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distances telephone operating. Those be-
tween the ages Of II and % with at least
grammar school education preferred. Lib
eral salary paid while learning. Advance
ment to those of ability. Apply to Miss
Bell. oil Telephone Bldg
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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-11-20

Isl 81 Uaiodt6wn, Pa IRE guests N
waite pl5neiI pt the ,l
Butcher chool,i IS Confined % lll y
home IA, EIs ils street by illness. Dur
fng his absehc4 Prof D. G. WILSON'S
ID Charge Of HE school work;
Y Mfsland Mrs. Benton Mitchell, who
had oecupied d flat I'M FaiFmopt aver
nue.. have rented the property OF Mrs.
a, B. Robb "a Walnut avenue and Will
octtpy same thIs week.
Mrs Eta McAudrews, who, had
been iG Tor come time, left today for
Baltimore where she will snterl hos
pital for treatment, She was accom-
panied by her, sister, Mrs. G. T. JEFF
Mrs A, Z. Hopt of Pierpont GTe-
nue.. 3 recovering, from a recent se-
IYere5illness. Gs3 G,Eg 5lS 8. s!.ly., /
,.sD DR.. @. n. Ramage. tsupett Htes'dert 1s
Fatrmont bospltak Is spending several
days IN Baltimore. lIe Viii .slGp "a At
Terra Alta and will go on q hunting
trip with some friends before rettTu-
ing here. ye
q ~
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PERSONALS

-
Mrs.pP Polly Archer and two Child
feps FEElasand Rlitban land Mrs,
Fred Abpannz of sisteraFiIs win AZ
I1tHe{ int aifnOnt Friday tobbe the
eecgiends guests Of nj. and Mrs
H.SR. puneys orsOs Chestnut strests's
Mrs. Herbert kightnerS .ofs Altocna'
pa. shas 6eeasthe guest for some time
of;hers parents, Az. and Mrs Billetam
Dillon, al Edgemopt, IN .5s,yia, Ii n
Harry K. Granger, OF Lincoln, Neb,,
rs d guest at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
r. I'M. HitetinS FaiFmon SavenI1e. $40 u
siAIiss Leonard pillhoefers Of CleEe7
land, Ohio, who, had been the guest az
Nj and Mrs. n B. Huigerford, IN
Fairmont avenue, is leaving this week
for her home.
Mrs. Stephen. Albright Miss Mar
garet Arkwright and Mrs. H. c. Drum,
J. rs
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aad ~ sticaiiv con ce1ntFate1I essence

and artis ny con entFated essenee
81 a Chapltn-FaiYbank combinati0n
OF humor and agility.
She is as lively as a cluster Of hair
sprihgs, supple as q r1beT band and
81 charming as, the pretty gill She rs
mightbe expected To be. @shinnying 2
up trees, romping over Jagged rocks,
rolling DOM a rugged hillside, runs
ming and leaping like mountain goat
from crag to .crag., and take high
dives in altogether illusions that any
Kellerman might turn her. head to
envy. Then comm enc ss che transit
ton to Mabel NoFmand, the sensa-
tlonal. g. % 6sN
g'Aiieky,p th6 N0tpand character,
becomes 4 Cinderella with a 'fRlck. =
She takes the worst Of it" like a
swimmer breasts a billow, and then
comes back at her antagonist with
liberal INTEREST," PreyedNpon by COW
letoils, distant relatives Who believe
at first that She is rich only to later
conclude that She is poor, Mickey
takes matters as they come, and wins
the man she loEesB ithOqt much more
than half trying.
Further along when time comes to
end thesf1m becausefltns must end
there is an intervening flight" for
the possession Of Mtckey's personal
ity" that issla splendid example Of
direction. incidentally Miss Nor
mand defends herself on the keen
jump, climbing poles, clambering
over roofs, whizzipg down the shin
giles and swinging of by her hands to
bangle until her brave hero comes to
the timely rescue, s.,,, .s,A
There are mad races between
trains and motors rattllng .;chases"
on horseback, an eye-flling ballroom
scene and everything else that is
known to flmdpm-eYen to having
some "eats. f" mickey" in motion
pictures epItomized- and mighty
good motion pictures as we'll.
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New Anglo ri Here.

