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At her attractive home, PA north
eighth street. Beside the club mem
beers. there was a party of guests who
We're as follows: Miss Marjorie Tay-
Tor. Of Huntington, w Va, who Is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Milo Fer
reIl. and Mesdames Robert HON.
mons, James A. Murphy, Harry Nor
row and Frank Parsons.
At cards Miss Taylor won the
guests honor, and Mrs. J. A Moore,
club honors. These ladies were pre-
scented with pretty prizes. and the
club prize to the hostess was given
Mrs Swisher. who served a delicious
luncheon at the close of the games.
Next week the Me11y-Go-Round
will meet with Miss Alma Smith, east
Main street
The revival services which are be
ing held at the First Methodist Epis-
copal church are being wen attended.
r. f. Diffendorfer, office secretary of
the Epworth league. of Chicago, viii
preach tonight. Next week Evange-
list Rev. c. Fenwick Reed, of TeIre
sTIautc, viii arrive from Woodstock,
H., where he has been holding a re-
vivaI and will remain here for a fort
night, preaching and conducting these
services.
Yesterday afternoon, with the retir-
ing president, Mrs r. l.. Kelly, 22l
Central avenue, was held a most inn
portant meeting of the Tuesday After
math.
IT was the annual business meeting,
and there was large attendance Of
interested members.
The program for next year was
read by Mrs Bradbury, chairman of
the program committee. Architecture
and sculpture will be studied during
the season, when the regular meetings
will occur fortnightly instead of
weekly, as in the past winter. Be
side the regular meetings, several en-
tertainments and guests days will be
given.
Officers for the next twelve months I
were elected at yesterdays meeting, /
by reclamation. Mrs. w. n True |
blood was made president, Mrs. L. c. I
Boyd vice president; Mrs. w E.
secretary; Mrs Noah Hut
ton, reelected, treasurer, and Mrs +
Nj. f. Johnston to the new office Of I
in the Civic Improve
ment league.
After the election a committee was
appointed for the Aftermath clos
ing banquet, which occurs April 10Th.
A large committee, for distributing
flower seeds among the school chill
lren, was appointed only after much
It has been a custom of h
he club during the past three or four
years to give an annual prize to the
school boy or girl raising the most
beautiful flower bed. It was thought 4
perhaps advisable to omit the prize
his year, but, after discussion, it was
teclded best not to give up a plan of !
uch educational value
Short time remained for the so
ial phase of the meeting, but it was
zone the less enjoyable.
The regular meeting next week {
vill be at the home of Mrs. w. S. ,
Iiatt, on north d street. ]
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THE WEATHER.

