The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-11-29
PERSONALS.

Miss Maud Daily, OF Torrance, is visiting
friends and relatives In Grenada.
After a few weeks absence, at G redwood,
on a professional tour, DR.. McHenry is again
at home.
We regret very much TO learn Of the Illness
OF our talented young friend and lawyer,
Mr.. win Mitchell. and hnp" he will coon he
restored to h is natural health.
The Times learns with regret that Prof, W.
II HartwelI and his excellent family rave
moved 10 Grenada where they will in future
reside. Prof. Hartwell is one OF the finest
music instructors In the South, and his fam
lily are all musical prodisies. We cheerfully
con- him to the people OF Grenada and
sincerely trust that his splendid talent may
be duly recognized and sppreciatel.-Wlno-
na Times.
Our young friend VIII Hofra, in the Office
of Mcleod l. Snlder, Insurance Agents, is
off on a tour OF business inthe swamp coun-
try for his employers If gentle manners
moral principles, and close application to
duty can render a young man acceptable to
the public, Will has a strong Claim in that
direction. Upright in purpose. and with
truth as a handspring, time will at no dis
tant daymark him, as a rising young man,
of whom not only his family, but his friends
will be sat. % I'D and proud.
Misses Ellen and Maidee Shelby, OF Gren
ada, who have been visiting Miss Miriam
Nelson. left for home last "sdnesdaF
They go accompanied by the genuine regrets
OF the many friends won by their graces
here; for OF all the far visitors who have
honored Memphis during this or any other
season, none have contributed more beauty.
charm and worth than these to whom We
now say farewell. All Memphians wish
them a speedy return to the Bluff City, and
promises them the warmest welcome when
they come.-Sunday Times.
MAEEIED-On Sunday Nov. II, 1889. at the
residence OF the brides parents in this city,
MIR. ]. II. Robertson to Miss Ada McCluney,
Rev. a. V. Rowe officiating.
Immediately after the ceremony the newly
welded couple left on the Georgia Pacific for
their heine in Greenwood. The bride is one
OF Winona's p~rettiest young ladies. and thu
SiooiA 10 " ''"'o 'HN ava
wood.-Winoua Times.
Mr.. Hughes, of the Shell Mound neigh
borhood, spent a few days here this week.
Mr.. II. is Il farmer of means aud high char
acter, and leads an.active life in pursuit
vi his diversified interests. He was here
for the purpose of taking home his inteIli-
gent and handsome daughter, Mis-, Sally,
whose social and personal charms, had just
begun to expand with increasing beauty.
We nope to see her back at no distant day
to enjoy the constantly increasing facilities
of a tlrst-class sduaction at the Collegiate
Institnte,
After several weeks at the Hot
Springs, Ark, in search of health, we
were glad to see Mr.. Spencer Bell, one
of our best citizens and leading mer-
chants, again at his post of duty, look
ing renewed in health and ilvigorated
in feelings. Mr.. Bell had a tussle
with fever for several days, prior te
his visit to this famous notwithstanding
resort. Trusting the resources of ma
ture in the hot, life-giving liquid, thai
passes through flames of sulphur deep
down in the Unseen labratory of chem
zeal works never made by man. Mr.
Bell returns like all others who g
there, to tell of wonders he never saw
or thought of before. Mr.. Bell wa
warmly welcomed by his friends al
over town.