The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-04-10

welcome here.
A. L. Dennis is one of the con-
lductors on the L. X. & N. on the
new run between Winfield and
Shreveport. Mr.. DeLoach still
retains his position on the same
train and this makes the passage
pleasant to the many friends of
these two popular conductors.
Major Will A. Strong, of The
Sentinel, left last Friday on the
double mission of answering a
summons before the United
States Court and attending the
reception rendered to Lieutenant
Jarmon at Monroe.
The Sentinel appreciates the
courtesy and kindness of w. NJ.
Campbell, the insurance agent,
for favors bestowed. He is u
progressive business resident aud
deserves the popularity he has
achieved in his line of business.
The attention of our readers is
called to the change of the al of
w. D. Williams in this paper.
He has recently secured the
agency for the Junius Hart Piano
and Organ House, and will carry
line of their instruments.
Habitual constipation is the
door through many of the serious
ills of the body are admitted. The
occasional use of Prickly Ash
Bitters will remove aud cure this
distressing condition. S m i t b.
Grisham Drug Co., Special Agts.
Mr.. w. j. Harper. of Flat
Greek, paid The Sentinel visit
while in town Saturday and
entered strong protest about
the non-receipt of The Sentinel.
which is q complimentary en-
dorsement of its interest to its
readers.
w. A. Mashaw has been APP
pointed watch inspector for the
Louisiana & Arkansas Railway Go.
He is also watch Inspector for the
Rock Island. He carries fine
stock of railroad watches, in fact,
a complete line of jeweiry of all
kinds. 4-10-4t
The site of the Rock Island
terminals has become favorite
resort for the young people who
love to take an evening stroll.
No less is il a place Of interest to
the citizens who are watching the
tremors of additional develop
ments.
Mr.. w. o. Williams has lately
secured control of the Junius
Hart piano anG organ business in
this section. He will handle q
full line of all kinds of musical
instruments and parties wishing
to purchase will do we'll to see
him. 4-10-2t
FOR RENT.-Two four-room
cottages in East Winfield. APP
ply to w. w. Hilburn. t3-27tf
A Grandfather.
Thursday of last week the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. L. D.
Wardlow, of Montgomery, was
frightened by the advent of a
baby girl. The mother is the
daughter of our fellow townsman.
Mr.. N. M. Hyde, and he now
bossts16f the distinction of being
= happy and proud grandfather.
all are heartily congratulated on
this very happy family event.
Woman's Missionary Union.
This association OF earnest
workers held most delightful
and numerousiy attended gath
sring Monday of last week Ut the
home of Mrs. Hugh Long, under
the auspices Of Mechanics Long,
Norrid and Helm. Fifty-one
ladies' we're in attendance. The
program was q varied one and
was excellent1y rendered by the
participants, and to the delight
full entertainment Of those who
were present. The meeting was
held from = to $50 in the after
noon, and consisted of music,
rccitations and elegant refresh
meuts.
A recitation was delivered by
Miss Nettie McGinty which
elected marked recognition.
This was followed by q song
from Mrs. r. w. Oglesby. A
reading was effectively given by
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