Indiana CLOUDY, showers Thurs
dav. possibly late tonight rising
temperature.
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guest Of Mr. and Mrs. G. ". Hous-
er, returned last evening to her home
III Hagerstown.
Mrs. r. E. Diffendorfer. Of Chicago.
l. visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
y. H. sayIor, Of north fourteenth
street.
Mr.. and Mrs, Henry T. Bode. of
south sixth street. returned home yes
terday from Indianapolis. where they
have been visiting relatives.
Mr. Philip Slower. of Greenville. O..
who. has been a guest of Nh. and Mrs.
0. C. Woods. Of north fourteenth
street. for a few days, left today fo
Sunny Side. Washington. where he
will make his home.
Rev and Mrs George TrebeI have
returned to Hamilton. o'Go. after a
short visit with Rev. and Mrs. \ J.
Feeger, Of south seventh street
Mrs. William Emerson arrived t.
day from Dayton Ohio. to be a eu
of Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Branson,
Of east Main street.
Mrs. Maude Gray, of north tenth
street. returned last night from
Fortville, Ind, where she spent Sun
day with relatives.
Mr.. Gaar and Mr.. Simmons. of
Richmond, will come Friday to visit
Mr. and Mrs Harry Dic5hut and
Mr. and Mrs Edward Wilmington.
and to attend the Cleon Club dance
Friday evening. Indianapolis jour
nal
Miss Hazel Fisher Of Cambridge
City, is making a week visit with
relatives and friends here.
Mrs J. T. White of Spring Grove, |
left yesterday for Carthage, Ind, |
where she expects to spend several
weeks with relatives
Miss Nina Hover of Chicago is in
the city for few days visit with
friends. At present she is a guest of
Miss Cora Eggemeyer.
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Mr.. and Mrs Henry T Bode. of
south sixth street. returned home yes
terday from Indianapolis, where they
have been visiting relatives.
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their home, 10 north eleventh street
for the clerks Of Mr. Nusbaum's new
store. which viii be opened within 2
few days.
After dinner the guests were enter
tanned with music, closing a very en-
| ioyable event. The following were
present: The Misses Emma ConnelL
Ethel Smith, Bessie Darnell, Title
Griffin, Anna Ennis, Margaret Con
roy, Ted Apparatus, Eva Lichtenfels.
Elizabeth Morrev, Gwendolyn Reese.
Flora Puthoff, Elsa Berg. Reta APP
parius, Murtie Ford, Flossie DoIloff
and Mary CriveI; Mrs. Dale Claudy;
Messrs. Charles Igleman. Albert
Welsh, Calvin Lamb. Henry Apparatus.
Charles Youmans and Omar Whelan.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Home Missionary society of Grace
Methodist Episcopal church was hello
Yesterday afternoon at the home Of
Mrs. Charles s. Farnhan, 10 south
eighth street.
After the usual devotional service.
Mrs. Knode gave a very pleasing vo-
cal solo, and Mrs. G. II. Hill read
paper entitled ''Southern HIGH
lands dealing in a graphic man
ner with the missions among the
mountain whites. - Mrs. Hill i an
enthusiastic mission worker. and her
interest in her subject, combined with
her pleasant delivery. msde an adj,
dress both pleasing AMI interesting
General discussion followed. in which
nearly all the ladies participated Re
ports from the officers and commit
tees were heard, ana other regular
business was transacted. and an. III
teresting event was the closing of Two
barrels of gifts to be sent to u minist
or in South Dakota.
The meeting closed with a social
hour. to be held again next mont.
when Mrs. John Likens will erter-
tain the society at her home. on north
fourteenth street.
Mrs. Ira Swisher entertained the
AieEE-Go-Round yesterday afternoon
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Thursday.

Thursday Afternoon Whist club
with Mrs. Frank /. Reed, 100 north
fifteenth street.
Thursday ThimbIe club with Miss
Laura Sehatz, 100 south thirteenth
street.
East End Whist club with Miss
Mary Lemon, % south seventeenth
street.
Occult Research club with Mrs.
James Mcneil, % south thirteenth
street.
Earlham Oratorio at First Method
ist Episcopal church.
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Friday.

Athenaea with Mrs. J. J. Dickin-
son, 124 south fifteenth street
Whist party for ladies in Elk club
rooms.
Ladies Aid society of Grace Meth
odist Episcopal church.
Whist party at the Country club.
Iris club with Mr.. and Mrs. L. n.
Cox, - south tenth street.
Card party by Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Weber, 10 south thirteenth street
Northwest Circle of the Missionary
ciety of First Methodist Episcopal
church with Miss Ida Taylor, 1926
east Main street.
Dime social by Ladies Aid so
ciety of Grace Methodist Episcopal
church at the home of Mrs. w. H
Branson, 1904 east Main street.
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Mrs. r. E. Diffendorfer. Of Chicago.
j. visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
J. II. Saylor, Of north fourteenth
street.
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Rev and Mrs. George TrebeI have
returned to Hamilton. o'iio. after
short visit with Rev and Mrs. \. J.
Feeeer. Of south seventh street.
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a guest OF Mr. and Mrs. G. ". Hous-
en-, returned last evening TO her home
in Hagerst0Wn.
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Mrs. William Emerson arrived t.
day from Dayton. Ohio. to be a gu
of Mr. and Mrs. William H. Branson,
of east Main street.
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Mr.. Thomas Lamb, of Boston,
Mass, who has been spending the
winter with relatives in the west, ar
rived here last night FOR an extended
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. B. G. Price.
of south thirteenth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Millikan, of
New Castle, who have been guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Kaufman. of
south seventh street, returned home
yesterday.
Miss Ruby Hunt, of south eiah-
teenth street, leaves IN a few DAYS
for visit with Cincinnati friends
and relatives.
Miss Imelda Murray, of west Rich
mond, has returned from Lynn. where
she has been a guest of Miss Reba
Nye, formerly of this city.
Rev. X. Kannellas returned YES
terday evening TO Birmingham. Ala.
after short visit with Mr.. and Mrs
Angelo kutche, Of Main street.
Mrs Emery Carver returned to
connersville today after visiting with
Mrs. Eliza Driesbaugh for a few
days.
The Misses Williams. of Oak Hill. f
Ohio. are visiting their sister Mrs
John Evans. of 1912 Main street
Mrs. Sarah Mcintyre, who has been
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Mrs Maude Gray, of north tenth
street. returned last night from
Fortville, Ind, where she spent Sun
day with relatives.
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Mrs. Ira Swisher entertained the
AlerE-Go-Round yesterday afternoon
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Ground Broken for New Church.

