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Newspaper

Oxford Eagle

Location

Oxford, Mississippi, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1904

Page

3

Local News Highlights and World’s Fair Notes

Mississippi crowd at opera house on September sixth for Knights of Pythias benefit with a noted clog dancer and concert. Numerous local residents return from visits to Texas Oklahoma New York City Memphis and the World’s Fair while others report illnesses and social events in Oxford and nearby areas.

Germany Knights of Pythias Opera House L. M. Russell Northwest Chicago Milwaukee St. Paul Northern Pacific Portland Seattle Tacoma Vancouver San Francisco Columbia River Pacific Russell THE EAGLE

Public Auction Of Farm Produce At Crab Tree Place

J B Roach will auction corn cow peas hay and sweet potatoes on Thursday Sept 1 at Crab tree place one mile south of the University campus on the west side of the railroad.

Crabtree Place J. B. Roach

DeWitt’s Little Early Risers Praised by Robert Moore

An 1880s advertisement extols DeWitt’s Little Early Risers as a cleansing liver acting pill set to improve complexion and mood. Robert Moore of Lategety Ind. reports other pills upset him while these are perfect. Sold by A H Kendel.

DeWitt Robert Moore Lategety Ind A. H. Kendel

Mrs. Hattie Harris Thompson Died After Brief Illness

Mrs. Hattie Harris Thompson died at her sister in law's home early Tuesday after a brief illness. A Holmes county native and longtime Lexington resident she was the widow of Hon. Victor Thompson. She joined the Methodist church early and leaves no direct relatives. Her remains were sent to Savannah Tennessee for interment beside her husband after a short service led by Rev. E. D. Brown.

Victor W. Thompson Hattie Harris Thompson E. A. Thompson Thompson Holmes County Lexington Victor Thompson Oxford

Sickness and family visits noted in small town

Mrs Deas has been very ill with a slow fever. Mr and Mrs Will Wilson visit relatives near Mud Cr. Miss Ida Goolsby from Liberty Hill stays with grandmother Mrs Flanagin. Lena Short returns to De Leon Texas. Liberty Hill and Slick Ridge youths attend Bethel services. Beulah Hill and brother near Linker visit sister Mrs Wooten.

Deas Will Wilson Ida Goolsby Liberty Hill Flanagin Lena Short de Leon Texas Slick Ridge Bethel Beulah Hill Linker Wooten

Burgess and College Hill Clash In Tight Friday Game

Burgess led 9 to 8 over College Hill in a closely contested match last Friday. Oxford umpire John Logan officiated, while Burgess players praised College Hill for the best hospitality this season.

Urgess News Burgess Bay Burgess College Hill Burges John Logan Oxford Reuben McElroy California Jeff Jones Jim Leeton Bill Hartley Batesville Clear Creek May Wallace Water Valley

College Hill Gleamings

Miss Helen Shaw visits Water Valley while Moss and Watkins of Memphis stay with grandmother Mrs. Moss. W W Phillips of Orrwood visits Plumer Smith. Lula Burney of Memphis stays with relatives at College Hill. Mary and Annie Boggs visit Mrs. J. H. Shaw. Kate and Mamie Gallogly of Abbeville guest of Mrs. J. F. Young. Picnic near Mr. Carter with College Hill and Burgess teams 8 to 9. J. F. Young and E. M. Dooley building a cotton gin at College Hill. Young people entertain at Rev. and Mrs. Newton Smith's home.

College Hill Evangeline Helen Shaw Water Valley Moss and Watkins Memphis Moss W. W. Phillips Orrwood Plumer Smith Lula Burney Mary Annie Boggs J. H. Shaw Kate Mamie Gallogly Abbeville J. F. Young Carter Newton Smith

Stubblefield Elected Pastor of Oxford Church

Reverend Edward Stubblefield of Kirkwood Missouri was chosen pastor of the Oxford Baptist church by unanimous vote after Sunday services. He will begin his work here in late September. The community welcomes him to town.