In the level production en-
titled which the Dixle'fs
featuring, to-day, q 1ewangle has been
pictured of the story dt human deyel-
opment.j In place Of following the ca
rer of but one person from childhood
up to latet life, the narrative traces
the carers. of an enttre family, with
two brothsrs and. a sister as the prfn-
cipals. The general plan of the dra-
matte narrative is very interesting,
and while 1t covers a broad scope, the
scenes have been nicely held downito
essential high lightssof strongest ap-
peal. - .@
DofotiyPhiltips IS cast in the part
Of the sister, Mary Burton "a role
which she7f1lls with attractive ease.
William Stdwell and Srom Ashton an
pear as the brothers Hamilton and
Paul Buftop, and ttsfs really the for
mer of these that dominates the story.
Hamilton Burton eYeptas boy shoYs
the overwhelming ambition that is one
day to bring him TO power in the
financial world, power which he
Yields with Al brutalnisregard of any
who crossshis path.5 But one will lis
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Exageerated Emotional Appeal.

3 The ige4reel. Void Picture, entt-
ted Dust Of. Desire at the Princess,
Is production Of uncertain continu-
ity and in general presentation does
not come. up to the first rank. 1t tells
above story Of exag gerated emotional
appeal and abounds, ingmelodramatic
society. scenes. ItFwill not be con-
yineing to people lwHo know some
thing Of real society, but at the same
time there rs a g feat mass of uncrtt-
ical observers " no will enjoy this
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-11-20

TINE % stofy has q real tory vfl-
ue, despite numerous faults o. pre-
sentatton.
Ruble az Remer is eastas the 4etp-
ines Beth Ninton "a girl with a pas !.
but who aspires toSthe love Of al real
man, named Dick Thorpton she
tells Dick her story Of how she was
Ftrieked BY a man who was already
married. and Dick targiYes her eaflS
mistakes and maTTies her; But thf
other man, Rtdgley Terrence, appears
on the scene and many complications
lfslIdw.s Stuart Holmes plans the part
/ 81 florence, portraying him as a ead
of the,,worst description, who has yet
one Tedeeming spark of manhood.
9 The South American scenes have
good melodramatic grip. The events
which folloY are interesting but cotne
in the natlf o. series of antielt
MAKES. ThA story wanders about toe
much to Hold Suspense, but 1t is n
any rate free from obvious situations
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-11-20

n Ut4la 9@'-77-F = EIs7I ~,
:. Miss Dera Powell, : Who was called
here by the illness and death of Mrs
Lucy o. Powell, has returned to heI
home in Clarksbufg.
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1t is said that in Texas alone prairie
dogs annually eat enough grass TO
feed 562,500 cows. y '. .Se, y -
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-11-20

WIl.N 49, - TE5W 1000 - !
Il Miss Carol Powell is confined to hez
home today by illness. @as$E1i+
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" G.fSs Frey is seriou<sy IA gat his
home In Fairmont ayeuues s..sssi
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HBADnMErss TONIGHT.

: ACK FUuI1gy was, seen tn;an Irish
character last night and he is, e sxt
ceptlonat1y good In portrayal Of
Patrick, as he is popularity imagined
and stands shoulder to shoulder with
Billy Malone although the two men
work in an entirely different manner
1T mus, be admitted. however, that
lack is,best seen III cork, and tom0r-
row nig8t,he returns TO blackface. on
1.-THE other hand, the costumes last
might were by far the prettiest yet
worn, and the ladies, whose fame for
beauty is spread by.sthls time, never
looked more attractive. Elsie Ziegler
looked stunning in the costume In the
,opening. The kiss Me" number is
.Dnty fair; Hacking the rhythm or
swing to make u, a. real hit. She, was
tar better IN Blowing Bubbles" and
her signal success of the week lptoba,
IDLY will be found to be this tuneful
melody. Anew leader came forward
Iast!night, Ruth, lRho sang a pleasing
number did it well. and looked very
cute. Ifher name we're as easy to re-
member as her pretty face, we would
tell you all, but as it is, she is Just
Ruth. Taken all the way through,
the bill is not So much Of a laugh bill,
but it is a pleasing entertainment Just
the same. It Is the most expensive
bill of the week, two punches of eel
I cry being used for each performance
: S31j If Gitg5 III Il! '-- tAv
Mickey Real Feature. i3i
( In mickey" Mabel oNrman plainly
idefnes and I illustrates the word
thrill" as applied to motion pictures
as she swings along from cliff to cliff
in mountain range recklessly.
( mickey" is a digest of the science
of producing motion pictures. It has
everything imaginable that might be
conceived by the most inveRtiEs Sllsae-
iducer past or present to puts
Into films and project elipc is5
upon the screen. Probabl 1ffrd II
/ the footage is devoted tQS0portnhitfes
Tor Miss Normand to hfesze through
l,cenes OF genuinely laughabIe inciden-
tails. She proves herself he feminine
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Old Timer Comm Q Nelson'ss

