The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-06-06
PERSONALS.

Tn notorious Saw Mil Jones was in the
city last Saturday.
Col. Golladay, of CoHeevillc, was Oh our
streets this week.
Nr VIII Williams, of Graysport, was in
Grenada Wednesday.
Hon. W. c. Mclean went up to-. oxford Oh
professional business Monday.
We are glad to see our friend Drew Roanc
up town again after a few days illness.
Mr.. Ed Perry an %entsrprising merchant Of
Willamsville was in Grenada this week.
Eds many friends in this city are always
glad SO see him.
Our young friend Simon Vile, formerly of
Grenada. but new travelling for the Southern
Chemical TO-, was in the city, yesterday
shaking hands with his many friends.
Mr.. W. H. Wall, who has had manage
ment of the compress, left last week to spend
a week with his family in Vlcksbnrg.
Dr...Henry c. Stokes, after spenninv a,fev
days with his many friends and relative in
Grenada returned last week to Ills homo in
Louisiana.
Miss Anna Nicholson, one of tho most
beautiful and accomplished young ladies of
our city, ia visiting friends at Torrance thi s
week. The GAZETTE wishes her d pheasant
visit.
Joe Eskridse, one of our most popular
society boys, returned last Saturday
from Greenwood, where he vent to be
present at a grand ball. He reports a splen-
did time.
What kind.ot a pfcdicmien was our young
friend VIII Ctoftotd in last Sunday when he
got into ono leg OF his ~largochecksd Sunday
pants and vent to thitrch with bis chest
girl' before discovering his mistake.
Miss Amy Mcleod is being honored
with a visit from one Of Oxford's highly Gull
tured and admirable young ladies' in the per-
son of Hiss Georgia Archibald. The GAErrR
wishes her a happy stay in our city.
We met az the Charnberlbin House on
Tuesday night Mr.. G. L. Bates, formerly OF
Grenada but now of Holly Springs. Mr.
Bates ID a young MAJ of splendid abilities
and writer Of strongest power. Whether
with pen or tongue he Is a mon To DO res.
recte9.
Mr.. Smith, of Hsrnanda, temporary lectur,
er OF the Knlghts!of Honor, was in the city OF
Tuesday on business OF the order. He Is al
intelligent gentleman Of high personal CHAR
acter. He once lived here a while, trd madt
many friends or account of his c~bliging dis
1 position and business habits.
1t Is with no small amount OF pleasure
the friends ard admirers. OF Miss Florence
Bledhoo welcome her home again after al
absence ofscveral months at OXFORD, wher,
she has hcen teaching school. Miss Florence
Is intelligent popular, and entertaining ant
we hope her vacation will be a happy one.
We were glad to meet on oWr streets OIL
Tuesday Mr.. D.. W. Rosser, who left her,
several years ago with. the habits.cf an hon
| est industrious boy. He now returns a ful
| grown man OF fair reputation for irtelligenct
1 and business oanaclty,a merchant Of Clevo'
land Bolivar county, with a bright future be-
fore him.
II was our pleasure to meet Mr.. joe Georg,
sou ofour distinguished SenetorJ 4. George
in our city last week. We found MIR. George
both entertaining and intelligent, and:we Joir
several, of our fair sex in hoping that he will
be u frequent visitor to our City " future. He
returned To Oxford Sunday night where he Ii
attending scholl,
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Our popular young frlend Laurence
Thomas, left on last Friday night for Flor.
,ence, Ala, Fhero he goes after his sister, Miss
Kate, who has been attending school there,
and who he Will accompany Us far. AZ Mem
phis, then he will wend his way to Hot
Ark, where he will sperd several
days. Laurence is among our host young
men and possesses an act of making friends
'wherche goes, and Ire has the GAzE1TE's
best wishes for q pleasant TRIP.
""
empf6ys OF tho Wilder Cotton Co, for sew
eral months past left for his Rome, In Jack
son, last Friday night, where no will remain
during the summer season. Mr.. lIartshorn
Is moral Intelligent and 9,thorough business
man, INC our. community; ,dlsliked very
much 10 see him leave, hut as he don't live
q thousand FILES away We hope his visits
will be frequent TO Grenada where no will
always receive n hearty welcome.
/; Mrs. Ben. Winter OF Torrance, WHO has
bsen visiting relative IN Grenada for the
past week, left for her homo on last Tuesday
accompanied by her charming and attrac-
daughter Miss Moilie, who has been at
st~endingtsehool here several months past. Mrs.
Winter is highly cultured and intelligent
lady and her home has been tho scene of
many happy social events, and Mrs. Winter's
hospitality upone each octssion will ev5r;re.
main bright In the MEMORY Of those who
were so fortunate to be present.
. Natural difidenees keep souia. young men
i'm the backgrounds OF society, when by in
,telligence and moral worth they should DO
in the front. Mr.. Alfred Guntharp belongs
10 This class, for after three years of active
business service ut the depot, Of this Place,
,he il a stranger to many OF our people. De-
voted to his business hs assistant depot agent
he can iJways be found at his post Of. duty
yet he ii generous In feelings and social In
conversation. A warm hearted as sunshino
Tho loves te obitge. With q modesty that
almost amounts to AbhHhnimesa' his Hiena'
ships ara strong without being prsmiScons
| hiss Maty Gnge closed her school al
eClarksdale, Coahomh. cotnty about tive
sweek ago,'sand after a, shoit rest with he'
father and brother will go. to work again In
tho neighborhood Of Hr'. whi"rubard. N Isl
Mary is not only SS..toy YE spirited, she
his nnoly eeaduea!ioR ais' 9 esaAtsnt student
Nothing IN the sooi rslhtions Of ou'
ls%outberul' country mote pleasure
than fespect paid ~ tssses ofintcllisen'
people, to ysunis women WHO are laborlns
lin the school room, behind the counter ant
other places where they are making thei
own independent living. Al honor to su0i
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