The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1907-04-13
Local and Personal

Mrs. S. ID. Ensley, of Columbus, Is
the guest Of her mother, Mrs. M. ],
Tribble.
Mr.. w. G. Campbell is attending
the State Photographers Convention
at Columbus.
Mrs. A. HI. Bays and her brother,
Mr.. e. Enochs, spent Sunday with
relatives In Coffeevile.
Miss Susie D'Loach, OF Greenwood,
was a guest of Miss Courtney Tatum
a few days this week.
Miss Mittee Elect, until recently
of Memphis, has accepted a position
as Ste%n0grapher at Grenada Bank.
Mrs. A. S. Carl returned this week
after an extended visit to relatives
and friends in Eupora and vicinity.
Rev. j. II. Cunningham of Tupelo,
a sanity character 20 years old, is the
guest of his son Rev. j. E. Cunning
ham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Towens and
their infant son are the guests of Mrs.
TONNES parents, DR.. and Mrs. j. E.
Hughes.
DIR. and Mrs. G. II. Tucker had a
new son to arrive at their house on
Wednesday morning. They are to be
congratulated.
Hon. E. d. Dinkins of Charleston
passed through Grenada Monday en-
route to Sumner where he had bust
ness before the Chancery Court.
Mrs. Sadie Written accompanied
by her little daughter Mary and Mrs.
j. Leland Written of Sumner are
guests Of Mrs. j. H Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. Dubard are
being congratulated on the arrival Of
a grandson, William Lomax, who
made his appearance on April 10.
Mr.. Spencer Bell Jr. has resigned
his position with the Grenada Lum-
Der Co., and can now be found at the
Good Luck GrOcer'S--J. W. Woods.
Mr.. John PreSgrove has the SYM
pathy of the community in the loss
of his father, Mr.. w. N. Presgrove,
whose death occurred at his home near
Charleston last Monday.
Mr.. Vernon Patterson, one of the
valued employees OF the Grenada Bank,
left Wednesday for a two weeks vaca-
tion, but The Sentinel is not going to
tell where he is going to spend.
Mr.. Geo. i. Long, of The Grenada
Sentinel, was a visitor to u city over
Sunday. Mr.. Long is an all-rOund
newspaper man, and The Sentinel
rank with our best weekly pub
locations. Water Valley Herald.
Rev. T. B. Williamson and wife
have returned from Meridian to their
old home in Elliott. 1t is hoped that
Mr.. Williamson will find it to his in
tereSt to remain in this county as
there are few, if any, better citizens
than he.
The Sentinel recently received a
series Of new script type, which is
especially adapted to the printing of
visiting cards and wedding invita- !
ton, both of which we print sc per- {
iectly that not even an expert could !
tell either from the best engraving. {
Come in and let us show you some
ate samples. I
Mr.. l.. n. Rivers, of Marshall /
who is a candidate for rail- c
road commissioner from this district, :
was in Grenada this week making !
accauaintanceS. Mr.. Rivers is now 9
sheriff of his county and is a most t
pleasant gentleman and would no I
doubt make a faithful and SatiSfac- i
tory commissioner. :
j. II. Senter, the learned editor of @
the Columbus Commercial, was among e
the numerous Grenada visitors on a
Monday. Mr.. Senter is a candidate 7
for railrJad commissioner and will +
lnquestionably have d strong follow 7
ing. He is a man of positive convic- c
and is fearless in prOclaiming n
them. He has many warm friends in a
Grenada. t
Miss Barta Mclean, of this city, =
and her sister, Ms. H. l.. Bedford, a
will leave Memphis today as repre- .
,entativeS OF Commodore Perry Chap t
ter to the National Congress Of the 7
Of the American Revolu- y
ton. which ~conveneS in Washington on :
April 10Th. After adjournment of n
Congress. they will visit jamestown I
md be present. at the opening of the r
a
Hon. Geo. r. Hightower, OF Ok I
ford, was in Grenada Monday in the Q
interests of his father in-iaw'S, NJ. 2. T.
Bishops S, race for Prison Trustee. Mr.. d
is one OF lafayette coun- .
most prominent men. He was v
reared in the western portion OF this a
npd la huS "A largo nIIrnhpr Of