The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1907-09-21
Local and Personal


The college girls are here.
Watch for what is to come.
Keep thinking.
Talk less and do more.
Active work is better than res
onant conversation.
Work on the enlarged depot
building is progressing nicely.
Pressgrove leads, others follow. See
his ad. in this issue.
See kimbrough's early Bird"
flour ad, That flour is what you
want.
Mr.. ]. w. Vance attended the
Confederate reunion in Oxford
this week.
Mr.. c. NJ. Melton and family, of
Greenwood, are guests of Mr. and
Mrs. F. r. Lickfold.
Mrs. Dave Rogers, OfWater Valley,
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. l.. b.
James Of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. b. James left Mon
day for New Orleans to attend the
Lumber Association.
Miss Lottie Duncan of Mem
phis. is a guest Of Mrs. Anna D.
Turnage.
Little GLADYS Brown celebrated her
third birthday on Monday evening. A
number Of little girls joined with her
in honGrjng the day.
Miss Chester Smith left Tuesday
for Burdette, in Washington county,
where she has engaged to teach a pub
JIG school the coming session,
Mrs. Jennie DeLoach, of Green
wood visited friends and relatives
in Grenada for several days in the
early part of the week.
r. PreSsgrove always to the front.
Ask those who buy at his growing
store. His ad. has something that
should appeal to your pocket book.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. West left
Monday for Okolona where Mr..
West will again be engaged this
season for the NeWburger Cotton
Co.
Two cars of ~creGsoted crossties
caught on fire Tuesday as the train
on the Y. & NJ. V. railroad was pull
ing out Of GrenaCa. The cars were
dropped out just west Of Grenada Oil
Mill and much Of the load saved.
The many friends of Mr.. s. P.
Noble regret that it has been nee
essary to again carry him to an
infrmary for an operation for ap-
peudicitis. He was carried to
New Orleans yesterday(Friday).
Mrs. NJ. f. Nicholson and her
daughter, Miss Anna, are at home
again after an extended trip west.
They spent the greater part of their
time while gone at Mineral Wells,
Texas, going from there to Eureka
Springs. Mrs. j. B. Keister (nee Miss
Lizzie NicholsOn), of Kansas City, re-
turned with them and will spend
some time in Grenada.
Mr.. A. J. McCallum of the Kel-
logg Newspaper Co., of Memphis,
was a Grenada visitor Thursday.
Mr.. McCallum is a man of pleas
ing personality and a most agree
able mar with whom to transact
business. This office has been do
ing business with him for years
with the most satisfactory results.
Dr. E. w. Curle, formerly of this
county, but now of Kingsbhrg, Cal
is evidently held in high favor with
his people. He is frequently spoken
of by the newspapers there as one of
the most prominent physicians and
we note from the Kingsburg Recorder
that he is on the executive committee
Of the board of trade. This will no
doubt be read with interest by the
Doctors old friends in this county.
Mrs. ]. H. Young, R. Press
groves popular milliner, has been
appointed to the head of the mil
linery department of the Indus
trial Institute and College at
Columbus. A. better selec.ion
could not have been made. Mrs.
Young is not only a skilled MILL
ner but an excellent lady and
makes a friend of everybody.
MI. Spencer Bell, Jr,, has accepted
a position with MI. A. D.. Elder, of .
Coldwater, Miss. Mr.. Elder is one of
the leading merchants of his town.,
which is one of the best on the road
between Grenada and Memphis, and
is a good man and an ideal citizen.
The Sentinel cOngratulates Spencer ]
and feels ure that he will meet all '
the requirements of his employer. I
is 4 of Grenada'S excellent I
young men and is in every way worthy
Of confidence.