The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1907-09-14
Local and Personal

The best
And the biggest
The town eve has had.
Is its trade to be this fall.
AS a place to buy, Grenada is I'M
eQualed,
Grenada is going to lead again this
season in giving the highest prices
for cotton.
This is the place to market your
cotton.
The public schools of Grenada open
next monday.
Mr.. j. w. Wood made a business
trip TO Greenwood Tuesday.
Master Albert Tatum celebrated
his fourteenth birthday Thursday,
Tept. y.
Mr.. Chester Brown Of HOlcOmb was
in St. Louis this week making fall
purchases for Brown & Son of Hol-
comb.
The fall session of Grenada College
opens Tuesday next.
The citizens of Grenada are cordial
~ invited to be present.
Miss Katharine Jennings entertain
ed her little friends on the night
Of Sept. ! in honor of her twelfth
birthday. ..
We want to know when you have
friends in to eat chicken dinner" or
to visit you. 1t is such items of news
that makes the local page of your
paper interesting.
a large number form Grenada at
tended the reunion of the 10Th Miss
iSSippi regiment at Duck Hill on the
IL and the unvelling of the COnfeder-
ate monument there.
Mrs. Anna d. Tunuage OF near
HOlcOmb has moved to Grenada land
is occupying the UOffman residence.
Grenada extends Mrs. Tunnage and
her interesting family 4 cordial well
ONE
Thomas, H0ffa & Moody write all
classes of insurance. They insure
against fire, winds and storms, acct
dents, sickness and and adversely.
They will make your bond. See
their ad. elsewhere.
MeSSrs w. B. Hoffa and Cecil
Stands attended the Noel Celebration
aG Lexington on the 18th. They re-
port a pleasant day and that every.
thing vas most nicely managed.
Attention is directed to the ad. Of
Grenada Bank. One of the largest
and perhaps the strongest banking
institution in the state.
Its officers are all high class, cap
able and accommodating men and the
success of the bank is the very best
guarantee of public esteem.
Mr.. Harry A. Mansfield will soon open
a moving picture show in Grenada in
the building on west side OF Main
street formerly occupied by the Cot
ton exchange.
II will no doubt be a source Of gen-
eral attraction and highly appreciated
by the town.
Mrs. Pearl Hutton lett yesterday
(Friday) for Louisville, KY. There
she will join a party of friends and
they will proceed to the jamestown
Exposition. From there they Will 90
to Washington City, New York and
other points of interest. Mrs. Hut
ton will be gone perhaps a month.
MeSSerS Il. P~reSSgrove and w. ID.
Salmon went to st. Louis AID other
points the early part Of the week to
make their fallepurchaSeS. Thew ex-
pect to bring on the best stocks of
goods they have ever carried. Mrs.
Young, Misses Tompson and Buser
are also in ST. Louis studying the
latest styles aud fashions and making
purchases for PreSSgrOve'S millinery
department..
Mr.. A. B. Crouch is now travelling
for the Lynchburg Shoe Company of
of Lynchburg, Va: one Of the largest
wholesale shoe houses in the United
States. Mr.. Crouch claims that he
engaged with the above firm because
of the superior advantages they offer
not only in the price but in quality as
we'll. His firm is to be c0ngratula-
ed on securing his services. Mr..
Crouch is a hustler and will make
anything 80 that he puts himself be-
hind.