Old Timer Cominglto Nelson's Sc
lBotIahe story ana the star at the
Nelson are too well known ito nsed
fdTtherIfntFo iuctton. :. Sapto" IS the
story and Pauline edericb. is the
star! J Hag FIord, Paramount direc-
tor, Is Responsible for working out
OF the. scenario adapt atIon.a 515 sss
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-11-20

eSiitkep and I'M
Andrew Brown bhk
M. L. church Thursday evening
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"a ,.,, w 10. Have soela
ma Junior Ghris
eie(y Of, the Rresby terrain church
holS 1 social t6aioIFoEf atternoon
$3.50 o'clock az tiae cIiuFe W. atlo 4
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-11-20

ua uKM AarN IA 4ep sSE9a
|tiIot t,aA ds7lu ma - 8Ea e4aE
h gJhEtslls at "a 8St4tss 9
jHEoly oii1 III T5vlf n e Il
4 VsbtSE rs tt6s ia
|sd 81 MS s912g Tj5r5
4 ,1nln9yG
.-lllLLll,n lliiIit Iil1 wv
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the~1naoriys a1sb eipg haEnped under vfaet aud
n1aiogsy IF the eo5stit5HeR
!zs4fs FBetng futhIGssy ignofed
Tho isgsg demosRey founded ,upon majority rule
5a Sp H3s e 4s a BS} SgsEsiBs8 P'sE'
,gg,. Il bsvereyFBsdbs spirisip
ysah sRa Ys w sgEb ! u sy gEsS sRas
Rfi rot3ag1HGSntdet okao9chsS tAaihtss'
bas Of Nhalf REsasaPs gagi9o Q.fQ ss ayg1g
ps5Sls saa g H tBS +.
crave ofense against the Goveninaeutgana aWaefahs
SBytSsIRgRs 8StRs {itsa fif s 4 'Rssis' 8
NMMNmNra feAiaogs csngriaAt- lsi9 ThsEna' a
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1919-07-03

Miss Annie Boggs has returae
from jackson where she attended a
summer scnool for Sunday School
teauhers.
Mrs. Walter Sullivan and daugh-
ter are visiting relatives in Mem
phis Tenn.
Mr.. G. w. Buffaloe ST.. is visiting
his daughters Mesdames Raines and
Butler in Greenwood.
Miss Kama Parkh is attending
summer school at Peabody Normal.
DR.. T. H. Sonelville spen, a few
DAYS last week in jackson
Miss Maxine Mauldin Of Water
Valley spent Tuesday afternoon in
Oxford
Miss. Annie Grace Parks has re-
turned from the country where she
listed Mrs. Pearl Walker.
Miss Elizabeth Blount of Water
aiiev spent SATURDAY. afternoon in
Oxford with Miss Elizabeth Bell
Mrs. Eatman and children left
Tuesday fer Grenada where thew
will spend a few DAYS before going
to Chicago.
Miss Bessie Nets is visiting her
aunt in Hickory Flat this week.
Prof. C. C. Longest is travelling
this summer in interest of the Educa-
nal Department of the American
Red Cross.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. S. Webster and
daughters Sarah and Meta have re
turned from Lamar where thew visit
ed relatives.
Prof. J. w. Bell is making a tcul
Of the state in the interest of higher
alaries of the teachers.
Prof. Winston Dean of History
Department of Sophia Newcomb Col
| lege. New Orleans La. spen. last
week with Chancellor and Mrs. j. N
Powers He was en- route to his
home in Waaesborough Va.
Mr.. ]. E. Mathis of Memphis Tenn
passed through Oxford TUESDAY, er
route to College Hill where he viii
visit his mother Mrs. Nina Mathis.
Mr.. Sid Trigg who has been visit
ing his sisters Misses Helen and Eu
genia Trigg has returned to his
home in Valiant Okla.
Mr. Buford Mathis who recentls
returned from overseas passed
through Oxford SATURDAY. en- route t.
his home in College Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. O. Kirkland ane
son Oscar Kirkland are spending theil
vacation in st. Louis Mo.
DR.. D. L. Farley left recently fo'
Philadelphia Pa. after spending some
time with his parents.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1919-07-03
WOULD RATHER FIGHT
THAN WORK

