The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1907-05-04
Local and Personal
Hold your nerve John.

Hold your nerve John.
DR.. j. w. Sharp was in Jackson on
business this week.
Hon. VIM. G. Mclean was in Green
wood on business Thursday.
Miss Minnie Caldwell of Oxford is
the guest of Mrs. L. b. James.
Mrs. W. B. Barnes is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. III. M. Mcintosh at
Collins, Miss.
Mr.. Harry c. Adams returned
Thursday night from a several days
trip to the delta.
DR.. L. II. Bibby of CaScilIa has
been the guest for several days OF DIS
sister, Mrs. T. J. Brown.
Mr.. II. Il. Wilson. the accommodate
inc ticket agent at the depot,lS laid up
with an attack of measles.
Chauccrv clerk JnO. j.. King and
wife have been enjoying the past ten
DAYS at Dawson Springs, Ky.
John Kecton cuts his hat into hoes
50 that his head may keep cool when
talking toa certain young lady.
Mrs. Ed Hayes of OsceOla, Ark.
is visiting at the home of her par
pntS. Mr.. and Mrs. Van w. Williams.
Mr.. A. C. Thomas of Memphis has
been the guest of relatives in Gren-
ada this week.
Misses Robin Golladay and May
Lowe Collins of OOtfeeville were re-
cent guest of their aunt, Mrs L. j..
Brown.
Mr.. r. B. Talbert and wife LEFT a
few DAYS ago for Louisville, Miss,
where Mr.. Talbert is to be the cashier
of a new bank there.
Miss Frances Walker of Grenada
College will give a piano recital in
college chapel May I, 1907, at $50 p.
m. Lovers of music are cordially in
vited.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. D. Salmon are
being congratulated Over the appear
ance at their home on Thursday
morning Of a young nan who has Signl-
fed his intention to remain with
them.
The Aid and Home Mission Society
of the NJ. E. church South will give a
bazaar and serve r~efrerhmentS in the
Gerard building on the afternoon and
evening Of May It'll, from 3 to 8 p. m.
The initial game OF base ball was
PLAYED in Grenada Tuesday and We'd
nesday. The Senatobia team crossed
bats with the home boys and manag-
ed to win both games. Better results
are promised next time.
The HotchkisS Millinery Company
are Offering some splecial inducements
TO the trade. Mrs. HOtchkiSS and
Miss Link have shown that Their are
I'D todate and wide awake to the
needs of their trade. Read their ad.
Talbert & Co., have an ad in this
issue. This firm has sho w remark
able business ingenuity. They push
their business all the time and. they
hold their trade. The firm is COM
posed Of a splendid lot of gentlemen
and they deserve rbe success they are
meeting with. A perusal OF their
ad will save the purchaser money.
Mrs, j. G.. Weeks received a tele-
gram Wednesday evening informing
her of the death Of her uncle, Mr..
Hugh Davaney, OF Mariposa, CAL,
who died in the SO year Of his age.
Mrs. Lou Cole and Miss Lee Davaney
were both present at the time of his
death. Mr.. Davaney left Grenada in
1853 and was among the first settlers
in the state of California.
Miss Mamie B. Weeks, eldest
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. j. G..
Weeks, of this city, was married In
Holly Springs on the night of April
"A to Mr.. Jno. L.. Miner OF West
Point, Miss. Mrs. Miner is a Splen-
did character, possessing as she does
those characteristics that makes any
lady lovable, Mr.. Miner is spoken or
as a splendid young man OF excellent
business qualities and The Sentinel
wishes for him AID his fair bride a
smooth voyage through life.