The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1900-09-08
LOCAL.

The lively Miss Norma Moore has
returned from Chicago.
Mr.. o. L. Kimbrough, made IA flying
visit 10 Wesson, Wednesday.
Misses Nellie and Kate Carl are
spending a few weeks at Allison's
Wells.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Duncan, OF Memphis,
wero the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. B. G.
Duncan Saturday.
Mrs. M. L. Hoskins, the efficient
lady principal of Grenada College, re-
turned Wednesday.
Miss Willie Long has returned from
st. Louis with a multitude of the latest
~bewildering things in fall millinery.
Prepare for some surprise when you
go to the opera house on the night of
the 18th. Further particulars later.
All next week Jennings & Salmon
will sell dry goods at astonishingly low
figures. 1t will pay you to investigate.
Mrs. Annie Williams, one of our
most excellent ladies, is visiting Miss
Iona Wilkins and her mother at Duck
Hill.
Mr.. Sam Kohn, OF Canton, IA bright
and hustling young man, is a new
clerk at the progressive store Of Sam
Vile.
! Grenada's best musical talent will be
seen and heard at the benefit performs
ance for the Presbyterian church at
the opera house on September 18th.
Miss Mode Moore, the experienced
and we'll known teacher, will resume
her music class at the opening of the
Grenada Graded School, Sept. s., st.
Jennings g. Salmon are continuing
read their advertisement in this issue.
The prices will interest you and the
goods will sell themselves.
Nor has there been any call for a
preacher this week in the matrimonial
line. All those marriage proposals
are probably being saved up for
Christmas presents.
w. A. McMullin, IL school teacher
of Yaiabousba county and well known
here. was arrested in Grenada Thurs
day by an officer from Water Valley.
charged with forgery, and was taken tc
the latter place for trial.
Mrs. Mary Loeb. of Canton, The
mother of Mrs. Sam Vile, of Grenada
died at her home on Sc ptemher 4th, al
al advanced age. Mrs. Loeb was g
noble and sweet woman. fondly loved
by all her relatives and highly respect
ed by all who knew her. We eXtend
our sympathy to the bereaved family
and friends.
The opera house, which has been
thoroughly overhauled and refittec
with new scenery and other improve
ments, will be opened on the night o
the 18th with an entertainment for thu
benefit of the Presbyterian church.
Local talent will furnish the amuse
meut and our best known and mos
; talented young people will participate
The prices will be 50 and 80 cents. Re
' served seats on sale at Moore Bros.
3 Marshal Murray learned Monda.
= tudt ny SOluP W pTcudud ne cOu'o
, get Que of the thieves that enter
I ed the Y store of S. K%abakoff las
> Wednesday, and Tuesday he boarded
J a freight train and went after th'
: game, and returned in the evening AM
t landed him safely in Jail to await trial
, Sufficient evidence was found on hi
person to warrant his Incarceration
: Water Valley Itimizer.
: Among the m prominently
: mentioned for the circuit iudgeship il
d this district none stand out with NOR
; force and distinctness than that O
y Hon. A. T. Roane of Grenada He is
Q lawyer of ability, IA gentleman G
=, culture and a citizen above reproach
u He filled this high position once il
times past with distinguished ability
v and if recognized and appointed agail
Y by Governor Longino his appointment
" will please the district generally AM
U Grer ada in particular.
On next Wednesday, Sept. u, tn
eighteenth annual session. The gu
e look for a good attendance was neve
4 better and the College will be crowde
y TO its fullest capacity. The corps c
teachers ATE up to the usual high slanC
e ard, and there are none better in tn
: state. What is needed most is tn
home patronage, for the building wi
+ not have to he enlarged to accomodat
u this class. 1t is to tie hoped Thai all {
o our people who can will enter the
daughters in the classes of this exec
lent Cnllege and thus assist one OF OF