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Newspaper
Oxford Eagle
Location
Oxford, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1901
Page
3
Fragmentary text mentions an event or notice with unclear details. Names, dates, or places are not reliably readable, leaving the main action and participants uncertain.
Local notes report visits from Water Valley and Grenada residents, a Memphis visitor, and Oxford social events. The University of Mississippi baseball team split two games with Texas, while an early automobile sighting and calls to fix sewer odors appear amid town life and upcoming Good Roads plans.
Daughters of the Confederacy plan a 2 PM Decoration Day procession from Pattee Square to the Confederate cemetery with pupils from the University and local schools. Heo J E Holmes will give an address, Geo Myers will read a poem, and the Citizens Band will provide music. Citizens urged to attend in tribute to fallen soldiers. Building boom noted with new residences on Calliveraity and South streets as work begins on several homes.
Publication lists May commencement events at the Woman's College with schedules May 10 through May 21 and a sermon by W T Bolling. It notes diplomas for graduates Mary Kendall Elkin May Belle Standifer Birdie Wilson and Annie Laurie Gray Ellie Elkin Edith Kemp Allie Spivey and Annie Garrett. Also a notice on light bills due by the 5th and charges for late or flat-rate lights.
Abbeville residents report visitors and travels including Mrs Dr Heeks and daughter Miss Annie of tyre visiting relatives, Miss Ila Mitch, and trips to Waterford Holly Sprice. Marriot Coffey returns from New Albany after a two week visit. Death of Mr Johann Menschl reported east of Abbeville with sympathy to his widow and children. Augustus presiding elder from Holly Springs was with us Sunday night. ABSLEY.
Geo W. Leavell assisted by Jas B. Leavell will organize a commercial school starting about June 1. The curriculum includes a thorough course in practical bookkeeping and penmanship. J B Leavell will devote special attention to the penmanship department. Applications encouraged early.
Fragmentary lines boast a mineral and painting service with guarantees. Tangled wording mentions Turveyer and Bunpdeen and claims best news access, but readability is limited and no clear event or persons are verifiable.
An advertisement touts Tabler's Buckeye Ointment as a curative for piles fissures and bleeding with claims of immediate care. It markets the ointment as superior to others and mentions a bottle price of 5 ts in the period.
The university held the Gas State Oratorical contest in the chapel last Thursday with speakers Wayne Waddlington W Oristman M Hi Brown and LM Jessell Brown won the honor. The Juniors Hermean medal contest followed in the chapel last Friday with speakers MW Leavell HK P Todd and J T Melotosh the latter receiving the medal. Former students from nearby towns attended baseball games on Monday and Tuesday. Mrs CU D Ferrer returned from a visit to her parents in Birmingham Alabama. A bar member accompanied by Mr G W Duricy spent Saturday fishing and hunting on the Tallabatchie river.
P A Dazferth of Laffrange Georgia reports a frightening leg gore healed completely by Sucklen s Arnica Salve in five days. The testimonial claims ulcer and wound benefits and guarantees a cure. Sold by R R Chilton Co.
Josh Edgar of Germantown California suffered sciatic rheumatism for fourteen years. He tried Cham Serain's Pain Balm on advice and saw immediate relief followed by a full cure. He endorses the product and urges others to use it, noting it has not returned. sale by B. BR. Chifton & Co.
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