The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1897-05-29

Malaria. the advance agent of nu-
merous Ills that the flesh is heir to. is
out with his spring samples. His
specialties are the tired feeling"
ennui, and general debility. II any OF
the SENTINEL readers should have a
II don't care for anything" feeling,
they should dispatch messenger post
haste for Microbinc or some good
malaria annihiator.
The Republican plum tree has sew
eral luscious plums on the tOpmost
branch that remain to be shaken of
Into the maws Of eager Republicans.
Misses Weeks and Irby, two Of Gre
NADIA attractive young ladies. were
the gue-ts of Miss Leola Pearl Holly.
Wsnn-Preston Avenue, Sunday.
The season OF loral beauty isat hand.
The beautiful cape jessaminc cmits a
fragrance that is delicate ard delight
ful: the rose, the queen OF flowers. in
vari-colored hues, luXuriates in many
gardenS, and bouquets placed in a
room the perfume therefrom will per-
meate the remotest part; the many
cOlored geraniums by their soft and
soothing odor always command the
admiration of lovers of flowers: the
chrysanthemum, the idoized flower of
all nations, grows to perfection in our
dear Southland. A home without
flowers is devoid its most attractive
feature.
The spinster's favorite flower is said
to be an Old maids pick, or bachelor
buttons.
What we love to kiss-tuiips.
Dressed kid gloves are more worn
than suede, though the latter are cool
er for summer wear.
Soon the hood-gates OF education
will be turned loose. The month OF
June. the earle" part OF this month.
will b" taken up in all this land of
ours, especially in America, by the
Commencement exercises OF schools of
all kinds, both male and fenale. The
multi-ideaed Miss will essay subject
that will require a vast deal Of probing
into the mysteries Of the occult to
reduce to words, and with its compile
ton she will retire from the stage
amid foundations of flowers, hutters of
fans and screenings of orchestral
music. With her certificate Of gradu-
alton in her hand, she starts in life
with a fund of information, good looks,
ETC., as her stock in trade, and as she
Is mistress of the situation, she can
adopt profession Or marry anyone; in
this she can use her own sweet will.
Z The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs. T.
E. Heron will sympathize with them
in the illness of their little daughter,
Cynthia, who at this writing is in Il
very critical condition. 1t is hoped
that the Divine Power will restore her
10 health, and that she may live to
honor the fond parents.
The many friends Of Allie Morrison
n this city will be glad to learn that
he is making rapid progress in the
pursuance OF his studies in bookkeep-
ng and stenography, at the celebrated |
lexington, KY, Business College.
Miss Mary Gibbs, an accomplished
'Oung lady Of Jackson, is visiting her
:ousin, Miss Mary G. Smith, Gatewood.
Mrs. Holly and son, Leon, visited
'renada Tuesday.
The cool weather has continued |
throughout the early summer months.
md sleeping under bed quilts has been
ndIlged in more so than for several
ummers.
Mr.. Baily, of Torrance. says the
cenery between this city and Blount's
Well is very picturesque.
They say that Townes Wynn has Il
genuine case Of atraire de heart.
Sam Newburgcr, OF Winona, was Il
'isitor here for several days last week.
The colOred shirt craze is said to be
IN the wane, and its more refined dis
placer, the white shirt, will ocsupy
is wonted place as King of Linen, and
the shirt of many colors
will be relegated to the kinky heads
ma spOrtsmen.
The reason Goethe married his cook
vas that, like nearly all great men. he
vas more anxious to have in the house
! woman who would understand his
tolnach than one who would sympa-
,hize with his soul. BRAN.
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