The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1907-09-28
Local and Personal

You must be there Oct. 2.
Spend your money in Grenada.
The College crowd continues to in
crease.
Persistent efforts rarely fail tC
bring due reward.
John Keeton says he is going tC
keep on.
New goods coming in daily.
Talbert & 60.
Mr.. J. Henry Harris and family
spent several days this week with rel
-atives at CaScilla.
Misses Mary Moody, Maggie Hughes
and Trimble Guy left this week to IN
ter school at Columbus again.
Arch Roane says if he can put
greater energy and %eloquence into his
efforts, he will do so.
Mr.. G.. w. Buffalo of Oxford was a
guest of his sister: Mrs. j. W. Nc
Leod, this week.
The HotchkiSs Millinery Co. will be
disappointed if you are not at the fall
opening Wednesday, Oct. ,.
Mrs. Ellen Simpson of Memphis is
visiting Mrs. Van Williams for a few
.dahS.
Col. O. F. Bledsoe has secured
another gushing well on his farm just
west of town.
Duncan & Co. have the goods. They
talk something about them in this is
sue of The Sentinel.
Mrs. +. O. Hastings of Holly
Springs, who has been i'll at the home
of her sister. Mrs. J. w. Mcleod in
Grenada, is improving.
See our dressmakerS .-Talbert & Co
Mrs. w NJ. Dubard and her sister,
Mrs. Ada Mason, of Dubard, spent
Monday and Tuesday of this week in
Memphis.
Mr.. ]. NJ. Bailey, one of Courtland's
leading business men and a most
prominent citizen, was in Grenada on
business Monday.
We have started on our second year.
Our September business this year
doubled the same month a year ago.
Why? Talbert Y 20.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Cochran and
little daughter Of McCOmb City are
visiting Mrs. Cochran'S mother, Mrs.
A. E. Berry.
Mr.. A. K. Duke, a popular rail
road man of Nea Orleans. who has
been at the bedside of his sister, Mrs.
j. J. Horton, for the past week, re-
turned to his home Thursday
Mr.. W. d. Patton, accompanied by
his daughter, Miss Mollie, OF Austin,
Texas, is visiting atsthe home of his
nephew, Mr.. G d. BCush, threelmiles
west Of Grenada.
The Epworth League and Golden
Links of Grenada College gave an en-
joyable reception to the new teachers
and pupils on Friday, Sep. 20. Frappe
was served.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. B. Phillips are
now grandparents. Their daughter,
Mrs. Matte Pullman, of st. Louis, is
the mother of a little girl which arriv-
ed several days ago.
Mr.. r. F. Jones left Wednesday
evening for Brownsville, Tennessee,
where he will join his wife who has
been at the home Of her parents for
the past ten days.
Mayor Doty has appointed delegates
to the Water Ways Convention al
Memphis as follows:
Max G%insburger, j. T. Thomas, S
a. IL orrison. Alternates. A McEl.
wrath. w. b. HOffa, Archie L. ROane
The Hotchkiss Millinery Co. have
beautiful line of millinery which they
desire you 10 inspect, Oct. 2.
There will be morning and evening
services at All Saints Church on Sun
day, October the 9th. conducted by
the Rev. r. E. Lee Craig, the Arcf
Deacon of the Diocese. The public i
cordially invited to attend and WORSHIP
with us. w. S. p. Doty, Secty
The Hotchkiss Millinery opening
Oct. 2.
Miss jamie Rice, Of Charleston
passed through Grenada Monday Ell
route to Columbus to attend the In
dustrial Institute aad College. Sh
was Joined here by Miss Policy Dogan
Wild was also with her there last Ses
sion.