The Grenada sentinel., 1907-02-23

| Among those who attended the
meeting Of the MaSons of Mississippi
at Natchez this week, none were more
warmly greeted than our fellow
townSman, Mr.. Levin Lake. He is in
his ninetieth year and is the Oldest
Mason in the State. In 1904 he was
elected an honorary member of the
Grand Lodge of the state.
A man an a neighborng town. who
took a city paper in preference TO a
country paper because he got more
paper for the money, was attracted by
| the advertisement OF fire escape
which would be forwarded on receipt
OF 81. He sent the cash and in few
days received copy OF the New Test
ament.
The following from distance were
in Grenada last Sunday to attend the
funeral services of j. II. Dulin. p.
Ae Dulin, of Aberdeen, brother of the
deceased and p. A. Dulin Of Perry,
Ark, son of the deceased, Mesdames
B. 0. King, of Brighton, Tenn, viii
lis Roberts, of Memphis and E. r.
Hudson Of Jackson. Tenn.
Mr.. Ben Brown returned from
Poughkeepsie, n. Y, last Satursday
after graduating in the commercial
college there. The school at POugh-
keepSie is second to none of its kind.
in the United States, and a diploma
from that college is very high COM
pliment indeed. Mr.. Brown is a |
young man of fihe promise and will no
doubt meet with that success which |
his talents deserve.
Mr.. Spurgeon Buckley. who has
been making this city for several
months for wholesale Memphis
grocery firm, has rendered his
and returned to his
former home at Newton, where he
will be connected with the wholesale
grocery firm Of Walton Bros Mr.
is an elegant, clever gentle
man and good salesman and has
the state.
Mr.. J. H. Dulin died in Perry, Ark,
Feb. Is, in the 62 year of his age, and
lis remains were brought here and |!
aid 70 rest in Odd Fellows cemetery
Sunday morning, Rev. T. G.. Freeman
the funeral services. He
vas DOrn in YalObuSha county, Dec,
80, 1845. He is survived by his aged
ict nd
TX children. He had lived a quiet
life and was a man of
many splendid qualities. The Senti-
lel tenders sympathy to the sorrow
ng ones.
People who are charged with a
.ood supply Of bad whiSkey will do
hingS which they would Shun to do I
n their sane moments as they would {
0 put their hands into the burning
re. Men are transformed from re-
pectible citizens into demons and i
,ill commit depredationS that they 1
ill regret all their lives and the dis
race OF which will follow them as
)ng as life lasts. Why will they SO f
lr lose all self respect as to give C
themselves over to the demon drink? s
MesSrs. Johnson and Riley, of
Water Valley, opened Il skating rink +
ere last Tuesday night and those +
Tho were present were pleasantly sur
riSed at the attractiveneSS Of the
lace. The floor is new, smooth and
f hard wood. visitors have cOmfOr- n
able seats and are protected from the
>aters By a railing around the hall.
he skaters have seats in the center
the room, there's place to wash
ne'S hands, and in fact. the rink is
p-to-date i'm every respect. There
re three sessions daily-morning af- D
ernoon and night-for those who de-
re to enjoy a good time on small, :
wheels. MeSSrS. John
m and Riley ane elegant, clever
entlemen and will do all in their
over for the comfort, safety and u
easureof those who come to their a
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