Local Notes from Oxford and Nearby Folks
Visitors and residents share a week of activity in Oxford and surrounding areas. Mrs. S B Fraziey visits her sister Mrs Gi B Cook. Dr and Mrs A E Russell travel to Memphis. Miss Leland Smith of Lafayette Sprites visits here. Lyert D Frazier and Mrs Grenada spend Sunday in Glan veilenta it. Jessee Langston and Willie Hays visit Oxford to oversee Tallahatchie drainage. Eider C Ross to preach at a Baptist church. P D Childress of Batesville greets old friends in Oxford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Oswalt
Momlay
Leland Smith
Lafayette Sprites
A. E. Russell
Memphis
Morray
Clara
Katie Walthip
Tyre
Oxford
D. Frazier
Grenada
Surmlay Ek Glan
Eider A C. Ross
Eee i Enn
Mitive Baptist Church
E. H. Shaw
John Ragins
Daixy Whit-Asbell
W.G. Davis
Dr . Russell
Overland
W. R. Perkins
Henry Gilmer
Toxcopela
H. K. Hunter
Ora Wright
Water Valley
Ole Mise
W. L. Smith
C.B. White
Edwin Dalstrom
Graham Paper Company
St. Louis
Farms Wanted and Memorial Service Noted in Local News
Notices report farm sales interest in Oxford district with named firms and date schedules. Memorial service announced for Old Liberty Hill Church on May 30, while local social visits and baseball incidents are noted along with licenses, car sales, and church Easter services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Dean
W. L. Goodwin
Eagle
Old Liberty Hill
Pearl Sneed
Lafayette Springs
Everet White
Clear Creek
Warning on eyewear fraud by unconnected agents
Dr. Y. D. Butler of Jack warns the public again against transfest venders of eye glasses who claim to be his agents or assistants. He employs no agents and will see patients personally. His next regular engagement in Oxford will be at Colonia Hotel on Monday May t.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. D. Butler
Jack
Butler
Oxford
Colonia Hotel
Payment Offer for Eagle Dated February 1 1916
A notice from the Ford Eagle office offers payment for a dated item marked February 1 1916. Readers are urged to bring or send the item to the office for prompt payment.
Lafayette County Dairy Aims to Double Farm Income
Mr J Stone of Hill Crest Dairy near Oxford shares farm earnings insight with Lafayette County farmers. He notes March is toughest month for stock and dairy cows, recounting six cows under his care yielding 103.55 in feed value and a total gain of 347.05, urging well directed effort to raise net incomes within three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette County
Jersey
J.stone, Jr
Hill Crest
Oxford
Stone
Eagle
Hill Crest Dairy
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L. Rows
C. C. Brisco and Children of Services At
S. B. Fraziey
Gi. B. Cook
Odem
Choctaw County
Eller A. B. Morris
P. D. Childress
Batesville
Jackson, Miss
St Lenis
Colonial
Eppein
Bctler
Ramses
Hayer
Sextral Farm
Pee Farm
Rileux
Martin & Cole
Lee Uunderwood
Ben
Agricultural High School
G. B
Gettine
St Courth
The
Penn Mutual Life Insurance Company
W. B. McMahon
Enterprise Paint Manufacturing Co
Sie
Porter Hardware CO
Oxford, Mississippi
T Loads Manor
Total
Oxford Business Men’s Club
J. Stowe
LWT
Falkner, S
Lee Mi Rassei
T. Falkner
Falkner, Russell & Falkner
Attorneys At Law
Seva
Strance
Dem
Festa E “Wear
Miss