The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1907-06-29
Local and Personal
Keep cool.
Hats off to the best man.


Mrs. w. T. Caldwell and son,
Charles. are guest Of Mr.. and Mrs
w. e. Smith.
Mr.. J. W. McClintock, manager OF
the Bank OF Belzoni, Belzoni, Miss,
was in Grenada Thursday.
DIR. w. III. Whitaker was called to
Memphis this week to see his brother,
L. d. Whitaker who is quite i'll.
Mrs. J. w. Wood and her two
Interesting little boys left Thursday
for Burnside, La, to visit relatives.
Mrs. Winterand daughter left this
week for Chicago, where Miss Elva
will continue her music.
Miss Annice Wright has returned
afer a protracted visit to Drew and
Ruleville, Miss,
Mrs. w. H. Whitaker left Monday
for Jackson to attend the Gates re-
vival meeting.
A communication from Bryant,
Miss, was received too late for publ
cation this week but will appear next
week.
Mr.. Hillary Talbert and wife OF
JlarkSdale are guests Of Mrs. Nj. l..
Talbert and other relatives in Grena-
da.
DIR. S. A. Knapp will deliver an ad-
dress to the farmers of this county at
the court house in Grenada July lst at
2 O'Clock p. M.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Caldwell and
their little son OF Magnolia, Miss,
were visitors for several days this
week at the hoSpitable home of Mr..
and Mrs. W. K. Smith.
The Sentinel goes to eighty per
cent of the white families of the
county besides it has a large list OF
colored subscribers. 1t is read by
six thousand people every week.
Miss Fannie Sanders the bright and
attractive daughter of Senator Wiley
Sanders of KOSciesko. is visiting her
Aunt, Mrs. A. S Bell on College Az
enue.
On Monday evening little Susie Cal
licott gave a birthday party and en-
tertained a number of her llttlel
friends very pleasantly for seyera
hours.
Miss Galloway has suspended
her millinery business until Sep
TENDER On account of making
change in location.
Messrs A. S. Bell and S. B. Pipkin
made a trip to the Parchman farm
thus presumably to look into the char
ges preferred by Mr.. w. A. Doyle
against the prison Management.
Hon. E. N. Thomas was here to
make a speech at the cOnrt house Mon
day night in the interest of his can
diacy for governor but a heavy rain
prevented him from doing so.
Mrs. E. G. Payne and Miss Blanche
Winter left yesterday (Friday) even
ing for Kansas City. After spend
ing some weeks there they will 60
on further west and will probably
be gone four or five months, or longer.
The Sentinel'S subscription list
continues to grow. 1t goes into
twenty eight different states and
two territories to bonitide subscribers.
1t makes weekly visits to more than
halt the counties of Mississippi and
greetS friends in the PHILIPPINE Is
lands once a week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Greenhaw and
their two little children arrived in
Grenada last Saturday and were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. j. e. Green
haw. Mr. Greenhaw returned home
Monday. Mrs. Greenhaw and the lit
tie oneS will remain with her parents
through tie summer.
MesSrS II. G. Orman, w. d. Sal
mon, f. H. Jones and r. 3. TOwDeS
spent several days at GlendOra the
early part of the week the guest OF
Mr.. B. E. TONNES. They spent
much or their time upon the lakes
where they caught many Of the tinny
tribe.
MeSSrS j. L. Harris and w. f.
Hamilton, two prominent young at
torneys of Water VanG were in Gren-
ada Tuesday looking after the. some
litigation which they will have be-
fore the next term OF the circuit
court.
Mr.. J. w. Hinchclitf and family
have arrived in Grenada and for the
present arc boarding at the Rayburn
boarding house. Mr.. Hinchciitf is
the new superintendent of the water
and light plant and comes from
Jackson, Miss, here with the very
finest record.
NJ. J. II. Brown Of Grenada has
haen in Jackson for the past two
weeks looking after a large plumbing
contract secured by the Perry-Jones
Co. Mr.. Brown has a large number of
w%orkingmen employed and has heard
them discussing politics to some ex-
tent. He says they tell him they are
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