The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1907-06-01
Local and Personal

Watch.
Work.
Keep moving.
1t is vacation time.
Telephone the news to us.
A town expands as its citizens
make it.
The Grenada city schools closed yes
terday, (Friday.)
There are some prospective mar
riages near at home.
Don't be ashamed of your visitors
call The Sentinel up and tell about
them.
Mr.. and MIS-. II. b. Barbee are
at home again to the delight of their
many friends
DIR. j. W. Harrison Of Tillatoba
was an appreciative caller at The
Sentinel Office on Monday.
Hon. VIM. G.. Mclean returned
last Saturday night from a two weeks
stay on his orange farm in Florida.
Mrs. G.. w. FaisOn of Shaw, Miss,
accompanied by her two little sons, is
visiting Mrs. b. @. Adams and family.
Mesdames d. b. Phillips and L..
C.. Dubard leave today Saturday to
visit their daughter and son in st
Louis.
Mrs. j. NJ. Hemphill Of Collins,
Miss, and her sister, Miss Mary
Curle are the guests of Miss Bertha
Beard.
Mr.. Greek p. Rice of Charleston
stopped over in Grenada this week.
He was on his way home from MiaSiS-
Sippi College.
Walter L. Richardson has returned
room POughkeepSie New York, where
he has just finished a course in book
keeping and banking
Invitations are out announcing the
marriage of Mr.. ThOs. Z. DeLOach
of this city to Miss Elise Moore of
Nicksburg on June y at 40 o'clock
p. m.
Misses jamie Rice and Poly Dogan
stopped over in Grenada this week
enrOute to their home in Charleston
from the Industrial Institute and
College.
Mr.. r. L. Peters, one of 1'allahatch-
lie cUunty's leading candidates for
circuit clerk, passed through Grenada
Monday and while here gave this Of
fee an appreciated call.
Miss Willie May Williams, who has
been teaching at Homer, La, for the
past two years, is at home with her
parents, Rev. y. II. Williams and
family.
Mrs. W. b. Parker of GraySport,
accompanied by her interesting little
children, has been spending the past
week with her mother, Mrs. NJ. l..
Talbert.
The commencement exercises of the
University Training School at Ok
ford began yesterday (Frid2y). The
editor acknowledges the receipt Of an
invitation to attend same.
Mrs. Ada G. Mason Of Dubard,
Miss, announces the approaching
marriage 90 ner daughter, Edna lone,
to Mr.. William Robert KiRg9f Cruger, !
Miss, June y. 1907 at her residence.
Mrs. b. G. Duncan. accompanied
by her daughter, Miss Mary Walker,
and her little son BlantOn, left last
Sunday for lexington, Va, where
she will visit her son, TONNES, at the
Virginia Military Institute. From
Lexington she will visit the James
town Exposition and perhaps several
other places before returning home.
Captain Levin Lake, who now
makes his home in this city, will
doubtless be one of the most Interest
ing characters at the Richmond re-
union. He is in his ninety second
year and is accompanied by his son,
Mr.. Albert Lake Of Jackson, who is
also a Confederate veteran.
Mrs. G. G. Provine received the sad
intelligence Tuesday that her sister
Mrs. G. M. King (nee Miss Sadie Nc
DOwelD had just died at her home,
Mckinney, Texas, leaving an infant
child n week old. Mrs. King visit
ed Grenada three years ago and was
pleasantly remembered here by a
large circle of friends.
MI. J. T. Nickle of Tutwiler, can :
didate for trustee of the p~enitenaiary {
from this district, was in Grenada a
few days ago making acquaintanceS.
MI. Nickle has a number of warm
friends here who are going to push
his interests vigorously. He is al
good man and no doubt would make
a very acceptable official, should he q
be elected. II
A party composed of Messrs j. w. bt
Vance and j. T. Garner of this city, =
E. W. Blanchaid of Greenwood-1
Taylor Of Winona, and Drs. j. w. r.
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