The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1907-06-08
Local and Personal
PreSsgrove'S 10 days sale.

Miss Berta Brown is visiting in
Greenwood.
Mrs. May Bernard of Durant is the
guest of Mrs. r. L. Bell.
Mrs. Hutton visited Mrs. Trull in
Greenwood this week.
MI. Fl. J. Murff of Clarksdale was
in Grenada this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Medley Curley were
recent guest of Mrs. r. l.. Bell.
O. L. Kimbrough the grocer wants
to sell you more goods. See his al.
MesdameS Combs and j. Henry
Harris visited in Scobey this week.
Mrs. Julia Mckee of Paducah, Ky,
is the guest of Mrs. A.. T. McElrath.
Mrs. M. II. Morgan is at home
again after a several days visit to
Greenwood.
Miss Elma Cooley, a Grenada Col
lege student, left for her home at
MiStertoD Tuesday.
Mrs. C. w: Kosminsky has gone to
Atlantic City n. ]. for the summer
in quest of health.
The editor is under obligations to
Mrs. Joel z. Hill for a basket of
vegetables received this week.
Mrs. Josephine Robertson and Miss
Irene Duke of Scobey, Miss, are the
guest Of Mrs. w. e. Conger.
Winston Richardson, who has been
attending Mooney College, Murphers-
borO, Tenn, is home again.
Miss Myra and Master John Packett
who has been attending Grenada Col
lege, returned to their home at Rule
Vile Tuesday.
Misses Iona Wilkins and Nm Bar
wick were among a party tl;s. went
down to Greenwood WedneSG~y even
ing to attend q ball.
Miss Esther Broadstreet enter
tanned a number of her young friends
at AZ on Thursday afternoon in honor
of Miss Bette McSwine of ScObey.
We acknowledge the receipt Of an
invitation to attend the marriage Of
Mr.. Robert f. Jones to Miss FlOy
Clark at Brownsville, Tenn, June IS.
Hon. T.. d. Dinkins and wife, &C
companied by one of their little
daughters, were in Grenada Tuesday
the guest of DR.. c. H. Tucker and
family.
Mr.. J. Henry Harris was in Jackson
this week and secured a part Of the
contract for his firm from the peni-
Tertiary board to furnish groceirs to
the state,
Our genial friend Tom Meek went
down to Greenwood Thursday even
ing. Tom says he will announce
next week the purpose of his visit
there is a lady from Grenada visiting
there.
Mrs. NJ. A. urff of Greenville, Tex
as, is the guest of friends in Grenada.
Mrs. Murff is a most eStimable
christian character and holds q warm
place in the hearts OF Grclada peo-
pie.
Mr.. Y. r. James, County Super
intendent Of Education, left Monday
evening for Hot Springs where he
hopes to obtain relief from rheumatic
troubles which have confined him to
his bed for the past six weeks.
Grenada won two out of three gam
eS of ball in a contest with BateSville
this week. In the second Travie had
them completely at his mercy striking
Is out of 81 up. Turner also pitched
a pretty game.
The many friends of Rev. j. E.
Cunningham, who spent four years
here as pastor of the Methodist
church, were pleased to greet him
this week, while On a visit to rela-
tives. He is now stationed at Gre
NADIA .-Abeedeen Weekly.
Rev. and Mrs. A. H. Williams an
nounce the marriage of their
daughter, Willie May, to Mr.. Bruce
G.. Dubard to take place at the
Methodist church in Grenada, Wed
nesday, June 18th, at p. m. All
friends invited. No cards.
The board of Supervisors at it's meet.
ing this week awarded contracts for
the working of public roads of beats
two and five which puts the entire
County under the contract system, the
the contracts for the other dearS hav-
ing been awarded at the April meet
ing Of the board.
Sam Shula died from an apoleptiC
fit at his home in Grenada on Monday
June 3rd. Sam was a polite and &C.
ccmmodating negro and claimed al
the white people as his friends. He
was responsible in a business way
and will be much missed by his
white friends as we'll as by the
negroes.
Sam was corn in Alfalfa county
1858 and had been a resident O
Grenada for 35 years.