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Newspaper
Oxford Eagle
Location
Oxford, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1908
Page
3
The Oxford Eagle announces attorney at law practice in Oxford Mississippi with authority to represent clients in all state and federal courts, outlining the firm’s readiness to handle litigation, filings, and legal services locally.
Mr and Mrs Bryant of Coffeeville host relatives in Oxford area. Mardi Gras attendance by G W Russell Mt Zion and Willie Brown Alesaile. Rev J E Cunningham to preach at Methodist Church Sunday. Seed suppliers advertise garden seeds and fertilisers. Mrs T C Frazier to Milton Oregon after visit. Auction of spring stock planned by Oxford Dry Goods Co. Soldier's Sweetheart at Opera House tonight. Funeral notices for John R Markette and John Davis. Eade Machine Contest nearing close with two leading contenders.
The Circuit Court will convene next Monday. Several residents including D. T. Carter in Memphis and S. M. Howry in Jackson were noted for recent visits. The Board of Supervisors is in session this week, with various locals visiting family in Memphis and nearby towns.
On the streets of Oxford the next three Saturdays Red Triumph Irish Potatoes second crop at 1.10 per ye 5. Johnson. Sewing Machine Contest weekly PAG lists contestants for a 826.10 machine to be given to the leading county voter March ii. Votes show Mrs Miriam Cahwell 200 Miss Fannie Dunlap 19150 Mrs J W Logan 11900 Miss Fannie Jonson 0 400 Mrs B O M Nayburn I Go to R R Chilton Co for fresh Landreth Garden Lead Rhode Island Red Eyes Fifteen for 100 Mrs C W Russell.
Mr J. Martin of Dancyville Tenn and Mrs Florence Hastings of Holly Springs wed yesterday at 5 pm in the bride’s brother G W Bufaloe Sr home with Rev Ludwell Hestes Jr officiating. The bride’s Oxford connections and local friends noted as well wishes extend to the couple.
The Chi Omega Sorority hosted Miss Parker of the University of Kansas for an afternoon gathering at Mrs. M. L. Collier’s residence in Oxford. Attendees included Mrs. B. I. Collier and several faculty members as well as Parker, who received numerous social favors during her brief Southern tour before returning home.
A testimonial from A H Kendal claims Cooper's New Discovery cured Jessie a tapeworm and improved her health. The writer urges others with multiple ailments to try the medicine and notes they are an agent in the city.
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