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

10
the pulpit at the Methodist Church
in Grenada Sunday last. His sermon
was we'll enjoyed by a lar ge congrega'
tiOn.
Mr.. r. NJ. Mason of near Dubard
waS in Grenada this week. He was
warmly greeted by his many friends
as it has been over three months
since he was here, he having been con-
fined to his bed from sickness.
The Grenada Bank is to be con
graduated on its Official statement
which is published again this week.
The management feel justly proud of
it and are sending two thousand
copies of it to the business world.
J. w. Carver, of Holcomb. who has
been in the employ of the Lamb-FiSh
Lumber Co., for some time, was Sc
verely injured last week by a beam
falling and striking his head. -CharleS-
ton Herald.
Prayer meeting night at the Metho-
dist Church has been changed from
Thursday night to Wednesday. The
change was made by the pastor, Rev.
W. w. Mitchell, and will no doubt
meet the approval Of the entire mem
berShip.
Mr.. j. H. Bull of Memphis was
given a most cordial greeting by his
many old friends here a few days ago.
Mrs. Bull waS already in Grenada,
having been. here for sometime the
guest of relatives, DR.. S. ID. Scrugg
and family.
Mrs. Ida B. Phelan announces the
marriage of her daughter Mary, to
David Benjamin Brown, Wednesday
morning, April the fifteenth at eleven
thirty O'Clock, III Saints E%spicopal
church, Grenada Mississippi. No
ca rdS.
Mr.. Levin Lake sustained a fall on
the door steps at his home in Oxford
last Sunday which bruised him up
considerably but broke no limbs. He
is now al the home of his daughter,
Mrs. L. Owen in this city and is
doing nicely.
Suppose every citizen of Grenada
should inquire of himself, what am
l doing towards improving Grenada
and making certain its business fu.
ture, am l contributing ven a mite
towards that end". The choruseS OF
| truthful answers would not silence
two dozen bull frogs in a mill pond.
Mr.. Fred Ostenrieder and family,
domciled at the DOnkin residence on
Line and Fourth streets, are pleasant
additions to the social life Of Grenada.
MI. OStcnrieder is a special agent fol
the Iii nUiS Central railroad company
and is a most agreeable and intelli
gent gentleman.
The entertainment given by thu
nineth grade pupils Of the public
! school chapel on the night OF Narcf,
81, was Il very creditable one and re
iectei we'll on their %preceptOrS as
we'll rs themselves Due apprecla
ii IN was shown by the parents and
patrons who were present to witneS
the exercises.
Many Of the chief supporters o
}Guv. Noel during the late campaigl
are now his bittereSt critics. Well,
is not our scrap aud frankly we ar
not losing any sleep over tht high
on the governor. who is doing Us well
as the chief executive OF this grea
state, as we expected Of him.-Greei
Vile cmcrat.
Mr.. J. l. Sc.,tt. WIN has been 4
attache of the II rcnAda bank for IN
past eighteen months, resigned a fe'
dns : to again enter che employ
the railroad company as claim agen
for this district. Mr.. Scott is
splendid gentleman and deserves SUI
cess IN anything he undertakes. tn
railroad company is indeed fortun II
in again securing his servic 5.
Mr.. f. r. LicNfo!! i ms,s.ng a
residence. perhaps b->, %n'v'i ~ IN
old Ayers property. oh 'hr c'itier :
Line and Margi stree : u as 'ua
end OF his lot ana vii repair All
renuvate it and MAKE is a very desil
able and att rae i've hoI&s. lie
, going to erect IL t.ndsnfne m0der
house where The onI n lormcri
/, stood.
Hon. w. V .Bringle, OF Covingtoi
Tenn. stopped over in Grenada We
nesday afternoon, enroute home no
Water Valley, where he had been q
= tending to legal business. Dir. bri
gle is a member OF the bar n al
Mayor OF Covington, and seemed 1avo
ably impressed with Grenada and u
people the little while he spent her
Grenada was pleased to have Mr.. Brl
gle, as her people always welcome VII
tors.