On Monday morning at nine O'Clock
ground was broken for the new Pres
byterian church in the presence Of
quite concourse of people, who had
assembled to participate in or to wit
ness the appropriate religious cere-
mony. The Rev. J. G. Carothers, pas
tor Of the Presbyterian church in this
city for more than quarter century,
disturbed the first spadefull of earth
for the excavation, prayer having pre-
ceded the action. Irby & Whitaker
Immediately thereafter began excava-
ting for the handsome editice Of wor-
ship which will replace the old struc-
ture razed last week, and work on the
building will be pushed as rapidly as
poSSib]e,
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the past week On Monday cutting
took place at the tie plant, in which a
negro slashed the face of another
black, but before the sheriff's Office
could be notified and get an officer to
the scene of the difficulty the Grimm
al had disappeared and has not been
apprehended. On the r. w. Mullin
place on Tuesday there was shoot
ing, in which two negroes were the
principals, and other like cases Of a
minor character have been reported.
Had officers been in the respective
beats at the time the criminals would
probably have been apprehended, had
not the perpetration of the crimes
been prevented, 1t is an impossibility
for the sheriff to cover the entire ter
ritory within his Jurisdiction with
sufficient speed to capture those guilty
of minor offenses, and therefore the
necessity Of having conStables in diff
ferent parts OF the county is apparent.
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Recent Real Estate Transfers.

J. w. Buchanan to B. E. Moore,
part of lot 172, east ward, considera-
tion 81, 700.
W. F. Hallam to E. G. F. Troup,
lot in west ward, consideration $500.
Aver & Lord Tie Company to W. A.
Odom, 125 acres in section 4, tp. 21,
range east, consideration $500.
J. NJ. Duncan to f. W. Stine of
Gilman, Illinois, 800 acres near Hol-
comb, consideration $4,000.
D. L. Holcomb to P. B. and T. j.
Curry, lots and 5, block II, Holcomb,
consideration $3.50.
Thos. P. Sims to W. r. Mullin, part
Of lot ia, east ward, consideration
$500.
Lizzie Raymond to Alonzo Raymond
part of lot 21. Green Crowder's survey
east ward. consideration 81.
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AMONG THE LOCAL CHURCHES.
Ordination Services at First Baptist-ReI
Carothers Goes to Graysport.

The First Baptist church will or.
dain two deacons Sunday morning
The Rev. Rosamond of Winona is ex.
pected to preach the ordination ser
mon. All are invited to attend. The
church will unite in the union service
at the Methodist church in the even.
ing.
The Rev. J. G. CarotherS will hold
no services in this city tomorrow, hav-
ing gone to Graysport to preach on
that day. Sunday school at the usual
hour.
The Rev. j. W. Lee, who has been
holding meetings in the northern part
of the State, will fill his pulpit at the
Central Baptist church both morning
and evening tomorrow.
The Rev. E. d. Williams will
preach at Hope church, five miles
southeast of Grenada, on Sunday, and
will deliver another discourse at the
same place on Monday if the people
of that neighborhood SO elect.
Union services will be held at the
Methodist church tomorrow evening.
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But above all we have
ever ''exerted ourselves to
make our prescription de-
partment perfect in detail,
and such a-thing as substi-
tuition has never been per-
rnitted under any circum-
stances. We never employ
a druggist that.is not regis
tered in our state, thereby
insuring you against any
possibility of a serious
mistake. We wish to call
our friends and patrons at
tention to the fact that
while we buy only the
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1904-08-20
A TEACHERS INSTITUTE.
White Teachers of Grenada County In.
structed by Prof. Sanders.

