Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1919-03-13
Mr.. ]. E. Pegues made business
trip to Memphis Monday.

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Mr.. j. E. Pegues made business
trip to Memphis Monday.
A most enjoyable meeting of the
goth Century Book Club was held at
Mrs. John Falkncr's Wednesday after
noon.
We are informed that Rev. Row.
land Leavell has accepted a call from
the Baptist Church of this city. We
are glad to welcome Mr.. Leavell back
to this his native town and predict fol-
him successful pasrorage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry are the proud
parents of another son born Tuesday
the 18th of March.
The Leuva Camp Fire Girls will
meet with Edith Brown Friday. These
girls are live wires and their guardian
Mrs. Faser is very enthusiastic and
we expect to hear from them soon
A birthday party of the Camp Fire
organization will be given by them at
Mrs. Faser's home the 18th, full ac-
count will be given next week.
Rev. Walter Bruce and family left
Wednesday for Belle Buckle, Tenn,
where they will reside in the future.
We are sorry to lose these good people
from our town and wish for them
much success.
Mrs. J. C. Woods returned from a
visit to Mr. Riley Knights family in
the country and is the guest of Mrs
j. B. Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Langdon Orr and three
children, of Water Valley, spent Sun
day with Mr.. Orr's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. l. B. Orr.
Mr.. J. w. Hutchinson left this week
for San Francisco, after several weeks
visit to his sister, Mrs. Duke Kim
brough.
Mrs. Collie Plant and son, Powell
left Monday for Rochesta, Mimi. Mrs.
Plant goes for medical attention.
Mr.. Bradford Haynes has accepted
a position at Indianola.
We are sorry to learn that Mr.
Arnead Haynes who has been in
Uncle Sans service is confined to a
hospital in N. Y. City.
On account Of the burning of the
school building at Kosciusko, Miss
Stacy Furr who was teacher there
is at home on a visit.
We are sorry to learn that Mr.. HUI
dric Davis and family will leave Satur-
day for Texas where they expect to
make their home. These good people
will be missed not only in business
way, Mr.. Davis being one of our most
popular merchants, but the Methodist
Church gives up one of her best work
ers and church officers.
Miss Jimmie Davis is visiting her
aunt, Mrs. Jeff Marshall of West
Point, this week.
Mrs. Harvey is the guest of relatives
at Charleston, Miss.
Mr.. Edgar Kimmons, Jr., Of Carbon
dale, Ill.,, was a visitor to his parents
recently.
Mrs. Walter Brummett visited her
daughter, Miss Dale, at Marks, Miss,
the past week.
Miss Helen Maltby accompanied
Mrs. J. N. Powers to Jackson, Miss.
| where they spent the weekend and
saw the very popular play, every
Woman" presented at Jackson Satur-
day evening.
Chancellor Powers made business
trip to Jackson and Memphis the past
few days.
Mrs. Jessie Ware, of Detroit
Mich, is the guest of her mother
Mrs. Wardlaw this week and will leave
soon for New York where she expects
to take up Government work.
Miss Helen Trigg, of Valiant, Okla.
who is spending some time in Memphis
with relatives spent the week end witt
her aunts, Misses Eugenia and Heller
Trigg.
| Mr.. Vernon Gamble recently dis
charged from Camp Shelby, arrived il
this city Sunday and is with hi
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. P. T. Gamble.
Mrs. w. A. Joyce, of Yazoo City
and Mrs. H. B. Butler of Gomez, arr
the guests of their parents, Mr.. ant
i Mrs. P. T. Gamble.
Master Noel Davis spent Saturda!
and Sunday with Grenada friends.
Mrs. J. C. Ross, Of Gulfport, Miss
left Thursday for her home after
I, most enjoyable visit of several week
to her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. job
], Lundie.
u DR.. Lowe, of Jackson, Miss, was
visitor to Oxford recently.
Mr.. George Lundie spent Sunda
with home folks, after returning t
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