81 suffered for years with stomach
trouble and could not eat and just
hated for anyone to say>work to me.
| would rather fight. Since taking
course of Mayr's Wonderful Rene
dy | actually want to work, and talk
about eat, | am the last one to leave
the table now 1t is simple,
harmless preparation that removes
the catarrhal mucus from the intesti-
nal tract and allays the inflammation
which causes practically all stomach,
liver and intestinal ailments, includ-
ing appendicitis. One dose will con-
vince or money refunded. Sold by
Chiffon and Co., and druggists every
where. Adv :.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1919-07-03
"BAYER CROSS"
ON ASPIRIN
Always Ask for Genuine
"Bayer Tablets of Aspirin

Only Aspirin Tablets with the safety
"Bayer Cross" on them are genuine
"Bayer Tablets of Aspirin" owned and
made by Americans and proved safe by
millions of people. Unknown quantities
of fraudulent Aspirin Tablets were
sold recently by Brooklyn dealer
which proved to be composed mostly
of Talcum powder. -
"Bayer Tablets of Aspirin" should
always be asked for Then look for
the safety "Bayer Cross" on the pack
age and on each tablet. Accept nothing
else! Proper directions and dosage in
each Bayer package.
Aspirin is the trade mark of Bayer
Manufacture of Monoaceticacidestsr of
Salicylicacid.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1919-07-03

Major Brown Jones, Chief Of o.
dnance, Cockrum.
Capt. Jno. Robbins, Assistant, New
Albany.
Major w. A. Dozier, Chief Forage
Master, Corinth.
Capt. Thos Sigman, Assistant, Hol-
ly Springs
Capt ] l. Lewis, Chaplain. General,
Houston
Aid lie Camps.
Capt James Ruffin, Sardis.
S. w. 'Bowson, Byhalia.
w. A. Anderson, Holly Springs,
Miss.
G.. C. Gresham, Bonneville.
H. E. Reynolds, Starkville.
Capt. w. S. johnson, Veorona,
Capt w l. Glenn.
Capt. G. w. Buffaloe, Oxford
Sponsorial Staff.
Miss Layde Williams, sponsor
fernando, Miss.
Mrs. James Gordon, chaperone, Ok
ford, Miss.
Mrs. w. G. White, Matron Of Hon
or, West Point, Miss.
Miss Fannie Wright, Maid of Hon.
or.
Honorary Members
Brig. Gen. w. C. Ford, Holly
Springs:
Brig. Gen. Thos. Spight, Ripley.
Col w. G. White, West Point.
Adjt. G. H. Evans, Oxford.
J. l.. SHINAULT, Brig Gent.
Oxford, Miss.
ADJT. GEN. COLLINS.
Coffeevi,le, Miss.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1919-07-03
VETERANS TAKE Nor. Il

