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Newspaper
Oxford Eagle
Location
Oxford, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1911
Page
3
Oxford columns reveal dozens of community updates. Residents visit relatives, travel to Texas and Mississippi, and attend religious services. local officials discuss school taxes. merchants advertise sales and new goods. updates include births, illnesses, and a death in the West family.
All persons are hereby warned against trespass on my land either fishing or hunting from this date. J P Youxe.
Dr C W Gee offers eyewear services at the Colonial Hotel promising relief from pain and improved vision. The ad promotes spectacles as a remedy and highlights optical science advances.
Fragmented and unclear notes mention Louise Roach studying and a Pasha start, EF Breyser on Tuesday, and Collins in the Navy. References to Virgie News, Vivian W, Addin, Stine Dale Kimmons traveling to Yazoo City, and Misses Virg Phippe Myrtie Russel Prue Wil attending the State event with details too garbled to confirm precise actions.
The Hoard of Pension Examiners assist all applicants in the county this week. Listed are Welch, J. L. Sheeun, J.P Dooley, LS. Dillard and GW. West as key personnel.
The ceremony was held Wednesday afternoon at St Pauls Episcopal church with Rev. Dr. Witwell officiating. Only a few friends attended and the couple, Miss Adams and Mr. Russell, plan to spend a few days in Birmingham before returning to Merday screty.
The text urges steady action and full cooperation among armature members to fulfill duties, select suitable volunteers for commissions, and uphold unity within the Methodist church community. It stresses readiness for community needs and the end of every member’s duty.
County Superintendent H. T. Sarre urges Corn Club boys from Forsette to attend the Tri-State Fair in Memphis on Sept. 7. He asks for fifteen ears of corn, photos of prize entries, and cooperation to gather materials for the Hall of Fame exhibit. Freight paid by the county. letters to be answered promptly.
The recelur Fall examinations for nonb: show teachers will be held in Cratord on Friday and Saturday, Sept. and 2 First examination for Colored teachers on Friday and Saturday, Sept. 5 and Sept. 6. Second examination for Colored teachers on Friday and Saturday, Sept. 12 and 13. A. T. Sarre, Superintendent of Education.
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