Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1920-10-14
PERSONAL ANDLOCAL

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ish, Dagmer Dent of Morgan City.
Matte Louise Lipscomb and Dale
Brummett Of Oxford and Leroy Tum-
NELL. of Pontotoc and Murl Smith of
Oxford were all pleasant guests Of
Moody Galloway and his mother at
Fair View Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. E. Pegues from
Washington, D. C. are at Mrs. Camp
bells on University Street. They will
spend the winter in Oxford.
Misses EAa Pegues and Bessie Dill
ard have returned home after visit
ing Houston, Galveston and New Or
leans.
Mr.. Hiram T. Wagner of Water
Valley, Miss, is visiting the Delbrid-
Misses Ella and Nina Sommerville,
Shirley and Worley Kirkwood; DR..
Sommeriville and Rev. ]. A. Christian
motored through and spent few days
this week at Moon Lake. Miss.
Mrs. J. N. Swan who has been
spending the summer in Chicago has
returned home.
Mrs. Tom Nets and little son, spent
the week end in Charleston.
Miss Daisy Bell Word of Memphis
spent the week end in Oxford. She was
accompanied by Mrs. Johns and 1T
tie daughter, who were her guests Tor
few DAYS before going to free
Springs where they are the guests OF
relatives. =.
Mrs. John Buffaloe gave on outing
in the woods from three to six in hon
or of her little son Johnnle's nntn
birthday. While out walking they saw
most magnificent lunch fit for a KING
spread and drawing near thew began
to question and wonder who had
spread it. Just then three girls dress
ed as fairies came from belnd some
bushes. which were near, and toid tnat
thew had done it and beckoned the
children to help themselves, "nile
they were eating the queen OF
the fairies told a story Of her king
dom and a picture was taken. Alter
the lunch they looked for nuts ano
had great fun. Before leaving the
twenty-five little friends. who had
the mleasure of being present. thank
cd him and wished that he might have
oanv pleasant returns of the day. he
received manv nice gifts.
Miss Mary Lou Tomlinson. who has
been visiting her brother Mr.. Jordon
Tomlinson in Helena, Ark. has re-
turned.
Mrs. Jarthroe and charming hit
son of Kv.. are the guests of their
husband and father Mr.. Jarthroe.
Mrs. C. c. Longest has returned
from Houlka where she attended the
Pontotoc Association. .
Misses Ella Pegues and billiard, OF
Billiards attended the song services at
the Presbyterian church Sunday even
ing.
Mr.. Wight Thomas spent Sunday
with Mr.. end Mrs w. L. Smith.
Arnett Smith Of Sidon was tho guest
of her parents Mr.. and Mrs. c. M.
Smith. recently.
Mrs Hardiwav is the guest of her
parents Nv and Mrs Peacock
Mr.. and Mrs C'earhorne Camble
have returned to their home in Tulsa.
Okla. after spendinp week with their
parents Mr. and Mrs. P. T. Gamble.
Mrs. Joe Miller of Cotton Plant, Ark
y, Mrs J. K Miller
John Ramev of Crawfordville. Ark,
spent few DAYS this week with his
mother, Mrs, Lex Ramey., He was &C
companied home by his wife and little
son. who have been with Mrs. Ramey
for several months.
Mrs. Duke and little son of Tvronza.
Ark. are the guests of their parents
and grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. A. H.
Kendell.
Mesdames Anna Mcmahon and Ada
Robinson spent Tuesday in Water
Valley.
Miss Catherine Lovett. of Battle
Greek, Michigan who will take charge
of physical training for women arrived
in Oxford Monday and is staving at
the home of Mrs w. B. Mcmahon.
Mrs. Edna Lowe Eatman entertain
ed with an informal tea in honor of
Mrs. T. C. Kimbrough.
Mrs. Clinic Hamilton spent Sunday
with her sister Mrs Menkin Sneed at
her home in lafayette Springs.
A. H. Hale is visiting relatives in
Lafayette Springs this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John McFadden are
the proud parents of a three pound
boy, Joseph Tedwell, born Monday
morning.
Mrs. Ollie Holcomb spent the week
end in Greenwood, where she was the
guest of her daughter Mrs. D. L.
Grantham.
Mrs. Elton Frazier spent the week
end in Water Valley with relatives.
Mr.: and Mrs. Evans Peques are
spending the winter in Oxford. They
have rooms at the home of Mrs Lucy
Campbell.
Mrs. Love and Annie Mae Morrow
attended the circus in Water Valley
Tuesday.
Miss Mary Leland Branham, of
Lynchburg, Va, and Mr.. Alfred Hume
teachers in Branham and Hughes. at
Springfield, who were called to Oxford
on account of the sickness and death
of their father DR.. Branham have re-
turned.
Miss Mary Retsv Ma]tShv of lack