The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1905-01-28
Grenada Boys.
THE SENTINEL.1

49, NJ Ooo
And handsome. jovial Winston Penn,
Can very easily entertain ten. Uadies)
There is that good little fellow Jno. Kee-
ton,
When after a Hunter" he just goes a
skeetin(g).
Jim Talbert is another who college-way
goes,
doors.
Claud Perry, the invincible Claud!
Has always a a hankering for a dear
little Maud. Not the mule)
Cowles Horton, a lawyer teeth and toe,
Usually has u very ''Free-go.
DR.. Dudley, a dentist divine,
Extracts teeth for many a dime.
When he is sleepy he says he is Ill,
And every body thinks the poor boy has
a chill.
Harry Adams is soon to-stop
The many fiirtations Of Louise TOpp.
Neil C~arothers, as we've been told,
Has a horror Of getting old.
That crafty -four drummer, Frank Jones,
Is never In danger of being called bones;
He travels over many a vale and gorge,
And does a thriving business, yes by
George"
Joseph Newburger, the great cotton man
Makes lots of money as fast as he can.
Sam Bloodworth is c%olor-blind since he
came to town;
He thinks. poor fellow, all the colors are
Brown"
John Martin Is trying to get a king"
Which we think for him, would be a good
thing
Geo. Wilson is a distributor of ware,
And handles Ibis cups" with very great
care.
At Semmes' drug store we will see VIII
The cute little child who rolls the pill;
He often times tries to get a little
Witty"
And gives to his customers many a ditty.
Sam Cuff. we know, goes regularly to
church,
But of the sermon he doesn'tget much;
For just on the opposite side from his pew
Sit the sweet college girls, just a few?
That all-round, jolly fellow, Jno. King,
Thinks the star a lear little thing.
Vassar Dubard is a boy latter my own
heart"
He always knows how, and does the man.
ly part.
Crawford Garner is n brave and gallant
lad:
He takes after his daddy, which isn't at
all bad.
II Daniel" were thrown into a ions
den,
We think he would combat them, aye
even ten.
That prim andfastidiousE mmettPowell,
Uses Oh! SO many a towel.
For all girls he has a proper regard,
But mostof't' wends his way to WIN. Du-
bard.
Now there is our good friend, Cobb
Trusty,
Who never allows his love to grow musty.
He is often seen in search of a "Ladd,"
Who may some day, make his heart glad.
Bob Jones. though not a Grenada boy,
Makes a handy little toy;
He is often caught in the act OF stealing,
And would confess, if it were not for his
"Phelan." (Feeling.)
Egbert Jackson is a brave printer lad,
Wins is always jolly and never sad.
viii Williams helps with prescription,
And gives direction with glorious de-
scription.
That accommodating telephone mana
ger, Grove,
Is a gallant among the fair sex, as we all
know;
But it is very evident that his choice of
the town,
Is a beautiful little girl by the name of
Brown.
That superb singer, Mastis Moore,
Why haven't 1 thought of him before?
If Am not very much mistaken,
He travels the 70 ad toward Sip Tatum(s).
Young men you see, your secrets laid
bare.
By this ideal poet, so you had better
beware;
Lest he comes to you another day
To keep you boys from going astray.
Now, boys, 1 hope you will not refuse
This nonsensical poem of mine to peruse.
OF all the boys that hav been left out.
/ will take up later and say more about.