The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-08-16

"iSe hiliit nan has returned to the
city after u pleasant visit to the coun
try.
Miss Courtney Walthall left Last
Wednesday night for Columbus where
she goes to visit friends.
DIR. G. w. Butts, of Clarksdale. a
popular and successful young dentist
of that place, visited friends in the
city this week.
We are sorry to chronicle the Sc
rious Illness of Mr.. CASTOR Therrell.
We hope he will soon be fully re-
stored to health.
The GAZETTE office recei we'd a plea
SAINT call from our old schoolmate and
young friend, Mr.. Sharely Hahn, of
Meridian on Thursday.
Miss Ruth Kuykendall, IA bright,
charming and vivacious young lady,
of Harriston, is visiting her brother,
DR.. A. c. Kuykendall of this city.
We are glad to report both Mr..
Sam Ladd and Thomas Heath, both
of whom have been quite sick, con-
valescing, and able to be up, but yet
unfit fol business.
Mrs. A. G. Dubard accompanied by
her beautiful and accomplished daugh-
ter, Miss Elfie, are visiting relatives
and friends in Grenada.-Greenwood
Enterprise.
Mr.. Walter Buchanan, of the firm
of Buchanan, Therrell d Co., returned
to the city Tuesday evening, after a
pleasant visit to relatives and friends
in Calhoun county.
Miss Allie Smith returned to the
city last Friday night after a visit OF
several weeks to relatives and friends
in Pontotoc, Oxford and Water Val
ley.
Mrs. DR.. Smith,. of Water Valley,
accompanied by her popular daugh-
ter, Mis- Olivia, is visiting Mrs. J. G.
Deioach.
Mr.. Jim Jenkins, of Oxford, one Of
the prominent business men, and a
pleasant social gentlemen, passed
through Grenada Wednesday night
en- route for Batesville, where he
visited friends.
Mr.. Dudley Emery, last week went
off on a visit of recreation for Il limited
time. He is a young man Of decided
merit, honest, industrious and upright
in morals. He is highly respected by
all who know him as a steadtast friend
and a good citizen.
We learn that O very interesting
meeting is going on at Spring Hill
Methodist Church under the auspi-
ces of Rev. Mr.. Morehead On Sunday
last fifty accessions were made
to the the Church, and the religious
feeling deepening and widening.
Mr.. Charles b. Hotfa returned to
Memphis on last Wednesday NOR
ming, after spending a few days with
his mothers family. His visit was y
pleasant one both to himself and his
many warm friends whom he met
here.
Misses Ruth Jones and Adele
Hoffa are enjoying Il visit to Miss
Kate Duncan IN the country. We
are assured by the place Of their Wis
it tina; their stay will be of The most
pleasant nature.
The crops just north of the river in
sight of town are not only good but
magnificent. In fact, every square
foot of soil seems to labor under the
heavy weight of natures gifts. Sure
ly we ought to feel humbly grateful
to so good and generous Providence.
Miss Kate Duncan visited friends in
the city this week. Miss Kate is al
ways welcomed to Grenada, posses
sing those charms Of person and
vivacity ofspirit which imparts to all
in her presence the warmest feelings
of social happiness.
The fodder crop this season, will
be short, and what is saved may be
very defective as prOveuder. But If
the farmers will save hay of crab
grass and cut it before it is too dry,
they will not miss the fodder. Save
pea vines young and succulent and
that Is good.
Miss Rena Lloyd, Of Miles Station,
Is the guest of Mrs. J. &. Delouch.
Miss Rena is o former studert of the
G. &. t., and while here her personal
charms coupled with hel lovable
character won for her many true
friends, who rejoice over the fact that
she is to resume her studies again in
Grenada next session.
In the death or their little daught-
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Welch may feel AS
sured that her sinlcss spirit is safely
honsed in the home of Him who
said. "suffer little children to com"
unto me, for OF such is the Kingdom
of heaven" Happy thought for par
ents, when looking at the pale face
of their child.
DR.. VIM. McSwine left on Friday
night for several weeks abroad in the
mountains Of the Old North State.
The Doctor is an intelligent, enquir-
inc man who will turn the sights and
scenes that he meeta to a good ac-
count in his library Of knowledge.
A man of natural brains supplement-
ed by education and study, he is well
prepared to enjoy his trip.
Our friend and fellow-citizen, Mr..
Gus Gerard, Is putting up a new and
convenient building for the use o:
his family, in West Ward. We have
this rs a sige of success in business,
and we rejoice to see any Of our citi-
zens doing so necessary u thing when
they have families.
We this week present the name Of
Mr.. Felix Martin for reelection to
The Office Of County Tax Assessor.
He has held this responsible position
or a longtime with great credit to
himself and satisfaction to the public.
quiet, social gentleman he pursues
lis public works as modestly Is IN
life,