The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1907-04-06
Local and Personal

Mrs. r. L. Kinds of Tupelo is visit.
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. M.
Dubard.
We regret to state that Capt. T,
ii. Estes is critically i'll and not ex'
pected to recover.
Miss Adele Hoffa of Memphis is
visiting her brother, Mr.. w. b. HOf-
ia and friends in Grenada.
Miss Jim Comb arrived home
Thursday from Lebanon, Tenn,
where she has been attending school.
WANTED; Somebody to make a
hair watch chain. Will pay good
, price for nice work. Apply at this
office.
Misses Ida COffman, Robbie DOak
and Adele Hoffa left this morning for
a visit to Mrs. Joe ESkridge at Aber-
deem.
DR.. J. W. Young will be absent
prehaps all of next week attending
the State Medical Association at
Gulfport.
Mrs. II. d. Glass returned Thurs
day to her home in Harrison, Ark.
after a ten days visit to her daughter,
Mrs. j. E. Cunningham.
Mrs. 9. B. Thompson and her little
daughter are visiting in Winona.
In a short while they contemplate a
trip to the Pacific Coast.
! DR.. A. Martin of Hardy will leave
tomorrow Saturday to attend the
State Medical Association at Gulf
port. The Doctor anticipates quite a
pleasant trip.
Jno. T. Keeton's Gold Leaf Flour
ad appears elsewhere. There is no
flour that has a better reputation ana
MIR. Keeton guarantees every barrel
lOf it.
Mr.. ChaS. Weir has accepted a pO-
Bition with Mr.J.W. Wood, the Good
Luck Grocer" Mr.. Weir was reared in
1.-THE eastern portion Of the county and
lis a young man of sterling worth. He
would be glad to have all his friends
tcall to see him.
We direct attention to the change
lin the ad of j. w. Wood the Good
Luck Grocer" Mr.. Wood has been in
business in Grenada but a short while
fbut he has one of the best grocery
trades in town. He is a good mer-
chant, a good buyer and a close sell
Ter.
Prof. II. W. Pitcher of Louisville,
Ky, is in Grenada installing the new
pipe organ in the First Baptist
church. Mr.. Pitcher is accompanied
by Mrs. Pitcher who is quite an &C
compliShed artist.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pitcher are stopping
with Mrs. G.. B. Jones.
Prof. II. w. Pitcher presided at the
organ at the First Baptist church
Sunday night. The music was much
enjoyed by those whose great fortune
it was to be present. The celebrat-
ed organiSt will give a recital at the
First Baptist church on Friday
night the 18th inst. when the new
organ will be heard for the first time.
A great treat is in store TO lovers of
good music.
Elsewhere in this issue of The
Sentinel will be found the advertise
ment of Miss EStelle Rollins, COM
mercial broker. She represents some
of the leading wholesale grocerS that
do business in this territory and hence
is prepared to take the very best care
of her customers. Miss EStclle has
had no little business experience and
will no doubt receive her share of the
business. She is a most eStimable
young lady and her care of and her
devotion to her mother and other
members of the family is deserving
of the ,cry highest commentator.
She does we'll anything she under
takes and those who intruSt business
to her may be assured that it will be
attended to with dispatch and cor
rectneSS.
Elsewhere appears the ad Of the
Southern Realty and Investment
Co., with headquarters at Grenada, to
do a general real estate business. The
president of the company, Mr.. W. J.
Jennings, needs no introduction to
this community. Mr.. H.. A. Mansfield
has been in Grenada for the past ten
months and has shown himself to be a
man attentive to business and has
won for himself a host of friends.
Mr.. A. f. Hood has been here only
for a short while but comes with the
very highest assurances OF business
success. The organization Of this
company will no doubt promote the
upbuilding of Grenada and The Sem
tinel wishes them much success.
4alObuSha Cammandery no. %
Knights TemplarS OF Grenada cele-