The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1904-07-09


ment is one of the most complete in
the State, doing a superior class OF
work in the very latest styles of the
art. It's facilities, always the test,
have recently been quite materially
improved, thus making it possible to
compete with any office in Mississippi.
Prices will always be found the lowest,
quality and workmanship considered.
The Illinois Central company will
extend the side-track at the Grenada
Oil company's mills one hundred feet,
thus giving transportation facilities
to the proposed new sandbrick plant.
If you are a millionaire you may be
robbed. 1 write burglary Insurance.
Z. e. MOODY, Agt.
Mrs. Jennie M. Hardy of Green's
borough, Ala, who has been connect
ed with the Blue Mountain Female
College during the past year, was a
guest of Mrs. Eugene Penn last week.
Miss Jennie DeLoach has been APP
pointed a member of the board of ex-
aminers, and will doubtless prove a
valuable acquisition to that body.
Mrs. Lizzie Allen and Miss Georgia
| Allen are in Indian Territory visiting
| relatives.
The frame building on the site OF
the proposed new Jail has been sold to
w. E. Moore for a consideration OF
s22 so, and is now being razed.
What could be more delightful than
a trip to New York via. Savannah
and thence by ocean,. The Ocean 5
S. Co. announces that it's service has
never been better than at present
For this trip | take pleasure in an
neuncing the very low rate of ssO.1'
for the round trip and also a rate o
$50. IS round trip to Boston, Mass.
via same route. N. j. CarOtherS.
Mrs. T. E. Heath has gone to Bruins
wick, Tenn, on an extended visit t.
her parents. She was accompanied b.
her sister, Miss Hattie Griffin, VIII
has been her guest for several weeks
A.. j. McCaSlin will go to Cinc1n
natl about the 18th inst. to atten'
the annual reunion of the Elks. Ill
will be absent a week.
The Cumberland Telephone Com
pany is putting its Hardy line in ex
cellent repair. A number OF men ar
engaged in the work.
Building in Grenada is consider
ably retarded for want of brick. WorI
on the proposed new Jail is slow in be
ing commenced for this reason.
You can't stop a cyclone but yo'
can protect yourself by taking a pol
icy on your buildings. They are cheap
I've got 'em. T. E. MOODY, Aga
Our pleasant friend, w. d. Salmon
left on Tuesday for Mexico on a pleas
ure tour.
The Ladies Mite society Of the Pres
byterian church met on Monday wit
Mrs. Kate Duncan. Mrs. Duncan
the Oldest living member of the churc
DR.. T. j. Brown and family left o
Tuesday for St. Louis, where the
are visiting the Worlds fair
D. B. Phillips will build a bridg
over Turn Bull creek, in District M
l, the county board having awarde
him the contract.
Miss Hattie KoSminsky leaves tn
week for Atlantic City, N. j., for
months vacation in quest OF health
Bishop Theodore D. Bratton of Jacl
son will deliver a sermon at A
= Saints Episcopal church on Sunda.
July II.
There was a pleasant gathering {
7. r. Arndale's, one mile east Of CIR
nada, on the Fourth of July. parti'
ipated in by the members OF tn;
community and a number OF town
people. This social session was he.
in the grove opposite Mr.. Arndale
, store, where barbecued meats al
: Brunswick stew were served at I'll
noon hour. The day was most plea
antlY spent.
Our genial friend, Mr.. Jas. Cuff, a
: companied by his two intelligel
, daughters, Misses May and Kate, lie
on Tuesday morning to visit the ia
at st. Louis.
The genial and affable Harry c. A
!, ans, the efficient teller of the Anne
lean National Bank OF Oklahon
City, is spending several weeks wi
his parents in Grenada. Grenada
proud of all such sterling young ge
tlemen.
e The big-hearted, popular A. J.. &
, rard, with his excellent wife and t.