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Newspaper
Oxford Eagle
Location
Oxford, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1911
Page
3
Long list of personal notices from Oxford and nearby towns includes travel updates, engagements, marriages, and family visits. Items mention Miss Lizette Kimbrough shower, university openings, hometown visits by former residents, and local business closures for Jewish holidays. A fatal shooting at a colored festival is reported, plus revival services begin at the Methodist church with broad attendance.
My Millinery Line is now ready for inspection. Format openings have been discontinued, but you are cordially invited to call and inspect my line at any time. This department is in charge of Miss French, my former Trimmer, who is too well known to need introduction, R. E. Mvelroy.
Floy Worley and W L Farmer were married last night at the bride’s parents’ home in North Oxford. Rev W L Atkiean officiated. Floy, a popular Oxford native, is highly esteemed for her virtues and will join her groom at their future home.
Local buyer announces willingness to pay the richest market prices for cotton set and cotton seed. urges potential sellers to contact before selling to secure top value.
A court session adjourned after hearing testimonies and a series of pleas. Defendants include Amos Hall for carrying concealed pistol and Pete Sims for assault and battery, with fines and costs assessed.
Tow COLL Smith, third representative of the First Press bytenan Church on the Coreign tell, will speak at the Piret Pree byterian Church Sunday morning at to'clock. He is a Texas graduate and Austin Theological Seminary alum, preparing for his mission to China and Siberia. No other services will be held until the revival begins.
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