A county institute for the county
of Grenada has been held at the
court house in this city this week
conducted by Prof. G. E. Sanders OF
the Greenwood public schools. The
attendance has been fairly large, and
much help has been given the teach
ers for the work before them. AS an
instructor Prof. Sanders is highly es-
teemed by those who met him in the
institute. An institute for the col
ored teachers of the county will be
held next week, commencing on Mon
day.
There are in Grenada county a to-
tai of 78 schools, of which number 33
are white and As colored. In the
former the total number Of teachers
employed is 35 and the latter 49,
The total number of children enrolled
is 1908, of which number 1925 are
black and 678 white. The average
daily attendance last school year was
whites AL of blacks, 1878. Theaver-
age salary paid to white teachers is
$50. 80, and to colored teachers S1S.96.
The cost of the schools in the county,
outside of the city, for which these
figures are intended, is''about $40, 900,
OF which aggregate about 81, 900 is
for teachers salaries.
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TURNER'S SANITY PROVEN.
Long Search for His Missing Wife
Results in Finding Her.
FEARED THAT TURNER HAD HARMED HER
Sheriffs Posse and Neishbor scour Hills
and Valleys for Ms. NJ. E. Turner, and
Find Her Eight Miles Away.

On Friday afternoon of last week
Mrs. M. E. Turner, who lived with
| her husband four miles south OF Gre
NADIA, disappeared from her home in a.
way that created the impression
among her neighb0rS that she had
been foully dealt with, and a search
was instituted to locate her. After
making thorough investigation of
the premiSeses without avail, and
her husband failing to throw any
light on the matter, the authorities
were notified. On Sunday Sheriff
Crowder, accompanied by a posse Of
more than twenty-five men, went to
the Turner home and renewed the
search, being joined by many Of the
neighbors. The woods were searched
and small creek near the premises
was followed for some distance, but
withoutrevealing any knowledge Of the
woman's whereabouts. An day Sun
day was spent in this way, and much
interest was manifested in both coun-
try and city. Late Sunday evening,
however, the persistent work Of the
searchers, some of whom had been in
the field since Saturday morning, met
its reward, Mrs. Turner being found
alive and we'll in the brush near the
home Of the Widow Nail, in Carroll
county, and eight miles distant from
the Turner place. Notwithstanding
her seventy-three years she had walk
ed the entire distance.
The sudden disappearance of Mrs.
Turner, and combination of circum-
stances in connection Herewith, lead
to the suspicion that her husband had
done her harm, and that he was men-
tally unbalanced. Deputy Sheriff
Beck took Mr.. Turner into custody on
Sunday morning and lodged him in
jail here awaiting developments in the
case. Mrs. Turner came to Grenada
on Monday afternoon, and later in the
day her husband was arraigned before
a jury of six men, of which Mr.. j. B.
Jones was foreman, on the charge Of
insanity. After hearing the testimony
of number of witnesses, and an ex-
animation of Mr.. Turner, the jury re-
tired and within ten minutes return
ed verdict of sanity. The old gen.
tleman was forthwith given his free
dom, and on the following day went
back to the farm, while his wife of
thirty-five years went to Greenwood
to friends.
The stories told by the principals to
the unfortunate affair were somewhat
but showed that the diff
iculty was the result Of domestic
trOuhleS
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Prices will
always be just
as reasonable
as our
competitors

and besides you have the
satisfaction of knowing that
you are getting the best
service that s.skilled phar-
nacists can give.
Thanking you for your
most liberal patronage in
the past and soliciting a
continuance of same, we
are
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1904-08-20
PINK MUST REMAIN IN JAIL
Cannot Be Taken to the Pen Un.
til His Case is Decided.
TAKES AN APPEAL TO THE SUPREME COURT
An interesting and Novel Question Pre-.
sented to the Attorney General For
His Opinion. The Case.

