The Grenada sentinel., 1907-03-16
Local and Personal
Try it.
You can doibetter.

Try those Imperial chocolates at
Moore'S Drug Store, they are fine.
DR.. n. A. Mcleod of Phillip pas
Sed through Grenada Wednesday.
Mrs. Bette Combs returned We'd
neSday after three months absence.
Hon. VIM. G. Mclean and wife
have returned after months So
ioun in Fla.
Duncan & Co., put on q special
sale Monday next. Read what they
advertise.
Miss Lida Coffman entertained a
number of friends on Thursday
evening.
Red Cross Herb Tonic the ideal
liver tonic and invigOrator sold only
by B. E. Moore.
Mrs. B. G. Adams returned last Sun
day after a protracted visit to rela-
tives at Shaw, Miss.
MeSdameS J. l.. Finley and Q. E.
Nation entertained at AZ on WedneS-
day afternoon.
On Tuesday evening Mrs. Horton
tertained elaborately in honor Of
tBuford Of St. Joseph, Mo.
aS " th hnosher of AZ players spent a
80 Tue hosalightfully on Thusrday
Mr.: W. D. 4lss KS Mary Knox
their r2y morning " and family left
Water make Grenada
Mr.. w. G. ~ Itemizer
railroad commtovall. cah
trict was in 'ner from late for
acQuaintanceS. anada ms, dis
ing
Mr.. W. d. Salmon has bee,. "
Northern markets for the past '. .ht
making spring purchases for tin,
Grenada Mercantile Company.
Miss Aann May Buford of 81 los
eph, Mo-, left for Oxford Wedresda,
after having been the guest OF Mrs
w. j. Jennings for the past ten DAYS
On Tuesday afternoon Miss Joe
twin was the charming hostess at ar
entertainment given in honor of Mis-.
Anna May Buford Of st. Joseph. Mo
Miss Mary Hall returned the early
part of the week from ClarkSdale
where she had been on two weeks
visit te her sister, Mrs. Randolph
Gage.
MeserS Geo. W. Field, A. P. Gun
tharp and DR.. A. III. Bays went tO
Memphis Wednesday evening to par
ticipate in a Masonic meeting there
that night.
Mr. Willis Rayburn, who sustained
some severe injuries several days ago
from a runaway horse, is much i'm.
proved and will soon be able to be out
again.
Mrs. l. O. Pearson accompani-
ed by her little daughters. left
Sunday for an extended stay in Texas
whittier she goes in the hope of re-
gaining her health.
The Young Ladies' Circle of the
Methodist church will run a market
in the court house yard Saturday,
March 30. Give your orders for Eas-
ter dinner now.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. III. Bull of Mem
phiS came to Grenada last Sat
urday TO visit relatives. Mr.. Bull
has returned but Mrs. Bull is still
here the guest of Mrs. j. L. Finley.
Read the ad of Jno. Il. Keeton
which appears elsewhere in this is
sue. Gold Leaf flour has a fine re-
putation and Mr.. Keeton is delighted
with the large sales he is making of
it. He never sells one barrel but
what the customer returns for the
second.
Mr.. J. S. Hudson of Oxford pas
ed through Grenada Wednesday and
while here stopped to exchange greet
ngs with his many friends. He is a
dHuIudCc IOI TdllIOdu commissioner
rom this district and will no doubt
'e one of the leading candidates. II
Mr.. Frank Dudley has been play i,
Dg at the opera house all the week
nd he and bis excellent company
ave deserved the many nice things ,
hat have been said about them. !
1r. Dudley is a fine young actor and Z
well supported by his wife, who
lays the leading feminine role. She y
decidedly attractive woman and n
he possessor OF a good voice which is j,
card in the illustrated songs. AL n
,gether the company is a good one, F
ne performances clean and of q high o
rder and they deserve good houses. s
A disastrous fire occurred at the
lie Plant on Wednesday evening n
bout $50 o'clock. 1t broke out in L..
le upper yard and consumed thou g,
nd or twelve hundred pieces of pill =
g 60 or IS feet long and six box
r load of cross ties, making a total r,
IS prehaps of $4,000, or $4,000. The 81
e deDartment here was called unop