Notice is giVen to the United Con
tederate Veterans, that the City OF
Brooknav en-, Miss, will entertain
them, n annual reunion, on July the
9Th, 10Th, and 11tn. Y our Command
er would enjoy the presence OF every
Veteran at this reunion and the peo-
pie of Brookhaven are prepared to
entertain you bountifuly
The Veterans are given reduced
rates and tickets will be on sale the
7, 8, and 8, valid until the Ia Tc
secure the reduced rates it is neces
sary that Veterans have certificates
from camp commanders Members
of veteran families are invited and
are entitled to reduced rates
The Staff of this Brigade for Re-
union and for the year 1919 is as
follows
1t Col L Collins, Adjt Gen and
Chief of Staff, Coffeeville
Major Jno w Brown, Assistant
Adjutant General, Coffeeville
Major Robert Ruffin, Inspector
General, Como
Capt j r Howard, Byhalia
Major | L Mitchell, Chief Quarter
Master, Jacksonville
Capt Jerry Langston, Assistant
Quarter Master, Sardis.
Major j. C. Gates, Chief of Com
missary, Oxford.
Capt. Marshall Rynch, Asst, Delay.
Major Judge Sam Coleman, Judge
Advocate, Greenwood.
Capt. r. c. Carter, Asst, Oxford.
Major A. A. Young, M. D. Surgeon
General, Oxford.
Capt. j. NJ Sharp, M. D., Assistant
Surgeon General, Grenada.
Col Lamar Fontaine, Chief of En-
gineerG, Lyolts. e..
Capt. j. B. Mitchell, Asst. Chief
of Engineers, Sardis.
Major JOAN Carpenter, Chief En-
sign, Batcsville, Miss.
Capt John Short, Asst, Toccopola.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1919-07-03
Onn--slILLL4n. .

M. IlarrA Orr Oh memphis lem.
.til. ,llos u4sllA u. AhLlef VI hollA
,,prnlgs AAlss. we're un1Ced III tne nov
Dollus u maUlImony 1T eignt O'CLOCK
w eunesuaA evening June 20 at the
nome OIL me prlae aunt MIS-. wal
Ter ocIuggs IN memphis Tenn.
Ane ceremony was sald bV III.
.,omerynle pastor VI the Westminster
rresDXterlan Church Memphis III the
presence Oh trends ana relatives.
me brlae 5. onlx attendant MISS
BESSIE ocruggs was a cousin ana
wore u pink cnllIen dress.
lne D1lae wore a WnlUe SATIN dress
ana carried a corsage' Of orchids and
niles o1 the Valley.
Nh. Lee brves OF OrrWood VINO mas
recently returned from france was
the best man.
After the wedding a reception was
given on the lawn to the bridal party
Delicious punch and cake was sefV-
ed by Misses Mary aad Marie Mil
lers cousins OF the BRIDE OF Water
ford.
Mr. and Mrs. Orr will make their
future home in Memphis where Mr..
Orr is connected with a business
firm.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1919-07-03

Miss Gladys Short is visiting
friends in Memphis.
Miss Lidia Moore, of = Memphis,
spentsthe weekend with her mother,
Mrs. E. j. Moore.
Mr. and Mrs. Shaw Robinson. are
visiting friends and relatives in
Batesville and Crystal Spring..
Mr.. and Mrs. B. w. Morgan have
returned to their home in Evansville,
Miss, after spending a week with
their mother, Mrs. r. G. Morgan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moore and little
grandchild have returned to their
home in Oakland. They were ac-
compared home by Mr.. and Mr..
Earle Porter and son.
Mr.. Bell, Of Coffeeville, spent Tues
da in Oxford.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1919-07-03

