The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1899-07-15
GRENADA, MISS. SATURDAY, JULY IS, l89
New catch mackrel,
Weyneth's. 1t.

New catch mackrel, at
Weyneth's. ct.
Rev. l. Trout held services at
Batesville Friday night, and will
do SO each Friday night until
further notice.
Mrs. Mary Woods, Mrs. S. c.
George and Mrs. E. J. Weyneth
returned Sunday from pleasant
and health-giving sojourn at
Castillian Springs.
Mr.. Sam Hart, chancery clerk
of Carroll county came down from
Carrollton Saturday evening and
spent Sunday with his wife, who
has been the guest of Mrs. J. w.
Buchanan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus Gerard
entertained at their home Thurs
day evening in honor CT the,
Misses McGehee, of Memphis,
who are guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
B. F. Thomas at the Grenada
Hotel.
Col. Barksdale brought in twenty
bales of cotton from his plantation
Thursday and sold it at the ex-
tremely low price now prevailing.
The time once was when that
amount of cotton would have been
worth little more than the cost
of hauling it to town.
A party of young people COM
posed of twelve ladies and six
gentlemen left bright and early
"Wednesday morning for the home
of Mrs. c. H. Guy, near Parsons
when they were pleasantly enter
tanned at a house party
until Thursday evening.
Rev. T. w. Dye has been
y, granted three-weeks leave of
absence by his ipdulgent con-
} grcgation and he is spending the
time at Hot Springs, Ark, for the
benefit of his health. here will
be services in the Metodist
church Sunday, probably con-
Quoted by Rev. w. NJ. Mcintosh
John Elyard, the man who
! raises garden truck for the gooe
people of Grenada, had on eX
hibition at the store of +. J
Weyneth Monday tomato stall
.. which bore five specimens of thi
! lucious vegetable; the aggregat'
Z weight of which was six pounds
! ! As a vegetable raises John Elyar@
+, is entitled to the medal,
1 President Mcintosh, Of Grenad
. College, returned Wednesda.
( from a tour in the northern par
. of the state in the interests o
=, that institution. He report
hattering results. and states tha
!. the indications are that tn
o capacity of the college will not b
e sufficient to accommodate tn
G number of pupils who will appl.
for admission.
S Rev. T. J. Newell, of Browns
vile. Tenn, former pastor of tn
> Methodist church here, tn
!. founder, and for twelve year
e president, of Grenada College
n is renewing old acquaintances i
# Grenada. He is one of the mos
popular men who ever lived i
IS the city, and his many friend
&c are delighted to meet him agair
r The editorial party of whic
8, the editor of the SENTINEL is
IT member, lett Chicago on Friday
- - June goth, reached Council Bluff
IT Iowa, Saturday morning fe
D. breakfast. The special trai
1T bearing the newspaper me
y y entered Wyoming on the mornin
N N of July end, and on the tollowin
TO day reaching Baker, City Orego
d Baker is a mining town and tf
10 ae gold mined there last yes
I'd amounted to four and a ha
y million dollars. The editors wei
d taken through the mines and tt
y, ", assay works and feasted on II
ID ID sight of more gold than w
no represented by the combined su
in scription lists of the entire part
The BUSINESS meeting of Il
association was held at Portlal
from July 5th to 18th. II
party is now touring Canad
at will reach Minneapolis on the 81
and Chicago the following da
ed Mr.. Buchanan has been havll