
Mr.. w. G. Davis, of Union CITY
Ienn-' Is here on a visit TO relatives
he went TO Tula this morning
1t viii be interesting to know tina,
Mr.. q. p Hopson, who has been here
Tor a visit, went up in kentucky and
was married Monday afternoon a,
$50 His wife was a Miss Mckee
of HopkinsvilIe, Ky. His bride re-