MIR. Paul Allen has returned to New
Orleans, after spending week with
non. and MRS. l.. r. Oldham.
/ Mrs. e. A. McLarty has returned TO
local hospital for treatment. we
nope for her speedy recovery.
Mr.. Kelley, OF Memphis, spent one
] day this week at the home OF Hon.
j and Mrs. l.. 4. Oldham.
Mr.. ond Mrs. Price, OF Richmond
KY, are the guests Of Mrs. Prices
. sister, Mrs. Pauline Logan.
| Dr.. Bishop, who has been doing \.
M. G. A. work for the past year IN
France and England mas returned.
| While in France lie taught in the Uni
veersity for American soldiers.
! Lieut.. and Mrs. Quincy Ayres were
the weekend guests Of Mrs. P. W.
4 Rowland
Lieut. Ayres has recently returned
from "over there" where he spent one
year in France
DR. George Leavcll, Mrs. r. W:-Lea-
veil, Miss Pearl Leavell and little
! Louise Leavell spent Sunday in Tocco-
pola.
Miss Bee Orr, left last week for
Bowlder, Colo, where she will attend
f the summer school of the Colorado
! University.
/ Mr.. Adams has returned from New
Albany, where she spent last week.
{ Mrs j C kincannon and daughter,
Augusta, have returned from Tupclo
: Mrs. L.ndrum Leavell and daughter
have returned from Holly Springs,
where they spert last week.
7 Mesdames Ramey and Lizzie Stone
have returned to their home il Mem
/ 3 ufvr spending month with
Mrs. Paul Ramey.
Mr.. T P Bailey, a former member
1 of the University who is making u
/ tour of the state and speaking at the
Normals is expected tc snend the
week end on The C"',-~''s with
. ends
! Miss Bette Woods has returned
after spending few days with friend
and relatives in Capleville, Tenn
Mrs. w. B. Cowan and children, of
Memphis, are The guests of Mrs.
| Cowan's sister and mother.
| Mrs Mclean and children, Miss
! Margaret and Mr.. George Mclean, CT
Winona, and Mr.. and Mrs. Pillar, OF
Greenville, spent Tuesday with Mrs
McLean's sister, Miss Elma Meek
enroute to Denver, Colo. where they
y epend the summer. Misses Elma
Meek and Ella Wright accompanied
them to Memphis where they spent
few days before returning home
Mrs. Charlie Woods is visiting Mrs.
Bob kimmons in Water Valley.
Miss Alice Reims, Of Baltimore,
Md, the guest of her sister, Mrs
&c C Longest
Mrs. Reagan and little son left
Wednesday for visit to relatives in
magnolia, Miss.
Mr.. J. B. Morgan, Jr., who was
the guest of his grandmother Mrs.
r. G. Morgan last week has returned
Ito his home in Clarksdale.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1919-07-03

Miss Ruth Heron has returned to
her home in Coffeeville after spend
ing few DAYS with relatives.
Miss Kathleen Daniels of Tupelo
is the guest ofMrs. Fee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hartsfeld and child
rem spent a few DAYS last week in
in Pontotoc.
Miss GLADYS Lawshee is visiting
her sister Mrs. John Bennett in
Water VALLEY.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. R. Johnson have
returned after spending ten das
inBatesville with relatives.
Mrs. Paul White is visiting her son
Mr.. Murrv White in Birmingham
Ala.
Mr.. and MrsHaves and daughters
left Monday forCarrollton where thew
will visit relatives in Monroe La.
Mrs. N. l.. Loveladv and baby have
returned from Pontotoc where thew
visited relatives.
Miss Lidia Lewis is spending this
week in Water VALLEY with friends.
Mrs. McDougal and children who
have been the guests of Mrs. w. l..
Smith have returned to their home
in Bonneville.
DR.. and Mrs. Elliott and children
of Wavside Miss. were the guests OF
DR.. Eliott's brother Mr.. W. W.
Elliott and family for q few davs
this week.
Little Sarah Jane Graham Of Clev-
Gland Miss. is the guest of her aunt
Mrs. j. S. Hicks.
| Prof. Dorroh is spending this week
in Senatobia.
| DR.. George w. Leavell who recent
Ilv returned from China spent last
week in Oxford with relatives. He
left Monday for GAINESVILLE Tenn
where he will join his wife who is
visiting relatives in that CITY.
| Mr.. Powers is spending ten DAYS
in Jackson and Gulfport on business
Miss Lucille Morgan left SATURDAY
for Memphis where she will visit
friends and relatives.
After spending several months with
her aunt Mrs. j. A. Christian Miss
Margbv Corbett left FRIDAY fol
Minneapolis Mimi where she vii
spend zen DAYS with friends before
going to l.er hcne in North Dakota.
Mrs. Shaw Robinson and Miss
Ruby Meow spent SATURDAY. after
noon in Hollv Springs where the,
were joined bv Mr.. Robinson who has
recently returned from overseas
where ne served with the A. p. F
Forces.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1919-07-03

Mr.. Roy McElvaney arrived in Ok
ford "Wednesday evening. Roy is a
Marine and has had some wonderful
experiences, having made many trips
across.
Mrs. Kelly and daughter, Katherine,
of Memphis, are the guests of Mrs.
L. f.. Oldham.