The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-10-04

come time with friends here, returned
nome last Saturday. She was ac-
companied by Miss Nellie Derden.-
~Cotfeeville Times.
We are glad to welcome back Mr. W II.
Weller, the intelligent, social gentleman,
the liberal contractor and the energetic
builder whose solid work in a number of
places in this town bears tes~,imonyof his
Skill AMI taste.
Mr.. Lott, tho jeweler of Mr.. w. f.
smith, left here on Tuesday for Ok
ford, after a sharp tustle with bilious
fever. We hope soon to see him re-
turn in health and activity.
r. 2. Lake, ESD, of Grenada, the
accomplished Mississippi agent of the
great Equitable Life Insurance socie-
ty Of New York, spent Saturday in
the city.-Jackson Common wealth.
We are glad to learn that Mr.. Jas
Pryor is now having a fine residence
erected on the Bishop lot in the east
ward. Mr.. Eitel is the contractor and
that is an assurance of its being we'll
done.
DIR. Mccarthy, the medicine man,
has Just recovered from q bilious at
tack, while his wife is recovering
from q similar attack. They are both
good intelligent people whose society
is always interesting and inatruc-
tive.
Mr.. Walter S. P. Doty,, Duck HIPS
brilliant young lawyar, will soon To-
cate at Grenada, forming q partner
ship with Hon. J. j. Slack. Walter is
not only a talented and accomplished
lawyer, but is in every other respect
a model young man and we regret to
lose him from Montgomery county
Winona Times.
The circle ofour lady's association will be
pleased to know that Mrs. A. c. Hebron,
after several weeks of absence amongst the
friends of her childhood, has returned to
make glad the little household over which
she presided with 50 much grace and digni-
ty, bringing with her sister, q lady Of ac-
complished attractions whose society VIII
add much to thepleasure of both sexes.
Miss Belle Thomas, after several months
solourniug in the great eastern cities OF tie
country, observing the progress of our gcncr-
nj civilization and. studying the higher
claSjcs of the art which size loves 50 well ana
displays with such happy effects on the
piano forte, She i~-HEnin at home amidst
the warm Welcomes Of her host of friends
and admirers.
We arc pleased to know our Young triend'
Mr.. Will Lacook il now Engaged in the. service
ofthat urelt and widely known firm OF
Griflis < Burns. Willie comes here with a
character Will known for honesty, in
dustry and intelligence, rs h tat) the man
or born his credentials Of reputation do not
come from ala.. We wish him ample suf-
cess in his now sphere Of life.
Mrs. l.. D. noH;l left On Thursday Of last
week for Memphis where besides the scenes
and incidents of q great city to amuse and
instruct her, she will have n mothers plea
sure in visiting a SON and daughter VINO be-
long to that large and intelligent communl-
ty. Mrs. Hofta Is amongst our most popular
and loving matrons, whose influence tails
upon society with the silence and usefulness
of the gentle dew.
The intelligent face and robust form of Mr..
Edgar Wilson, Of the Jackson
wealth made their presence known at tie Ga
zETrE office on Wednesday morning. Ed
gar is well known here, as he won his first
spurs rs writer in this own when only IN
overgrown youth. The prec0cious eXpecta-
lions Of that early day have been fully re-
allied in his mature manhood and his Is
now on the threshold Of the grand structure
which his ambition roytts, ana his talents
vii! build. Success old hey!
After q long and pleasant s~ojourn in dit
ferent States, Miss Florence BlriSoe return
cd this week to her home. Miss Florence Is
too intelligent to have wasted her oppOr-
@tunities OF travel not TO have learned and
utilized ita advantages in close observation
end rigid inquiry. OF course there wcro
social toys all along her pathway which
, gave life and energy 10 her presence. Miss
| Florence Is a fayorite if not Il belle among
ST our beaux and g%alIunts and we feel as
sured they will bless the hour OF her re-
turn.
We recognized on WelEe 'day the tall but
bending form cfGen. Reuben Davis of Aber-
been on our streets. Our rCc0llcctiOna Of this
old citizen and great lawyer, goes back to
the period when his form was ms erect as a
Jack stat .AlthOuGl We several times
sought him, he was just n little ahead unite
he left before we saw him.. He was here in
| IT, To-, a,,ct - Ill pnnD1l1nttnDE of MiSsiS-
sippi," a book written by himself and tilled
with pleasant scenes and facts growing out
of his early life in politics and professional
duty. His book is dedicated to the Bar OF
Mississippi, every lawyer of which here
subscribed and paid for the same a. Il mars
of respect to. the writer and 4 sou\inier OF
old time. We can only wish him unlda!itl'
a success iii this etTor: of his old ago.
Rev, f. 3. Miller, pastor of the
BAPTIST Church in Grenada, reached
his home, on Friday night, after al
absence of six weeks in quest OF res
and recreation. He comes home witt
his family in good health to begin te
do battle for his gracious master the
Price of peace the Lord of life Jesus
Christ the Saviour of sinners. Mr
Miller was not only welcomed bach
with every mark of respect and love
by his flock, but by all who know him
If his church is not proud Of him it il
because they dare not show thai
weakness of honest frailty. But his
reception everywhere shows how
high he stands in the estimation o
the community.
Our friend Mr.. Max Gmsburger af'
ter q couple of weeks, absence return
ed one dai last week looking rs ffesl
as q newbloom rose. when we say
that no nan is missed so much when
it comes to pushing through any mat
ter of prime public Importance as
much as Max, we mean what we say
It is a talent that he possesses whice
is rare, and seems peculiar to MIN
We are all concerned in getting the