The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1908-10-03
Local and Personal

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The College is almost full. t
Grenada gets prettier. y
Grenada is unexcelled as a home r
town. |
There is a ''joker" in pressgrove's :
ad. See if you car find it. i
We pay highest market price for cot
ton, The +. Sabin Co. 8 II OS TT.
Mr.. Frank Tindall spent Sunday /
with homefolks at Misterton,
we pay highest market price for COT
ron The r. Sabin Co. 8 Il oo. u.
Whit, King has been taking in the
Tri.State Fair in the Bluff CITY '"'S
week.
The public school is getting Start
ed well.
The Second Class Drug Store keeps
tho Goods and makes the price.
Mrs. ). II. Willis of Pickens was the
quest If Miss Nan Barwick last sum
day.
We nav higest market price for COT
+or frhe f. Sabin Co. . Il 0S. IT,.
The young men gave a most enjoy
able dance at Hardy Hall on Monday
night.
Eor Rent: A very desirable resi-
dence, Close in w. G. Mclean.
DIR. and Mrs. w, II. Whitaker are
spending this week in Memphis.
We pay highest market price for cot
ton. The T. $abin Co. 8 IL O8. TT.
Rev. r. E. Lee Craig will preach at
All Saints church Sunday Tomorrow,
at IL o'clock.
All kinds of good tire and stove
wood. See or phone MIS-. A. b.
Boyd. Phone 81.
Miss Lucy Snider, OF Water Valley
is visiting Miss Mamie Fieldee this
week.
For Rent: Three rooms fer light
housekeeping. Apply to MIS-. o. II
Gibbs.
Mr.. Milton Tindall, of Hattiesburg
who is visiting homefoikS at Mister
ton was in Grenada Thursday.
Four nicely furnished rooms TO
rent. Convenient to square. Appl!
to this office.
Miss Ethel Yonk 1etunaed TO he
llomc in Scobey Saturday after
visit to the family O.. Mr.. j.. Henri.
Harris.
For Rent: Comfortable 6 room
residence. Apply to Mrs. J. B. Nc
Cord. 9-26-4t p.
Mrs. B. F. Clark returned severa
DAYS ago to her home in brownsville
Tenn. after a fOrnight'S stay witt
her daughter, Mrs. r. f. Jones.
MesdameS e. c. Adams, w. d
Sweeney and Misses Berta Mclean
Bell Ayers and Dora Adams wer
Memphis visitors this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Stokes of Hal
dy and Mr.. A. Olson of Elliott wer
in Memphis this week enjoying IN
sights OF the Tri-State Fair.
DIR. J. w. Sharp returned Tuesda
night from a months stay at Biloxi
He is looking extremely we'll and eA
presses himself as being delighte
with thai section Of tue state.
1t affords The Sentinel pleasure t
note That Mr.. A. G. Leigh and famll
are again in Grenada. For the pas
year or more they have been maxim
their home at Sewanee, Tenn.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. E. Heath, return
ed Thursday morning from Memphl:
Mr.. Heath has been away from HON
but two weeks while his wife Ia
been absent a month.
Mrs. O. f. Lawrence went to JACK
son Thursday morning being Gale
there by the tragic death Of Post Ol
flee Inspector FitZeIald who was
very special friend OF her family.
Whyte Whitaker and II. X. Bal
wick, Jr. left this week to enter tn
Georgia school of Technology at Al
lanta. They are both excellent youn
men. They nave bright minds an
their friends are expecting big thing
of them.
Mrs. w. f. Smith returned las
Saturday morning after an eXtende
trip west. She spent most of tn
time in California. She is delighte
with that country and expresses bel
self as having had a most eXcellen
time.
Miss Walker Hughes was carried
Memphis on Tuesday of this week b