The Grenada sentinel., 1907-07-13
Local and Personal

Miss Cullen of Memphis is guest 0
Mrs. @. G. Penn.
Prof. J, III. Woodard of Eupora wa
in Grenada Wednesday.
Mr.. John PreSSgrove is enjoying
himself for few days at AlliSonS wells
Miss Nan Barwick is visiting friends
near Holly Springs.
Miss Hauff of Alhambra, Miss, was {
recent guest of Miss Nan Barwick.
Mrs. G. H.Lickfold and children spent
last week in Geenwood with Mrs Mel
ton.
Miss Kate Lickfold is visiting re-
latives in Birmingham and Gasden,
Ala.
Mr.. j. II. Thomas is off on ten
days trip to Indiana and other
places.
Mr.. A. T. McElwrath left Tuesday
to spend several days at AlliSonS Wells
recuperating.
Mrs M. r. Brown has returned from
Memphis after spending two months
with her sister.
Mrs. w. B. Richardson left yeSter-
day (Friday) for ten days stay at
Castallian Springs.
Misses Courtney and Ruby Tatum
left Monday to spend ten days or. more
at AlliSon's Wells.
The genial Mr.. J. L. HartShorn of
Clarksdale is spending some days with
Grenada friends.
Mr.. Ashford Gerard and wife of Mem
pbis are visiting their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. A. Gerard.
Mr.. w. w. Garner left last Sunday
to visit his brother, S. H. Garner at
Searcey, Ark.
Mr.. Willie Hughes returned Wed
nesday from a several days stay at
Castallian Springs.
Mrs. Pearl Hutton, after visiting
IcIdUIVcS III OItcuWUOu lOl OCNCidi
weeks, is at home again
Miss Elizabeth Moore returned home
Thursday from Jackson where she has
taught the past year.
Mr.. Eugene Buford of PickenS, Miss:
was recent visitor at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. III. X. Barwick.
Miss Ida Trout of Oklahoma City,
Okl, is visiting at the home of Mr.and
Mrs. A. II. Inman.
Mr.. G.. W. Greenhaw of Mariana.
Ark, IS at home with his parents and
will remain perhaps thirty days.
Mrs J. L. Finley and children went
up to Memphis Tuesday to meet Mrs
ScruggS on her return from California
Mr.. Heard Horton, who holds an i'm
portant position with the railroad
company at Covington. La, is at home
for few days.
Mrs Moore Moore and mother, Mrs.
Crofford, left the first of the week for
a several weeks stay in Mont Eagle,
Tenn.
Judge A. T. Roane, Capt. j Slack
and Hon. VIM. 9. Mclean had buSi-
ness before the Circuit Court at Coll
feeville this week.
Mrs. Belle Wright and children
have returned from very pleasant
visit to their aunt, Mrs. McEachern,
near Walden, Miss.
Mrs. Walter Gwm Of Tchula was
the guest OF Mrs Sam LaycOck a few
days last week. MeSdameS w. b.
i. Wolfe and Brown accompanied her
home.
Owing to the fact that the pastor is
absent attending the Baptist State
Convention at HazlehurSt. there will
be no services at the First Baptist
Church tomorrow Sunday.
There is vigorous, but go0d-hu-
mored divide in Grenada on state
politics, but everything is united when
it comes to promoting anything for
Grenada'S s interest.
Mrs. w. r. Yeager brought to the
Sentinel office on Thursday a tomato
weighing II pounds. She says that
she never saw a better and more abun-
dant crop of tomatoes than is in her
garden.
Mr.. Spencer Bell Jr. has accepted a
position with one of the leading mer-
camille firms of Tutwiler, Mississippi
Sprncer is an elegant young man and
his many friends wish him much sue
cess in all Of his undertakings.
Hotel South gave the Grenada base
ball team an elegant supper on last
Tuesday evening. The table was full
of the most appetizeing food and the
boys showed their appreciation of the
fSplendid meal by the length of their
appetites.
" Grenada County has within her bord-
ers, in the person of Mr.. w w. Harris,
a citizen who is nearing the century
mark He WAS born October 14.1Sl4