Oxford eagle., 1919-02-13
Personal and Local

Benefits parents, Mr. and Ms. j. II.
Lawshee.
We are sorry to learn of the recent
death OF Mrs. Albert Russell's moth
er in Louisvil,o. KY. her many friends
here sympathi: with her in this great
be-eavment
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Alexander are
rejoicing over tac arrival of a little
daughter Monday evening.
Mr.. Wiley johnson and family of
Cambridge, have recently moved to
this city I'D occupy the Ledbetter
home
NJ. and Mrs. STREET, of Alexandria,
La. are the guests of Mrs. Streit's
mother. Ms. Fitzgerald.
DR. K. w. Rogers spent the week
end in Jackson.
Mr.. X. L. kirkwood has returned
after spending a few days last week
in Tallulah. La.
Mrs. Stuart Sanderson Dixon, Of
New Orleans, La. is the guest of Mrs.
r. w. Rogers. Mrs. Dixon was a
former Ole Miss student and has
many friends in Oxford and the Uni
versity.
Mrs. G. w. Morgan. of Rich, Miss.
is the guest of her sister. Mrs. +. +.
Temple and Mrs. Il. l.. Morgan.
Messrs. Hugh Morley and w. n.
Douglas who work in Florence. Ala.
are spending few days in Oxford
with homefolks.
Mrs. Monroe Meeks left Wednesday
for Paris, Texas. where she will at
tend a reunion in honor Of her broth
er's return from France.
Mr.. A. 4. Hale killed a Poland
China hog this week which was not
quite eleven months old and weighed
iove- four hundred pounds
Mrs. w. NJ. Moore and little grand
son have bee the guest Of her daugh-
tier, Mrs. Earl Porter. and returned
TO Oaklsad TUESDAY
| Mr.. James Kirkvood. who IS dis
charged from the army Is at home.
Mr.. Wheele- Dunn. Of Camp Knox
Ky. has been discharged and Is al
home
Rev. Walter Bruce returned Mon
day from a trip to points in Oklahoma
and Texas.
| Miss Lydia Moore. of Memphis. and
brother Edward. Of Clarksdale. arc tc
spend the week end with their mother
We are so-ry to learn of the very
serious illness of Mr.. Lap Foster. His
sons have been summoned TO his bed
side.
Miss Harriet Hutchinson. of st
Louis who has been engaged in wal
work at Hatticsburg passed through
Oxford enroute to her home and stop
ped over for a few hours with hel
friend. Mrs. J. n. Powers.
Mrs. u. Allen, of Memphis, who hai
been the guest of her sister, Mrs
Alice Stinebeck returned TO her hom'
Monday.
Mrs. "Pete" Dear who has recent,
returned from Memphis hospital i
rapidly recovering from an operation
Miss Mabel Hiler. who has been th'
guest of Mrs. Edd Smith at Indianol;
returned recently accompanied by Mrs
} Smith and little daughter. who will b.
: the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. J. Vance
her parents.
Mr.. Lawrence Cook, of Lafayette
County Agricultural School spen
Tuesday night with his parents an
= left Wednesday with party to visi
A. & NJ. College for few days in tn
interest of Agriculture.
Miss Helen Trigg returned thi
week from ST. Louis and Chicago
Iwhere she has been replenishing he
: millinery stock.
a. Mr.. George Lester and daughte.
Miss Hilda are the guests Of H.
q daughter. Mrs. Garland kimmons.
The many friends of Mr. Thoma
Swan will be glad to learn of his n
: lcent election as instructor in III
: Ichemical department at Columbi
: University. \. Y. His place at II
J. University Of Mississippi is bein
h filled by Prof. Clyde McKinst-y,
past student. who has recently bee
discharged from the service Of h
7 country. Both young men we a
= sure will be efficient in their chose
d field of work and we wish them mu,
e, success. The loss of Mr.. Swan in Il
social and religious circles of h
m town and University viii be felt
'e his many friends, but We feel su
.e that his substitute can in gre
measure fill his place as he is w
he known having spent several years