Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1919-10-23
PERSONAL AND [OCA[

fron, this city to the Red Cross Cnrls.-
mas Seal convention which met II
Jackson, this week.
Mr. A B. Wilson left few days ago
for Moorehead where he has accep'eN
a position. ..,o
Mrs. w. S. Williams, OF frui.oaie'
Ala. who has been the guest u nv
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Il. H. h''ae'' nos
returned to her home. -
Mrs. James Packson, of Tuscumola'
AL. is the welcome guest Oh heh
mother. Mrs. S. W. Wardlaw'
Mrs John Harkins has returned W
her home at Show, after vlslc "
soveral weeks to her mother, Mrs. M.
E. Porter. e,,,,r,;s
,u,s MARION Mniteside, OF Memphis
WAS the guest oil ner parents NIL anu
Mrs. IaVe, last week.
MIS-. JORDAN Iomllnson, OIL helen''
. ARK. is a VISITOR TO old 1flenuS 'an0
relatives.
rbe DIR. Jones place, now occupied
nv Or. b. S. Guyton, was feceh'ly w..
chased by Hon. John FalkneT' to WINCH
n,.ce ha will move soon. DE-. Guy0on
will move to the home no" oceupi'N
by Mr.. Falkner.
Mrs. Billie Goodwin PAID a "eeA
ona visit to Mr.. GoodWin's parents LII
Water Valley.
Miss Colsey, of Memphis, spen'
Sunday with Mrs. Anna Parks.
Miss Kate Skpworth returned Wed
nesdav from three weeks visit 10
friends in Sewanee, Tenn.
Bishop Green, of jackson, Will con-
duct the II o'clock services at the
Episcopal church Sunday.
Miss Marguerite Pegues lett floaS
for Memphis after spending her va
cation with her parents, Mr. and MIS-
Joe Pegues.
Mr. Earl Moore left this week 1of
the delta. 4,
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Galeghly, of Alb
neville, visited Oxford this week.
Mr.. Willie Grow paid visit to Ne"
Orleans recently.
Master Wavne knight, who was I'M
fortunate recently in breaking MS arm
while cranking a car, is improving
fast.
Miss Marie Poole visited her auh''
Mrs. S. S. Webster, recently
The many friends Of Mrs. Fe'e
Dear will be glad to know of the sue
cessful operation in Memphis ana %
her being able to return to hef hoiii'
in Greenwood this week.
Little Preston Futrel is on the SICK
list this week.
Misses Elmira klmmons ana huci1e
Hathorn will both be able to return
to school after a short illness.
Miss Sarah Pollard, OF ColteeVllle'
is attending Oxford high school.
mir. and Mrs. G.. E. olsk visited lei-
atlyes at Oakville, Tenn, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hartsneld were VS.
TORS to the Bluff City Saturday.
Mr.. Moody has accepted d poslIlon
in Belzoni.
Drs. Albert Russell and Mcmahon'
who attended the Dental Association
in New Orleans, have returned holne.
Mrs. Will York visited ner moCn0''
Mrs. Charley Baird, at Bay Springs
the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fielder Webster, OIL
Cornish, passed through Oxford Ell
route to Grenada.
The workers OF the Red Cross chap
ter urge their friends to volunteer III
this, their third drlDe, beginning the
second and ending the eleventh OF NO
yember. They need 1900 volunteer
members and want to raise Y1,OOO, all
OF which they propose to use Tor La
fayette county's needs, which are
many. Although the war is over IL Oh
our boys have not returned. Calls are
coming in constantly. In September
there were sixty calls TO rhelp report
ed by the chapter.
Messrs. Evern Jones, James CraW-
ley, G. C. Ferrich, Smith Howard,
Hindricks and Or. Hiram Byrd, were
delegates from the University to
Jackson to meeting Of the conven-
ton of the American Legion.
Mrs. Jim Wyle is visiting Miss Mat
tie Mckee.
Mr.. Geo. Lester has returned to-
Durlong, Miss, after a short visit to
his family. =.
Mrs. Sherwood Butler, Of Green
wood, is the guest Of her father, Mr..
Geo. Buffalo.
Mrs. E. O. Davidson has returned
after spending a month in Hot
Springs, Ark.