The Grenada sentinel., 1907-07-20


phis. is visiting Miss Mary
Thomas.
Rev. ]. c. Carothers and his
son, Andrew, have been spending
the week at Allisons Wells.
Mr.. J. w. Wood went TO Burn
side, La, Monday to join his wife
and children who have been visit
ing there for the past two weeks.
The ladies of the Episcopal Church
will have festival at the Court house
on July 27. Ice cream, cake and
brunswick stew will be served
Mesdames Morgan and X. l.
Bell and their children have re-
turned from a visit to Wynne,
Ark.
.N&G. M. Harper's name will
dpp&D6n the ticket at the cYmlng
primary as an opponent of s1on.
S. A. Nos3Son for the Legislature.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hatch, II Mem
oh eompanied by their dassggh-
:er. .SSkS recent Visitors 1t N e
nom 6i Mr.. and Mrs. R. l.. Bell
Nesdames P. N. Woodall. W, Q.
Bryant, W. 4. Laysock, Armstrong,
and Keeton and Miss Martha Heron
we're among the Visitor from Coffes-
dih to witness the ball game.
Mrs Estella Rollins. the popu-
lar stenographer for the Grenada
Bank, is in Moorhead this week
doing duty as manager Of the
Bank of Moorhead.
MIR E. Perry and wife of
Williamsville in this county LETT
last Tuesday evening for an ex-
tended trip north and east. While
gone they will visit the James
town Exposition.
The "Grenada Hustlers", Gren-
ada's kid base ball team played
the Holcomb boys many OF them
being fnlf grown men, on the day
of the picnic and won a victory
by score of IS to 5.
Mrs. Ida B. Phelan announces the
engagement and approaching marriage
of her daughter, Bessie, to Mr.. Robert
w. Sharp: the ceremony to take place
at 4:3O Thursday afternoon, Aug 1st,
at her residence on Margin st. No
cards.
Mr.. E. G. Watkins, an old Grenada
County boy, now holding lucrative
positive with large wholesale house
in OakIahoma City, arrived in Grenada
Wednesday and will spend perhaps
two weeks or more visiting his parents
and other relatives in the county.
Misses Ida Coffman, Joe,
Sarah and Bella Gwin left Thurs
day for Tate Springs, Tenn. La
ter they will visit other points
and will likely be gone until
about September IS.
Mr.. V. R. James, the efficient
county superintendent of educa-
ton, returned last Sunday from
an extended stay at Hot Springs.
While he is much improved, it
will be source of regret to his
friends to learn that he has not
entirely recovered.
Hon. Z. D. Dinkins and family
of Charleston came over to Gre
nada Tuesday. Mrs. Dinkins
and the children remained for the
week while Mr.. Dinkins left that
afternoon for Dawson Springs,
KY, to enjoy a few days there
with other Grenada Bank offlci
ais.
There will be no services at the
Methodist Church next Sunday or the
following Sunday; at the solicitation
of the college board the church has
granted Mr. Cunningham the privilege
of spending two weeks in the interest
of Grenada College.
AS one Of stewards expressed it
'.Its mighty hot to go to church any
how"
The community sympathizes with
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. b. Morgan in the
death of their six-months old little
daughter, Mag Reed, who died at
Mont Eagle, Tenn. july II. The re-
mains Of the little one were brought
70 Grenada and carried to Spring Hill
burying ground on Saturday evening
for interment. The going away of
this pure little child can but add to
the ch ,rms on that happy golden
shore, for the distressed parents.
May they join their tirst-born there.
The death of Mr.. L. II. Clark
of Holcomb on July 10. removes
from our midst one of the coun-
TVS best and most useful citizens.
He was a member'of the Method
ist church and a man just ano
upright in all his dealings. ne { e
was Sick but few days ana MS