The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1906-11-03
Local and Personal

Grenada is the best town.
Upward goes Grenada property.
Get started in the Piano Contest.
Pay your subscription. We need
the money.
Mr.. w. i. Hoffa was a Memphis
visitor this week.
Grenada'S splendid citizenship is
her best advertisement.
Hon. VIM. C. Mclean is in Florida
looking after his orange farm.
Go to the College next Friday night
il you love good music we'll rendered.
DR.. and Mrs. H. L. Noel of Tor
spent several days In Grenada
this week.
The most popular lady in Grenada
county is going to get our s400 piano.
Who will 1t be?
See your neighbOr and IL he is not
a subscriber to The Sentinel, insist
that he become ne.
Mrs. J. II. Brown and her daughter,
Miss Sallie Key, spent several days In
Memphis this week.
Grenada continues to receive addi-
tiOnS in the way of a number of Splen-
did families moving here.
Miss Walter McNeeley, of Lake
CormOrant, Miss, is visiting her Sis
ter, Mrs. l.. II. Sturgeon.
Mrs. Paul Valentine and Miss Geor-
gia Miller of PhOeba, Miss, are guests
of Mrs. O. +. Lawrence.
Mrs. Jerry Talbert received yeSter-
day (Friday) afternoon at the home of
her sister, Mrs. +. w. Sabin.
No coupons voted in piano contest
except payment is made on job work,
advertising or subscription.
Go to the College chapel next Fri
day night. November 9 for some good
music. No charges for admission.
Your presence will be appreciated
at the College next Friday night at
the recital given by the music facul-
ty.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Dunn, of Water
Valley, came down Sunday and re-
manned until the close of the Gates
meeting.
DIR. F. H. Smith and family of
Water Valley visited the Doctors
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Smith
last Sunday.
Mrs. w. NJ. McSwine and little
daughter, Of ScObey spent several
days this week the guests Of Mrs. j.
Henry Harris.
Mr.. w. III. Allen, formerly manager
Of the Grenada Lumber Company, but
10Y Of Jackson, Miss, vas in Grenada
the early part Of the week.
Read the ad OF the Hotchkiss Mil
linery Company which appears else
where in this issue. Some rare bar
gains await the ladies there.
Mr.. A. II. COwleS, OF ClaremOnt,
n. H., accompanied by his niece, Miss
Bartlett, is visiting Mrs. II Horton
and ether relatives in Grenada.
Miss Trice, OF Paragould, Ark, and
Miss Haughton, Of Aberdeen, have re-
@,.,ol l..1o onr 1o1tI f1 x,;cst
to the Misses Austin in Grenada.
Mrs. H. E. Calm and her two in
teresting little children, Of Green
wood, were gncStsat the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. Z. w .KOSminsky this week.
Miss Berta Brown left Monday for
New York City, where she goes to
enter q conservatory for the purpose
OF still further perfecting herself IN
music. |
Miss Lawrence at the piano, Miss
Peck on the violin, Miss Wilmington !
elocutioniSt and Mrs. Clifton soprano |
will entertain at the College next Fri
day night.
Mrs. John Tucker, of Nashville,
Tenn, accompanied by her daughter, |
Mrs. Carrie Connor, OF the same place
is visiting her son, DR.. G. III. Tucker
and family.
The Music Faculty OF Grenada Col
lege will give a recital 10 the college
chapel next Friday night, November |
g. Everybody invited. No charges |
for admission.
Rev. Dir. Geo. c. Gates was agree
ably surprised last Sunday by the |
coming OF his wife and little son. |
They remained with him until the |
close Of the meeting. |
Mr.. j. p. Jones returned WedneS. |
day night from . two weeks visit 10
Newman, N. NJ where he went to
visit his brother, Mayes, whom he re-
ports to be doing nicely.
Hon. E. f. Noel, one OF the promi-