The Grenada sentinel., 1906-10-13
Local and Personal
The Fair.
On to the Fair.
your cotton to Grenada.

Let everybody come to the Fai
lext week.
The races will be the best ever Seel
at the fair.
Mayor Doty has been on the Sicl
list this week.
Next Wednesday, Thursday ant
Friday are Fair days.
Mr. j. Il. Thomas left Monday for q
business trip to Chicago.
Capt. w. A. Roane Of Oxford was a
Grenada visitor this week.
Mr.. r. w. Ray visited Pickens,
Miss, this week on business.
The King of Tramps' at the op-
era house next Wednesday night.
M Miss Nella Carl has returned after
an extended trip to various places.
Don't fail to read the ads. in The
Sentinel. 1t is a money saving bust
ness to you.
Mr.. Dave Il. Gates was back among
old friends this week after a three
q years service in the U. S. Army.
We are pleased to note the presence
@ or Capt. j. j. Stack on our streets
again after a very serious illness.
Mesdames r. Daley. Rice Press
Y grove and E. \. Penn are attending
"a the Baptist association this week at
COffeeville.
Mrs. G. L Glover (nce Miss Kate
Z Mayhew) of South Bend, Ark, is
8 enjoying a few days visit to her
mother and sister in Grenada.
Jack Frost made bis first appear
ance on the morning of the 10th and
was here on the morning Of the 1lth
in largely increased quantities.
Rev. w f. Roberts and Messrs. O.
L. Kimbrough and V. w. Garner at
tended the YalObuSha Baptist ASso-
citation this week at Coffeeville.
Mr.. L. b. Mize, who until recently
was manager of the Grenada Lumber
Co., has gone TO Greenyille to take
Charge OF large lumber yard.
Mrs. f. NJ. Hanks, of Shaw, Miss,
has been visiting her sister, Mrs. w.
M. Dubard and her brother. Mr.. Will |
lingtOn Beard, in Grenada for the past
ten days.
Mrs. w. B. Parker, accompanied by |
her two children, Of GraySpOrt, has |
been guest at the home Of her
mother, Mrs. NJ. L. Talbert, for
several days.
Mr.. j. G. Williamson Of Jackson,
Tenn, has accepted the position Of |
Cotton claSSer for the G.. V. Beadles
Cotton Company Of this city. We |
extend Mr.. Williams a cordial well
come to Grenada.
Mrs. Jennie Hardy of Blue Noun
tain was among those who came to
Grenada last Monday to attend the
funeral Of young Mr.. Bene, who died
at PittSbOrO, and was buried at Jetfer-
son in Carroll county.
We are pleased to note the presence
DR.. E. Calm on our streets again. He
and his daughter, Mrs. G. w. KOSmin-
sky accompanied by her little son,
Clarence, returned from Northern
points, where they have been for the
past several months, few days ago.
Mr.. A. It. Inman returned from
AckermaD Wednesday whittier he
had been for several days assisting his
brother and family, Mr.. w. w. Inman,
to arrange to 60 to Texas, where the
latter hopes tC get relief from pull
mOnary trouble.
Mr.. A. A. Morris was united in
marriage last Sunday morning to Miss
Lillian Turner at the home of the
brides parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. f.
Turner, two miles south Of Grenada,
Rev. B. p. Jaco officiating. The !
Sentinel wishes for the happy couple a {
life full of happiness.
Hon. J. G.. McGowen, OF Water
Valley, was Grenada visitor on ,
Wednesday and favored us with a
pleasant call. Mr.. McGowen is al.
candidate for district attorney in the /.
Eleventh judicial district to succeed !.
the Hon. Earle brewer, and is making :
l vigorous canvass. He would un-
serve his district faithfully,
should he be elected.
E. J. Weyneth, manager CT the
Grenada opera house has been at work :
IS well as the Fair association. On
Wednesday night, Oct. 18th, the
louse will open with the fOur-act
1.-THE King of Tramps, with
! big brass band. Thursday, Oct.
sth, tine young men give their annual
1air BALL Friday, Oct. 10Th, o. T.
Crawford will show the largest moving
picture outfit that ever came south.
he has picked these two companies
rom many to give his patrons the
pest on this occasion. McCaSlin will
ell the reserved seats this season.