The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-08-09
SOCIETY III
Col. Zed. Williams was in town
.yortinp around on last Monday.

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DR.. J. b. Gage Jr. spe afew at
Castallian Springs this week.
Miss Ellie Dubard visited friends
and relatives in the citythis week.
Mr.. Andrew Moore. avery pleasant,
social young gentleman, Of Houston,
spent few days III Grenada this
week.
Mr.. VIII Martin, of Hardy, and one
Of our cOunty's most Intelligent Il nd
enterprising young III n, was in the
city Tuesday.
Messrs. Drew Roane and Walter Buc-
hanan are offon ali extended pleasure
trip through Calhoun county and 9TH
er points. Hurry up and come home
boys, the girls are all auXiousl yaWalt-
ing your return.
Miss Kate Duncan, after o few days
visit to Miss Adele Hoffa, returned to
her home Saturday, much to the re-
gret Of her host Of friends and admir-
ers Of this city.
Mr.. J. Madden Smith, of Water
Valley, spent sunday in Grenaaa.
Come often Madden, we are always
glad to gee you.
Mr.. H G. Orman, one of III most
enterprising young business men, has
been absent from the city for sevcral
days looking after his farming inter-
ests in the bottom country.
Miss Courtney Walthall, after
spending "a few weeks in Holly
Springs, visiting relatives and fricnt5,
returned to the city Saturday, and
was welcomeds by her host of friends
and admirers.
Messrs. W. H Stokes and William
Hamilton returned Saturday fom
Torrance where they had .penta week
with their friend, Mr.. Jesse Hardy
They report their visit to have been
one of unbroken pleasure.
Mr.. Zeno 7. Harris, of the Memphis
Appeal, gave this office a pleasant call
on last Friday. Mr.. II IRIS we found
to bea gentleman of high intellect Of
atfable social manners.
Our worthy and intelligent post
master, Capt. r. y. Hall spent a few
days at Castallian Springs last week,
and we are glad TO say returned very
much improved by this health giving
nclUd.
| If any young man in town wishes a
pleasant place to board where they
will get good meals, polite attention
on prompt time, got to the house Of
our worthy old friend, b. II. Gordon.
and they will get il at very reasonable
rates. Try them and be convinced.
Col. W. n. Pass accompanied by his
interesting family, LETT for the coast on
! Wednesday, where they 60 10 pass
away the dull dreary moments Of
this hot, m0nOtonOus summer
weather. We wish them . pleasant
stay.
Ourindefatigable dude and ma<Aer,
w. n. Cr0tford has been granted a
leave Of absence OF few days by his
employer, and is spcndjng the time in
the country Near Oxford. Have good
time Willie, and don't stay long for
your "old man. is getting lonesome
at the "Ranchn by himself.
Horseback riding among the young
folks now is "all the 60" But this
part of the GAZETTE would likesto
advise them not to ride through the
public square any faster than Il walk,
especially early III the morning when
there is no danger Of harming any
one. Five dollars fine.
Mr.. Fontaine, formerly of c. J. Aus
tin Il Co., of Grenada, but now OF the
same large firm of Greenwood, spent
several days with us This week. In
telligent, moral and active in move
ment, he is just the sort of liza that
such a firm needs. Otfduty, Mr.. Eon-
taine is social and entertaining.
Misses Louie Gage, Anna NirhOIso on,
Ruthie Jones and Ella ROane have rr-
turned to the city afterspcnding sew
eral days in the country visiting rela-
tives and friends, near Torrance. The
pure invigorating country air painted
the Of health on their lovely
faces which certainly does hot detract
from their appearance. Gre ada has
heeI much brighter siLcetheir return.
JusticeL @. c. Lamar spent Sun
day with tho family Of our distin-
guishtIfrllnw citizen, and judge IT,
mars warm personal friend, Gem. +.
G. Walthall. Had Judge Lamar re-
maimed over O., Monday our citize 5
would have boon pleased to have paid
him that respect due his high charAc-
terand eminent services Neareglad
to find that this able statesman and
Jurist express sentiments as to the
progress OF the Southland Mississippi.
We are sorry to learn that Il good
OLD christian friend is sick in bed.
Mr.. Moro is one Of the connecting
links between Grenada's past end
present. Having lived an honest up
right life, now in his old age the love
aud respect of all who know him,
settles ar.umd his declining years, as
beautifully as golden tinls surround
tie setting sun. That h, may soon
be on his feet again is the prayer oi
his many friends.
The sociablc on Monday evening
given in honor of the Misses Loeb, Of
Canton, by Misses Fanny and Hattie
Vile, brought together in happy re-
union much ofthe beauty and gallant
ry of Grenada. The Misses Vile
never appeared on such an occasion
with presence so graceful in move
ments, winesome in smiles and agre-
cable in chat. They made every body
feel their magnetic powers in a feeling
of generous welcome. To their lovely
guests, Misses Loeb, it was an over
walton OF both sexes to the accomplish
ments of the two handsome strangers,
mingling in happy union, pride and
beauty of two cities.
The death Of Mr. l. Bernhard in the
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