The Grenada sentinel., 1907-02-02
Local and Personal

in Grenada Tuesday.
Mrs. Ann BlOOdwOrth of Charleston
visited relatives in Grenada this week.
Best mules and cheapest mules in
town at Morgan'S barn on west side
public square.
Mr.. d. d. Patterson of Oakland
was pleasant caller at The Sentinel
Office Friday.
Prof. A. II. Elicit of the college of
Physicians and surgeons Of Memphis
was in Grenada Sunday
Mr.. W. J. Miller, candidate for
Insurance Commissioner was mingling
with our people here this week.
Grenada will ere long have better
railroad facilities from the west.
Events will soon materialize, watch
them.
The social gathering of the ladies Of
the Methodist church was had this
week at the hospitable home OF Mrs.
j. w. Sharp.
On Wednesday afternoon the ladies
of the First Baptist church were de-
lightfully entertained by Mrs. w. S.
Vanordell.
Mrs. W p. Ferguson returned
Monday from Memphis where she had
been to visit her daughter, Mrs.
Hersee Moore who was quite i'll.
Mr.. J G.. Neudifor and Mr.. Brown |
both prominent railroad officers and |
excellent gentlemen were agreeable cal
lerS at The Sentinel office TueSdy.
Rev It. w. Lewis was in Grenada
on last Saturday on his way to Sen
atobia. Mr. Lewis is always warmly
greeted by his friends here who are
everybody.
Grenada must have the railroad
that now touches the western edge of
Calhoun county. If the best route,
and ether credentials will get
it, then it is an assured fact.
Miss Willie Smith entertained d
number of lady friends at the game
of A. on Wednesday afternoon. Suit
able refreshments were served and =
a most delightful time was had by all !
present, |:
73 head Of good mules and horses
for sale at Morgan's Barn. Will
either wholesale or retail them at |
prices that will convince you they are q
the cheapest mules on Grenada mar d.
iet.
The fall in the temperature Of the r
weather on January %, from that of f
spring weather to point below freez- d
ing, caused many who were about TO
begin their spring gardening to defer
a while longer.
One Of our leading merchants and t
largest advertisers has nearly tripled b
his contract for advertising space this
year over last. He evidently believes
t enables him to sell more goods by n
Advertising and that it is paying S
to advertise. II
MeSSesS +. Z. BOatner and +. B. }
Ward, prominent attorneys of Sum-
Ter, Miss, were in Grenada WedneS-
lay and gave Us an appreciated call. T
They were on their way to attend cir \
;uit court at Water Valley being en- ),
,aged in the defense of Jerry Robin h
on charged with the killing of Smith >
Iurphey. RObinSOn'S case was car
led to Yalobusha county on a charge
If venue.
Mr.. W. T. Co"ingtOn of Belen, b
luitman county, was in Grenada this if
week presenting his candidacy for T
abroad commissioner. Mr.. COving-
ounty for the past sixteen years as
ircuit and chancery clerk and is evid-
ntly held in hiFN esteem by them,
nd would no dc ot make good rail "
DAD commissioner. s'
Grenada never had such access to as l.
arge a trade territory through the
olumnS OF its local paper than it has
Oday. The Sentinel is now going in F
o more homes and is being read by ii
nOre people than ever before. Will pl
1ore OF our merchants embrace the on
he opportunity TO reach after more m
nd new customers that the opportu- Oh
ity offers? ,
Mr.. G. Y. Frasier died at an earlyi
our in this city on Friday morning w
nd his remains will be inferred this "
fternoon, Saturday, at Odd Fellow Is :,
Mr.. Frasier was about l. :.
6 years old and had only lived in 81 81,
renada since Christmas, HAVING ~
loved here from Texas. He was -
lemher of the Methodist church and -
good citizen. He is survived by a
'ife and seven children to whom The
entincl offers coincidence.
The oldest citizen of Grenada sent to
S the cheering moSSagea Il few davs th
20 that The Snnfiuel is now the host az
aper that was ever published in Gre III
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