The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1888-05-26

- "e "SSh1 AiOolucuG W. n,
Henry of the Yazoo Sentinel, presiding.
The occasion was made very ENJOYABLE
one by the unbounded hospitality and
delicate c>urtesies of the good people of
Grenada, though the attendance was not
SO large as usual. To Bros. Buchanan,
aud Payne, Mayor Adams and other
members of the splendid committee of
arrangements are we indebted for many
kindnesses, which contributed much to
the pleasure of our visit. Grenada IS a
good town full of generous. whole.souled
people, who will henceforth possess the
undivided admiration of the Press gang
-Okolona Messenger.
To Mr.. and Mrs. George Lake, the
other representative of this paper is
deeply grateful for a mcst enjoyable
time. They have an elegant home and
know how to entertain with the old-time
Southern hospitality. To be their guest,
is to be assured of a pleasant time, and
when, in after years, memory reverts to
the 23rd Convention of the Press OF
Mississippi, the Times man will not fail
to remember his pleasant stay with Mr..
Lakes interesting family. Winona
Times.
1t was our pleasure to spend the time
while in Grenada with the family of
that excellent gentleman and distin,
guished jurist, Judge Roane. His most
estimable wife, than whom there is not a
more lovely and kind hearted lady in the
whole land, did all in her power to make
the time pass pleasantly with us. Our
enjoyable sojourn with the Judge and
his wife will long be remembered. May
their lives be heightened out to very
many years.-West Point Leader.
1t was our good fortune to be lodged
with the hospitable, noble hearted, and
generous DR.. John Hughes, to whom in
connection with his admirable family,
we are under lasting obligations. No
better treatment is deserving to poor,
humble, tile1 editor Of the far south
east counties of this state or any other
counties Of any other state than was so
lavishingly dealt out to us by this fam
ily.-Raleigh Review.
Every citizen of Grenada did all in
their power to make the members of the
Association enjoy themselves, but if any
one deserves credit above another it is
Max Ginsburger, chairman of the ban.
quet committee, free hearted, social,
energetic merchant and politician. The
Association so appreciated his kind and
and never tiring attention that he was
unanimously elected and honorary mem.
ber.--Carrollton Conservative.
The Grenada Sentinel, of the 18th inst,
complimented Max Ginsburger, of Gre~
nada, in the highest terms, for the great
interest he manifested and the immense
labor he performed in preparing for the
Press Convention, aud his industry and
watchfullness during the week, in order
that every guest might have the best of
He is, indeed fine worker.
.Corinth Sub>Soiler and Democrat.
1t was our good fortune, by special
invitation, to stop with DR.. J. E.
brother-in-law of our townsmen,
Messers. J. =. Gwin and D. E. Hoskins,
and cousin of E. w. and S. S. Barbour.
The kind and hearty hospitality of Dr.
Hughes and family will ever be rem-
embered and treasured among the green
and pleasant spots of our varied exls-
tence.-Lexington Advertiser.
Our conierre, J. W. Buchanan, did all
in his power to make the stay of his
brethren pleasant and he succeeded "by
4 large majority" Buck has recently
oined the army of benedicts, and we had
he pleasure of meeting his wife. pref
~ charming little lady, and we tender
Buck our congratulations. He was in
Iced fortunate in his selection. --Hazle-
hurst Signal
Our home while in Grenada was with
he family of DR.. L. NJ. Hight, and to him
md his good wife we extend our hearty
hanks for the kindness shown US, and
or the pleasant hours, made more 50, by
heir kind attentions. We are satisfied
hat the Mississippi Press Association will
ong entertain pleasant recollections of
Irenada and her people.-Winston Signal.
1t was our pleasant lot to be stationed
It the Chamberlin House while at the
Press Association last week. This Hotel
8 one of the best in the State and Gre
,ada may we'll feel proud of it, DR..
Peoples, of Jackson, who is we'll known
~ all as hotel proprietor, is the pro-
'rietor of this magnificent house, Cen
reville Sentinel.
Mr.. J. w. Buchanan, editor and pro-
'rietor of the Grenada SENTINEL, was |.
lntiring in his efforts to make the mem.
'ers of the Press enjoy themselves while
n Grenada, and he certainly succeeded.
1e is native Of this county, and our
op le are proud to say that he halls
m here'-Centreville Sentinel.
We have space to only touch the most
Interesting points of the proceedings of
he Convention and have left many i'm.
ortant matters unnoticed. In a future
rticle we shall have something to say
f the thriving aod hospitable little city
f Grenada, but we have not space for
hat in this issue.-Batesville Panolian.
It was our pleasure to meet Col. Will
ANS, so long identified with the State
ress, and old resident Of this city. We
sgretted to find that he had nearly lost
he sight Of his eyes. and could no more
,sd the papers. which to him is great
eprivation. He Is able, however, still
, write.--West Point Leader.
The editors were all delighted with
hat they saw and heard, Our editor
II for home, while the exercises were