The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1908-01-04
Local and Personal

GRENADA is down 10 business again.
Board of SUPERVISORS meet next
week.
New county officers throughout the
state will be installed Monday.
MI. Emmett Powell spent several
days in Jackson this week.
Miss Berta Brown is spending a few
days in Memphis.
Mr. /. e. Tatum, of Greenville has
been visiting Mr.. NJ. A. Tatum.
DR.. J. w. Young made a trip to
his farm in Carroll county this week.
MI. J. B. Pace. OF Greenwood, has
been visiting Mr.. r. L. Bell.
Mrs. A. S. Carl and baby daughter
are visiting relatives in Eupora.
Miss Manic Morgan has been visit
ing her grandfather Mr.. Morgan.
Car load horses and mules at A. b.
Boyd's stable, next to Planters Hwd.
Co.
Mr.. Sam Young has been visiting
his father, DR.. J. w. Young of this
city, a few days.
A. B. Boyd has car load of good
horses and mules. Call and see them.
The Soul Winners Band well meet
next Tuesday night at the Methodist
church at 7:15 O'Clock.
FOR RENT: A desirable resi-
dea;, cl1H in. Apply to VIM.
Mclean. l0-l9-O7-tf
Miss Nell Eyah returned to her
home at Amory, Miss, Sunday after
spending several day as the delight
full guest Of Miss Berta Brown.
Miss Lena A. Warner, Of Memphis,
spent the Christmas holidays with her
sister-in-law, Mrs. Ida Angevin.
Misses Jennie and Mary Tatum, of
Tatum, Miss, are visiting the family
of Mr.. r. L. Bell.
Misses Milo and Helen Bell, of
, Ramer. Tenn, have been visiting
their brother Nj. r. L. Bell, during
the holidays.
For Sale: Good residence nicely
located. Has electric lights ana
water and necessary outhonses.
Apply at Sentinel Office. 12-2o-O1-tf.
Miss Hattie Griffin, Of Brunswick
Tenn. and Miss Louise W%hitford, of
Memphis, are the quests of Mrs. Z.
E. Heath, Of whom the former is a
sister and the latter a cousin.
Mr. and Mrs. H. f. Simpson and
their two interesting little children
are visiting Mr.. Simpsons sister in
Belen, Miss.
For sale or rent: Nice residence
in good condition with all modern
convenieces and outhouseS. The lot
is large and contains good pasture.
w. G.. Callicott. 12-29-07-tf
Mr.. and Mrs. r. p. Lake of Mem
phis were recent guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. w, 3. IIoffa. They stopped
over in Grenada on a return trip from
New orleans.
FOR RENT. h nce cottage on
Commerce st. 4 TooEcS, ha and
baCh. AID wired and water APP
ply to O. Q. Leigh at Grenada Bank
or Il. S. Wilburn. 10-12-07-tf.
Mr.. S. d. Amyette, of Tchula, visit
ed his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. d. s..
Amyette, during the holidays. His
wife preceded him here and will re-
main for an indefinite period.
Mr.. G. r. Bradford. a prosperous
merchant of Tunica, Miss, was well
cCmed by old Grenada friends Monday
while enroute to his old home at Red
ding.
Miss Elizabeth Moore was among
the many who came home to Grenada
to enjoy Christmas. Miss Elizabeth
is employed in the city schools of
Jackson and it gives The Sentinel
pleasure to state That she is regarded
as a most excellent teacher there.
Mr.. Robert Kincaid visited his
parents in Grenada curing the holt
days. Robert is a splendid young
man. He is employed as b~ookkeeper
for the bank Of Commerce of Memphis
and bis energy and general record of
good conduct, gives u that he
will make good to his employers
Mr.. Ira e. Tatum Of Greenville,
Miss was In Grenada this week.
He had been on his annual holiday
to his parents in the Pea Ridge COM
munity west OF this city. Mr.. Ia
tum is a splendid young man and it
affords The Sentinel pleasure to know
that he is succeeding well in the fur
allure business iD Greenville.
Mr.Hurd Horton returned to his
post OF duty at Cavington, La,
Tuesday. Hurd is a splendid young
fellow Of fine habits and has every
promise of a BRIGHT future. He COM