County Administrator Seeks to Address Entrusted Business
County Administrator pledges prompt handling of all tasks entrusted to him. He notes commitment to efficient service and timely decisions on local matters affecting residents and departments.
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Newspaper
Oxford Eagle
Location
Oxford, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1906
Page
3
County Administrator pledges prompt handling of all tasks entrusted to him. He notes commitment to efficient service and timely decisions on local matters affecting residents and departments.
Daily snippets show residents traveling visiting relatives and attending events. Names include Ed Richmond J S Purr Zannie Pegues Lee Russell R B Humphreys Myrtle Hill Nannie Wilbourn Lilly Davis L T Starzinger J C Hartsfield Ely Nichols Mary Johnson Saad Wiley and others. The Board of Supervisors met for several days and a note asks Oxford leaders to gather at the courthouse. Mr Saad Wiley becomes permanent Rural Route 3 carrier with Geo Dooley as substitute. Mr R R Eades attends Knights Grand Lodge in Jackson as a delegate.
The paper notes the death of ie F. Mee in Caswell County after a short illness and honors Mr. Spence as an aged county citizen. It lists shop closings from Furr & Co and Oxford Dry Goods Co promoting sales, matting stock, and shoe department changes. It records Bishop Bratton’s sermons and a Confederate Monument unveiling, plus Phi Sigma Society anniversary at the University Chapel. It mentions a planned Christian Association meeting at the Methodist Church and a call for all town men to attend.
Prefa Bailey Johnson Lowe and Miss Sallie Burns attended the State Teacher's Association in Jackson. The professors may receive note fbeoks for leniency to allow wider attendance at the Great Meeting. Mr Alexander elected auditor of the student body for the Confederate Monument program today. Miss Juste Dulaney visits Chi Omegas at Woman's Hall while Flora McIntyre of Greenwood plans a visit. Emm Louise Gramling from Marietta visited Tau Chapter Chi Omega. Nive Bianche Maxwell of Canton visited her sister on campus.
The remains of Capt. William Taylor were brought here Monday and interred in Yocona graveyard. Services at the Baptist Church were canceled due to heavy rain. Mr. Harvey Turner returns home. A child’s health tonic advertises White's Cream Vermifuge for babies. For sale by A. H. Kendel.
Revival meetings in Oxford continued past Sunday and concluded yesterday with many converts added to the church. Cates stayed to oversee the finish, praised for his faith and leadership as miracles are reported and prayers of a large congregation bless his efforts for future years.
A satirical critique portrays a political candidate as vain and deceitful. The speaker accuses him of false hope, self praise, and manipulative acts from courting voters to lavish railroad favors. The verse mocks his fables, grand promises, and self serving antics while highlighting domestic fatigue and public fatigue.
Miss Mattie Maude Garrison returned from Courtland where she taught last session. Miss Fannie Pettia and Prof. T. Smith attended the State Teachers Association meeting in Jackson. Miss Mattie Wilkins visits her parents Capt and Mrs J J Wilkins. Mrs H T Smith and daughter Wilma visit relatives in Como. Dr A T Greer and Mr W A Hardin returned from New Orleans. Subserit for Tax Bagie.
The University of Mississippi trustees met Friday, transacting executive business and reconfiguring the faculty. Profs Campbell Bailey and H A ds were not re elected. Dr B W Bond and Mr Miles retired. McNeely named as assistant to J W Johnson. vice chancellor salary abolished. several salaries cut. Johnson to chair civil engineering. Deupree restored to Fonnecey. Adjourned to meet June 12.
Capt. William Taylor aged 84 died suddenly Sunday night at his son G B Taylors residence on siege Hill street. He was a pioneer citizen with many friends and long kept faith in God. Interment will be at Taylor's old home. He was a devoted husband and father.
The Petrie place known as the Dr. T. D. Isom homestead in Oxford is for sale. Terms apply to the undersigned. Joan H. Kiuwons.
The Board met at the Mayor's office on Tuesday May 1 at 7 p m with members Matthews Gray Lithoagraw Waller etc. Aldermen and the clerk discussed allowances for mayor tax collection office rent labor on streets cart driver and various per diems. Also listed are payments to Lewis McKee Knowles Steam Pump Works Oxford Hardware Co and others plus a civil notice demanding appearance before the LaFayette County Chancery Court in 1906 for Julia Shields and F G Horronm with dates and clerks noted.
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