The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1888-09-06
PERSONALS.

Miss Willie DcJarnette il visiting
friends in Winona.
Mr.. c. W. Kosminsky returned
last Tuesday night.
Mr.. j.. NJ. Mays Is back at his old
stand with G. J. Austin & Co.
We are sorry to learn of the con-
tinned illness of DR.. McSwine.
Mrs. Fannie Dean, of New Orleans
is visiting her sister Mrs, Gus Wolfe
Mrs. w. c. Chamberlin aud Mrs.
B. G. Adams are visiting friends in
Brookhaven.
Mrs w. N. Pass who has been
visiting relatives and friends for the
past month in Tennessee, returned
last Tuesday.
Mr.. L. G. Dubard, can now be found
with the popular hardware house of
A. T. Roane & SOL.
Mr.. Milton Hunt, of Memphis,
spent last Monday in our city look
ing after business matters.
DR.. J. J, Gage left Saturday night,
to attend a meeting of the trustees of
the Girls College at Columbus.
MI. VIM. Crofford, very polite and
affable young gentleman from Ok
ford, is now located with J. w.
Griffis 4 Co.
Mr.. Geo. Golladay, accompanied
by Master Harper Lake, left this
morning for a visit to Lebanon Tenn.
They will be absent about two weeks.
MrsJ. B. Snider and family return
ed on Tuesday last, and we're econ
panied by Miss. Minnie Still, of By
halia, who will spend several weeks
in Grenada.
We learn from DR.. J. J. Gage, who
returned Tuesday night, that Mr..
Cooke, of Columbus was elected
President of the Female Industrial
Institute in that city.
Mr.. Jno. S. King, of Providence,
has moved his family to Grenada. to
get the benefit of Jul excellent
schools. We extend to them the
cordial welcome of the GAZETTE.
Mr.. Writ Adams, of Jackson, a
we'll known attorney, and ex-reve-
nue. agent for the State, withal q
very genial, pleasant gentleman,
spent several days in Grenada, this
week.
Charley : Stierle, Grenada's well
known Shoemaker, has removed to
Memphis. Charley is a good work
mar and agood citizen aud has II
best wishes for success in his new
home.
DR.. L. B. Lawson, has gone to WIS.,
it his old friends in Missouri and will
be absent for two weeks. He will
lay the corner stone Of q church
building in West Plains next Satur-
day and will hold services on Sun
day September 9Th.
We see from the Duck Hill Fur
mace that our young friend Mr.. Cliff
ford Trotter, of that place, left last
Sunday night for Louisville, KY,
where he goes in pursuit of a com
mercial education. We wish him
much success.
Another Sub Alliance, was or
gainized here in Grenada, last Sat
urday, with J. r. Moore President
Fl. b. Heath vice President J. r.
Bailey Sect'y., VIM. Bosworth Treas
urer J. H. Bailey Doorkeeper, }. II.
Arndale Lecturer and II. c. Moore
head Chaplain. Their regular place
of meeting will be in Futheyville.
Mr.. w. W. Inman a very INTEL
egent farmer and prominent ALI
ance man of Carroll County paid Us
a very pleasant call yesterday. He
says that the farmers in his section
intend to pick their cotton and house
it and if necessary wraps portion of
it in cotton cloth or boards or in
fact anything in the world but bag
ging.
Mr.. J. J. Gage Jr. left this morning
for Clarksdale, Miss, where lie goes
to accept a position with a large
mercantile house. John is n of our
most worthy exemplary young mer,
and one we very much dislike to give
up. He has a host of friends in this
county who will join the GAZETTE
in best wishes for his future success,
no matter where his lot may be cast.