The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1907-05-18
Local and Personal

More enterprises for
They are materialezing.
1t is good for your business.
1t will increase your bank account
1T will decrease your debts.
1t will lengthen your smiles.
Try it and see if we are not correct
Tell somebody what Grenada has
Write to some one about the good
things in Grenada.
Grenada is still enlarging it's host
of already excellent families.
Mr.. j. HI. Brown went to Jackson
on business Thursday.
Mr.. Chas. Adams of Virginia is the
guest of Mrs. B. G. Adams and fami-
ly.
Tomorrow Sunday is Children's
Day at the Methodist church in this
city. An interesting service is
promised.
Rev. J. 7. Murrah, pastor of the
Methodist church at Senatobia, was
the guest of Rev. J. E. Cunningham
Thursday.
Attention is called to the ad of the
HeSSig Ellis Drug Co., in this ISSUE
""Chills Cured" This should inter +
est many at this season of the year.
Mr.. Lawrence Thomas, Of Dallas,
Texas, arrived in Grenada Thursday
night and will remain several days
the gu est of relatives.
DR.. and Mrs. w. H. Whitaker were
in Jackson several days the early par
of this week attending a c~OnvOcatlon
of Mississippi PreSbyterianS.
Mrs. c. L. Glover of Memphis and
Mr.. Ben Mayhem of near Helena,
Ark. are in Grenada at the bedside
of their mother, Mrs. MOllie Mayhem,
who is seriously i'll.
DR.. j. w. Johnson Of the Universe
ty of Mississippi lectured at Grenada
College on Tuesday night. He was
an appreciated caller at this office on
Wednesday.
Mrs. II. f. SimpOn entertained
deliberately on Tuesday afternoon at
l., O'Clock at a five course luncheon in
honor of Mrs. Dunlap (nee Miss EN-
ME Dye NewelD.
MeSdames J. II. Brown, Bette
Combs, w. E. Smith, r, Horton and
w. II. Whitaker were Grenada'S re-
presentations at the state cOnvOca-
tiOn of Kings Daughters at Jackson
this week.
Mrs. Joe Young and Misses Allie
Thompson and BuSer, Mr.. r. Press
groves popular miliners visited In
WinOna last Sunday. They were &C.
companied by Mr.. John PreSSgrOve.
Mr.. J.. T. Mayhem, editor of the
Clarksdale Challenge, was in Grenada
for several days the early part of the
week, having been called here to the
bedside of his mother, Mrs. Mollie
Mayhem.
Mr.. r. F. Sabin, who is connected
with the Humphreys Cotton Co., Of
Greenwood, spent several days in
Grenada the early part Uf the week
the guest of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
+. Sabin.
4 company Of ladies enjoyed the
delightful hospitality of Mrs. r.
Pressgrove on Thursday afternoon,
the entertainment being in honor Of
her guest Mrs. Chester Brown OF
Holcomb. The lovers of progressive
~ exercised their talents extensively.
Mr.. w. E. Conger, of Grenada,
travelling for a prominent st. Louis
house, is in the city today. While
Mr.. Conger does not claim to be a
politician, he is well posted on Mis-
sissippi politics and talks interesting
" OF Mississippi affairs. lie is d
staunch friend of Governor Narda.
man.-Greenville Democrat.
The good people Of Spring Hill
neighborhO0d will observe ChildrenS
Day tomorrow Sunday. 1t is al
ways a memorable day in that com
munity being one not only marked
for it's nurture Of the spiritual life
but one in which the good old days"
of basket dinners are brought refresh
ingly to the mind.
Mr.. L. NJ. Stevens has accepted a
position as travelling salesman for the
Edward KOry Co., Of New Orleans
and will in a few days be a knight of
the grip. Mr.. Stevens house are
handlers of overalls, pant goods and
etc, and he will no doubt make
them a most successful salesman.
He is peculiarly adapted for the work
he is undertaking and his numerous
friends wish him unbOunded success.
On Tuesday night, last, at $50
O'Clock Mr.. f. b. Bowers and Mrs.
Ella Powell were married in this city
at the home OF the bride, Rev. j. e.
Cunningham officiating. Mrs.
Bowers is q most excellent lady and
Mr.. Bowers has established a reputa-
ton here as being one OF the finest
tOnSOrial artist eve in GRENADA.