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Newspaper

Oxford Eagle

Location

Oxford, Mississippi, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1918

Page

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ARY MEETING AT SHOALS ALABAMA

A notice from Rev W J Bruce requests Christians in Sheffield Tuscumbia and Muscle Shoals Alabama to join a united gospel meeting in Sheffield. He asks for sympathy prayers and offerings to cover expenses and for names and addresses of interested Christians to contact Rev Bruce c/o Rev T H in Sheffield Alabama.

Sheffield Tuscumbia Muscle Shoals Ala W. J. Bruce T. H Alabama

Local Social Notes and Funeral Service at Oakland

Thomas Swann and Lucy Eliott visit Oxford relatives before heading to Camp Pike Mississippi. Miss Pearl Hickey returns to Jackson after a visit with friends in Grenville and Holly. Mrs. Williams from Jackson Tennessee stays with her sister Mrs. S. Webster. Mr. Rowland of Coffeeville visits his daughter Mrs. Neilson. Vera Pullman of Etta stays with Aunt Mrs. Landamoy while attending Public. Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Stowers, Miss Anna Porter and Miss Annie Elizabeth Harkins attend funeral services for Mrs. mn Bell at Oakland.

Thomas Swann Oxford Camp Pikett Oxford College Hill Lucy Eliott Grenville Dagre W. W M. C Holly Neill Turner Pearl Hickey Jackson Williams Tenn S. Webster Mr. Rowland Coffeeville Neilson Vera Pullman Etta Landamoy F. M. Stowers Nun Anna Porter Annie Elizabeth Harkins Mn Bell Oakland

Teut-Gov Russell Suffers Arm Break in Car Crank Accident

Lee M. Russell was injured when the Ford he was cranking back-fired at the depot after meeting the 10:55 south bound train. The crank struck his right wrist, breaking both bones and he was taken to a local hospital for treatment.

Lee M. Russell

Bilbo Defeated in Sixth District Runoff Victory Margin

Governor Theo G Bilbo, aiming for Congress from the Sixth District, lost the second primary Tuesday by about 8000 votes to Judge Paul Johnson of Hattiesburg who secured the seat.

Theo. G. Bilbo Congress Paul Johnson Hattiesburg

Miss Harmon Dies at 27 Near Tula

Miss Fannie Harmon, 27, of near Tula, died Wednesday morning. No particulars regarding the death.

Fannie Harmon Tula

Death of Mrs S C Carlton in Memphis at 87

Friends bid farewell to Mrs. S C Carlton whose death occurred at home in Memphis on Sunday. Interment followed Monday at Elmwood Cemetery. She spent youth in Orrwood and was sister of Mr. Bac Orrwood and aunt to several local women. The paragraph lists numerous visits and attendances by relatives and friends in nearby towns.

Vernon Dalhart to Give Unique Recital at Opera House

Vernon Dalhart, famed lyric tenor born in Texas, will perform a special recital at the opera house on October 1. He trained in New York after early work on a cattle ranch and in a Dallas hardware store. Admittance is by card only from Porter Hardware Company.

Vernon Dalhart Opera House Mr. Dalhart Texas Dallas New York New York Hippodrome Dalhart Porter Hardware Company

Lafayette County Circuit Court Holds Short Fall Session

The Lafayette County circuit court convened for the September term of 1918. Judge Bates delivered a grand jury charge, the grand jury reported findings including 10 true bills after examining 40 witnesses, and the court disposed of numerous cases by trial and continuance. The bench adopted resolutions praising Judge Bates for his impartiality and courtesy upon his departure from the bench.

Circuit Court Lafayette County Bates Guy McLarty Dave Black Joe Palmer Dock Hamilton B. Kelley J. L. Bates Oas J. C. Gates Grantley W. E. Granberry Granberry Judge Bates

Farmer notice outlines upcoming shipments and show

Notice to farmers lists shipments of cattle sheep and goats on Saturday September 21 followed by popcorn on Wednesday September 25 and other days including hogs and corn. Second Boys Corn and Pig Test will be held in Oxford October 18 with an exchange day for pure bred pigs. Farmers with breeding stock urged to attend. Details of the Club Show to follow.

Oxford

Public School Opens with Devotions and Full Chapel

The Public School opened Monday at 9 o'clock with a full chapel. About 400 pupils attended along with patrons. Rev. W. W. Woolard led devotional exercises and gave an address. Dr. C. Longest presented a Gettysburg picture donated by Mrs. Benn Price. A 38 star Service Flag honoring local graduates in service was unveiled by Prof. Donaldson, with two teachers collecting war names to complete a list.

W. W. Woolard Gettysburg Benn Price Donaldson Kimmons Wright Hume W. J. Bruce

Social Notes From Water Valley and Nearby Towns

Miss Elizabeth Blount of Water Valley spent the weekend with Miss Elizabeth Bell. Local attendees at the Hopewell Association near Pontotoc included Mrs. McCharen Goodwin Joe Smith Wilson James Price and Messrs W L Smith W L Goodwin Morris. Mrs. McDaniels and children returning to Oxford after summer at Springville. Mr Robbie Buford of Lambert is visiting Oxford and College Hill relatives. Mrs Tease of Water Valley visiting her daughter Mrs Bunyan Wooten. Mr Haylett of Water Valley spent the weekend with cousin Miss Lillie Mae McElroy.

Elizabeth Blount Water Valley Elizabeth Bell Mesdames McCharen Goodwin Joe Smith Wilson James Price W. L. Smith W. L. Goodwin Morris Hopewell Pontotoc McDaniels Springville Oxford Robbie Buford Lambert Miss College Hill Tease Bunyan Wooten Haylett Lillie Mae McElroy

Hog Shipment Leaves Oxford in Record Lafayette County Load

Last Friday September 6 four cars carried 365 hogs weighing an average 184 pounds from Lafayette County. No 1 hogs, 210 pounds on average, sold near top prices in St Louis. Total net receipts reached 12116 dollars. Local interest grows as Oxford shipments rise from five cars in 1916 to 27 in 1918 with expected total of 40 by year end.

Oxford Lafayette County Mississippi No. 1 St. Louis

W A Stinebeck Dies After Long Oxford Career

Prominent business figure W A Stinebeck, a 64 year old Oxford resident and Coline of Pharmacy graduate, died last Wednesday night. He owned substantial Oxford property and had been active in business since arriving over two years ago. The Progressive Farmer notes general farming advice about trading mules for brood mares and mule colt productivity.

W. A. Stinebeck Grand South Carolina Oxford Coline of Pharmacy Philadelphia

Perkins joins Porter Hardware as Secretary and Treasurer

Batesville stockholder H J Perkins becomes Secretary and Treasurer of Porter Hardware Company. Legal notice from Lafayette County Mississippi calls for sealed bids by September 18 1918 to construct a levee and bridges across T 1 Bottom with plans on file. Bids require 6 percent bid bond and the board may reject any or all bids. Public notice dated September 10 1918.

H. J. Perkins Batesville Porter Hardware Company Mr. Perkins Mississippi Lafayette Board of Spervisors T. 1 Bottom Abbeville Road W. M. Woodward Louis Stephens D. C. FE

Ranger's Sale Ad for Estray Animal in Oxford Mississippi

Advertisement of sale announcing a Ranger's Sale on the first Monday of October 1918 at the courthouse for cash. Describes an estray horse a 14 1 2 hands sorrel named More Colex aged about 15 years, taken up by Fred Wood, 14 miles west of Oxford. Valued at $40 with J. P. G. H. Evans signing as ex-officio C. & R. witness.

Ranger's Court House Fred Wood Oxford Miss

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