Notwithstanding Pink Coleman
who was convicted of manslaughter a.
the July term Of the Circuit court fol
Grenada county and sentenced to sew
en- years Imprisonment in the state
penitentiary, wants to go to that in
titution without delay, there is nc
likelihood that his wish will be graft
fed in the near future. Sheriff Crow.
der addressed two communications
to Warden Henry, asking that official
to send for the prisoner according to
the provisions of sections 1446 and
5000 of the Annonated Code, but in
aSmuch as Coleman has appealed his
case the prisoner cannot be taken to
the penitentiary and put in stripes.
The case is an interesting and some
what novel one, and was referred to
the attorney general for his opinion.
Section 1446 of the code referred to
make it the duty Of the Judge to no.
tify the Warden of the State Peni-
tentiary Immediately upon the SEN
fencing of prisoner to the peniten-
tiary and section 300 orders the
Warden on the receipt of the notice
from the Judge to dispatch an officer
to the county Jail to convey the pris-
oner to the penitentiary.
Where a case is appealed the peni-
tentiary authorities and the authori-
ties of the courts have decided that
the trial is not ended, and the prison
er cannot be taken to the peniten-
tiary and placed in stripes. The
Grenada county jail is considered in
secure, but even SO Coleman cannot
be taken to the penitentiary for safe
keeping. Before the old walls in
Jackson we're removed the authori-
ties of the penitentiary, in the coun-
ties where the jails were insecure,
very frequently took prisoners, SEN
fenced but who had appealed their
cases to the Spreme court, to the
penitentiary, and kept them in the
cells until the cases were finally dis
posed of, but stripes were never plac-
ed on the prisoner nor was he con-
Sidered a convict. He was only held
for safe keeping. With the removal
of the penitentiary walls this was
changed. The penitentiary now has
no place where it can take the prison
erS sentenced by the circuit court, and
keep them until the case is finally
disposed of by the Supreme court.
The prisoners cannot be numbered
among the convictS and taken to the
penitentiary, and the Attorney-Gen-
eral in his opinion to the Warden in
the Grenada case SO held, even if the
prisoner does want to go to the pen
itentiary. If the case has been ap-
pealed nothing can be done until final
disposition is made, and it is the
general opinion Of the authorities
that Grenada county will have to keep
Coleman until the Supreme court has
taken action.
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Constables Are Badly Needed.

OF the five constables elected at the
last election in this county two have
resigned, and the resignation of an
other will be presented at the Septem-
ber meeting of the county board, thus
leaving but two constables. Accord
ing to Sheriff Crowder this is not as it
should be. A constable Is necessary
in each beat in the county for the
preservation of peace, statement
which is borne out by occurrences of
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1904-08-20
Arraiqned on Serious Charge.

DOC" Wood of Montgomery coun-
ty was arraigned before Justice Penn
on Monday charged with having COM
mitted assault and battery upon the
person of Buster Harris, colored, al
Elliott Station, eight miles south OF
Grenada, on July 30, and was bound
over to the circuit court. W. S. Hill
of Winona represented Wood and
Roane & Roane of this city the
plaintiff. Fernando Wood, a brother
of the defendant, who was also impli'
Gated in the affair, has not been ap
pretended.
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Herhine.

Renders the bile more fluid and thus
helps the blood to flow; it affords
prompt relief from biliousness, indi-
gestiOn, sick and nervous headaches,
and the over-indulgence in food and
drink. Herbine acts quickly, a dose
after meals will bring the patient in
to a good condition in few days.
G. L. Caldwell, Agt. M. K. and I.
r. r., Checotah, Ind. Ter, writes,
April Is, 1908: Il was sick for over
two years with enlargement of the
liver and spleen. The doctors did me
no good, and I had given up all hope
Of being cured, when my Druggist adj
vised me to use Herbine. 1t has
made me sound and we'll. :" soc.
Sold by D. 0. Semmes, Second Glass
Drug Store. AS
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Best and
PureSt of
Drugs

and from only the most
reputable houses, we, at
the same time will not only
assure but will guarantee
that our
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1904-08-20
Fair Will Be a Success.

The Grenada Fair association is do
ing some extensive advertising for the
annual fair and Rce meefdng in Octo.
ber. and if the attendance is not larger
than ever before it cannot be attribu'
ted to inactivity on the part Of the
management. The event will
be the best of it's kind ever held
in Grenada county, and every citizen
should lend the undertaking helping
hand.
Attend Duncan s. Halls shoe sale
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-04-27
IN AND ABOUT THE COURTS
THE POOL ROOM CASE AND POS.
 sIBLE EXTENT OF FINE.

U. s. Circuit Court Opens session-Har-
 ry Cohen's PunIshment-case of Acei-
 dental Killing With Intentional Aim
 ing-chiId Rescued from Red Light
 District-secretary Seeks Receiver
 for Ives Investment cO.--Lnwyer ca-
 rey sent to JaiI-other Cases.
 Should MT. Mckee be convicted of running a gambling house he may be fined $500 for each day that he has run it. When he is arraigned besore the city court Saturday morning next he will be confronted with number of counts added to the general charge of keeping a gambling resort.
 Obviously the state could not hope to secure a conviction for each day dur ing the time the gambling was sup posed to be going on, but it will never theIess add counts for several days prior to the raid. The penalty of $500 4ne or one year in jail or both, is ap- Dlicable to each day.