Edward Stubblefield Kirkwood Oxford Baptist Church Stubblefield Oxford

Death of Mr. Jesse Rayburn Borders Local Area

The Teckville News notes the death of Mr. Jesse Rayburn who passed away last week in Arkansas. He was raised in the neighborhood and was well liked by many friends.

Soney Tyer Abbeville Alice Massie Memphis Bob Childress Springport Jesse Rayburn Arkansas

First Class Rooms Near Lucas Avenue St. Louis

Description of a private modern dwelling at 3440 Lucas Avenue two blocks from Land Avenue and near hotels. Large airy rooms offered at 100 dollars per person per day without meals with breakfast and 6 o clock dinner available. Contact Mrs Callte Ferguson at 3140 Lucas Avenue St. Louis Missouri formerly of Memphis Tennessee.

Lucas Avenue Land Avenue Callte Ferguson St. Louis Memphis Tenn

For Rent 80 Acres Ridge Land Near Town

For Rent. Eighty acres of good ridge land suitable for farming or grazing for 1905. Located seven miles from town with possession given at any time. Apply at this office.

Community Notes Visitors and Visits Highlight Local Life

Miss Daisy McLarty spent a few days with her sister Mrs Jim Butler of Oxford. Mr R G Slaughter and wife stay with friends near Locopola. Miss Carrie McLarty visits sister Mrs Baird. Jesse Russell and family of Toccopola visited friends on Woodson's Ridge. Van Roberts visits uncle Marion Baird in Memphis. Birdie Shelton visits friends in Holly Springs.

Daisy McLarty Jim Butler Oxford R. G. Slaughter Loccopola Carrie McLarty Baird Splinter Jesse Russell Toccopola Woodson’s Ridge Are van Roberts Marion Baird Memphis Birdie Shelton Holly Springs

Unclaimed Mail at Oxford Post Office Week Ending August 20 1901

List of unclaimed mail matter left in the Oxford Mississippi Post Office for the week ending August 20 1901. Names include V C Buscum Lucie Cornsers Mra Fort H H Houslyou Katie Kirkwood Bill Locklar Mre Ed McEwen Ella Nurray Miss Mattie Paiter Miss Annah Pegal Miss Lilly Reed Mack Rodgers Miss Fannie Slack Miss Rosie Tomas Miss pene Thompson Mrs Emma Wadley Mrs Minnie Wilbourn Miss Jane. Call for the above give No letter and date advertised.

Oxford Miss Buscum V. C Cornsers Mrs. Lucie Fort Mra Houslyou Misa Katie Kirkwood Bill Locklar Mre McEwen Ella Nurray Mattie Paiter Annah Pegal Lilly Reed Mack Rodgers Fannie Slack Rosie Tomas Pene Thompson Emma Wadley Minnie Wilbourn Jane Howry

Non-Resident Notice and County Education Examinations

Notices announce a chancery case against D T Morrison with Capleville Tenn being summoned to appear November 1904. It also lists teacher examinations for Lafayette County in September for Whites and Colored groups and a sheriff sale in Oxford to satisfy executions against W V Sullivan.

Mississippi LaFayette County D. T. Morrison Capleville Tenn Chancery Court of aFayette AL C. Graham A. D J. C. Ramey Sutltrvaan & Shinault Marshall County Miss Supreme Court of State of Mississippi Oxford W. V. Sullivan Aug. A. D J. H. Welch

University of Mississippi Offers Broad Courses and Low Tuition

The University of Mississippi lists twenty six schools with science literature and arts, law, engineering, mining, medicine, and education. Tuition is free for men and women except law and medicine. facilities include water sewer heating and new buildings. session 1904-5 opens September 22 1964. address R B Fulton Chancellor.

R. B. Fulton Chancellor University Miss

Mendenhall’s Chill and Fever Cure Endorsed as General Tonic

Advertisement promotes Dr. Mendenhall’s Chill and Fever Cure as a universal tonic for malaria chills and fever, claiming it can replace quinine. Money-back guarantee offered to customers who are not satisfied, with refunds sent from Evansville Indiana.

Dr. Mendenhall J. C. Mendenhall Evansville Ind

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