The Grenada sentinel., 1907-02-09
Local and Personal

Advertise your wares.
Business is improving.
Aud you are the loser if you don t..
On to Kimbrough's for groceries.
Help your county paper. 1t helps
you.
Circuit Court adjourned at noon
Tuesday.
Highest prices paid for cotton in
Grenada.
Bring your job work to The Senti-
mel Office.
Speak kindly. 1T is better to rule
by love than fear"
The home paper is the mirror In
which those at a distance see us.
See what KimbrOugh says to the
trade this week.-Mrs. ad appears else
where.
Mr.. w. G. Shannon, of Itta Bena
Miss, was in Grenada on business this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Neeley Of Water
Valley visited relatives in Grenada
last Sunday.
When you help your home paper
%. you help your town and Indirectly
help yourself.
Mr.. j. II. Proudfit, now OF COrinth
was called home last Saturday on the
account of the Illness of his father.
Mr. j. NJ. Dyess, OF Albin, Miss.
and Hon. L. B. Dudley, ot Scranton,
Miss. were in Grenada last Saturday.
Grenada's record this winter as a
cotton market promises largely in
creased trade territory for the town
next fall.
Mr.. Tom Stuart, engineer on the
Y. & M. V. passenger train was an
appreciated caller at The Sentinel Of
fce Tuesday.
Duncan & Co; extend an invitation
to one and all to share in the bargains
they are now offering to the trade.
Read their ad.
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Boyd, accom-
panied by their little daughter, Dot,
left Wednesday to enjoy the sights at
Nardi Gras in New Orleans.
The lawbreakers say that our dis
trict attorney is living under false
colorS. That instead OF his being a
lamb he is more of tiger.
Mr.. J. W. Talbert of the firm of
Talbert & Co., left Monday for
Chicago where he goes on business for
tie firm. Mr.. Talbert was accom-
panied by his wife who will enjoy the
sights O. the windy city for few
days.
r. Pressgrove s. Co., are hustling
merchants. They are constantly
watching the markets for extraordi-
nary bargains and they buy at close
prices, hence it is that they are ena.
bled to offer such low prices on the
very highest class Of goods. Read
their ad that appears in this issue.
A Memphis company has purchased
100 acres of land just east Of Grenada
and will soon erect $4,000, plant
thereon that will be operated as the
Memphis Rim and Bow Company
Mr.. H. L. Mitchell will be manager
1t is an enterprise that will bring
quite deal of new business to the
town and cordial welcome is extend
ed the enterprise.
The life Of an editor is not all roses.
If he pleaSeS one faction he displeaSes
the other. He is accused Of saying
too much about some one and too lit
tie about another. II he suggests
remedy for any social evil part of
the community is profuSe in its ex-
pressiOnS of diSapproval. So he taxes
his weary brain to escape the shoals
that mean Shipwreck to so many edit
OrS.
Weare pleased to note an increas-
ing desire on the part Of our readers
to secure at the first possible moment
copy Of this paper and some cali at
the office and get copy as it falls
from the press The reason is we
publish all the news all the time. We
want you to hel p us make it still bet
ter by notifying Us OF the death, mar
riage or important transactions in
which any one from this county is
concerned.
On Wednesday afternoon Mr.. S.
r. Grantham and Miss Ina Tollerson.
of Eskridge, Miss, were united in
marriage at the court house in this
city, Squire Robert Crawford perform
ing the ceremony. Both the contract
ing parties are young and they were
seeking to avoid parental objections,
hence the marriage at the court house.
Mr.. Grantham is splendid young
man and is in every way worthy of
his estimable bride. May life S
choicest blessings come to them.
The attention OF our readers is cal
led to the ad of the Tennessee Valley
Fertilizer Company. This is one Of