The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1888-05-26
NO. IS

doused at the close Of Miss Annie Man.
ships first recitation, we were caught
without having our umbrella unfuried,
and hence had to dodge the drops az
best we could. -Corinth Sub-Soiler and
Democrat.
I'VE dined one day with R. G. Lattinp
and his lady, both OF whom we nave
known favorably from their earliest
childhood, and of course we enioyed this
greatly. Dick doesn't know how to be
anything else but observation-disclosures
Signal.
We do not wish to create the impress
sion that we got "stuck," when we say
that Grenada has many of the prattiest
young ladies we ever saw. We take
this occasion to say that if we are seen
In Grenada soon, we will be there on
strictly business engagements.-Carroll-
ton Conservative.
The editor, wife and daughter, were the
guests of Mr.. G. |. Voorhies, the gentle
manly and accommodating manager of the
Chamberlin House during the meeting of
the Press Association at Grenada last
week, who was tireless in his effort to
make our stay pleasant by his many kind
attentions.-Water Valley Central.
The literary exercises Wednesday
night were very fine the banquet Thurs
day night could not have been improved
upon, and the ball was all that the most
devoted worshipper of Tepsichore could
have dreamt of. Success was impressed
upon every thing.-Jackson Clarion,
Ledger
Mr.. Will Stokes will please accept our
thanks !or the many courtesies shown
US, especially ON Sunday evening. The
pleasures OF that evening will always be
bright, legible page in our book of re-,
membrance.--Carrollton Conservative.
Mr.. Gus Wolfe, member of the recep-
ton committee, and old>time friend and
army companion of the senior, placed US
under obligations for favora. He is ge.
nial, goodnatured and fat--he tips the
beam at 27O pounds. s.--Carrollto Conser-
vative.
Grenada is the home of that grand
man, Senator Walthall, and people
having so brigh! a mind to light them
through ihis vale of tears, could scarcely
pe otherwise than intelligent, noble and
generous. -Corinth Sub-Soiler and Dem.
ocrat.
]. W. Buchanan, editor of the Senti-
mel, and R. 7. Payne, editor of the Ga>
zette, were ready at all times, to con-
tribute to the comfort and accommoda-
ton of Grenada's guests, and right well
they performed their parts.--Cori nth
Subssoiler and Democrat.
Mr.. J. W. Buchanan, the engineer of
the "old reliable" Grenada Sentinel was
untiring in his efforts to make the MEM
beis of the Press enjoy themselves, and
his efforts were crowned with success.--
Carrolton Conservative.
Sam Vile is not only ore of the best
business men in Grenada, but is an open
hearted, whole-souled, courteous gentleI
man and valuable citizen. He has our
thanks for many fayors.--Carollton
Conservative.
1t was our Associates pleasure while
attending the Press Convention at Grenada
last week. to be the guest of Hon. B. c.
Adams, Grenada's popular Mayor, who,
with his accomplished wife, made our
stay most enjoyable one e,-Koscuisko
Messenger.
The keys Of the city were turned over to
Mr.. W. A. Henry, President of the Asso-
citation, by Mayor B. c. Adams. who
made few appropriate remarks and re-
ceived short and graceful response.
-Batesvile Panolian.
We found our friend, Billie Hallam, in
the house of Mr.. w. E. Smith. He ex,
tended us a cordial welcome. Says if
we get the two railroads he will certain.
ly come back to Clay county West Point
Leader.
We were glad to meet our old friend,
Rev. ]. Z. Carothers. He has dispensed
The gospel to his flock here for nine years
10 the satisfaction of all.-West Poin
Leader.
We are especially indebted to our old
friend and college mate, Frank Smith
and family for hospitalities during our
stay there. The next convention will be
he'd at Greenville. -Ellisville New South.
Twenty bales Of cotton were brought
into Grenada on one wagon, on Thurs,
day for the editors to look at. 1t was a
sight that attracted much attention.
corinth Sub-Soiler and Democrat.
The business part of the city is COM
pactly built with substantial brick struc-
lures, and there is an air of prosperity
IN all sides which strikes the visitor very
iavorably.-Haz'ehurst Signal.
Mr.. W. G. Mclean, Master Of Ceremos
,ies, was the right man in the right place,
md we daresay every member OF the press
vas charmed with his kind attentions
Hazlthurst Signal.
The Press appreciated the generous
of the noble men and thrice
,0ble, lovely aud beautiful women of
1renads.-Corinth Sub-Soiler and Dem.
)crat.
We would have to take the census of
Grenada, to ascertain the names of all
he noble and pleasant people we net
here.--Corinth Sub,Soiler and Demo-
rat.
The Court House is an ornament to
he city, andit dome contains a town
lock which rings out the passing hours.
West Point Leader.
The iron wagon bridge is a splendid
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