The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1908-02-22

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Try our coffee either green or par
ched. Talbert & Boushe. 2-15-0S-1t
Mr.. j. Il. Atkinson, cashier of the
first national bank of Pontotoc, Miss.
Was in Grenada Monday.
Duncan & Co., have underwear pala'
table to the skin and hose so tasty
you will roll your trousers up.
Hon. VIM. Q. Mclean was in Jack
son this week.
See our dress linens Duncan & Co.
36 in. sheer quality linen lawn 25c
Talbert & Co.
No true friend Of a town is salts
fed with what it has.
New line Read Seal bingham 124.
Talbert & Co.
New goods coming in every day.
Talbert & Co.
The YalobuSha river has been un-
usually high for the past several days.
1000 yds val lace 1Oc value SC next
week Talbert s. Co.
Improvements continue in Grenada.
See our loo counters this week.
Talbert & Co.
Mr. Nv L. Smith loc;ro~ III, 0rI
lie to know that he has now in his
employ an experienced and competent
watch maker which will enable him
to turn out his work much more
rapidly.
a nobby line of oxfords at Duncan
& Co.'S.
Misses Trimble Guy, Kate Lick
fold and Maggie Hughes are at home
. a few days from the Industrial In
Stitute and College at Columbus ON
account of the prevalence of measles
there.
Try Black Weed Tonic for LaGrip
it will cure you. 2nd Glass Drug
Store. 2-15-O8-tf.
Mr.. w. NJ. Dubard is confined at
home with a sever cold.
It's at the Second Glass Drug Store.
The Sentinel regrets the illness of
Rev. w. w. Mitchell pastor of the
Methodist church. He is a victim of
the grippe that seems to be going the
rounds.
Fresh flower seed in bulk at MoOre'S
Drug Store.
Mr.. A. NJ. GanOng has been quite
i'll this week.
Miss Sallie Henry and Miss Anice
Wright up-tO-date dress maker at
Talbert & Go.
To day, February %, is Washing
tons birthday and a national holiday.
Miss HortenSe Holcomb, who has
been in California for the past eight
months, and her brother, Mr.. Edwin
Holcomb now of Luling, Texas, ar
rived home Thursday evening.
Mrs. j. G. Trent of Guthrie, Okla,
was the guest Of Mrs. r. H. Hester,
this week. Mrs. Trent went from
here to Laurel, Miss, where she has
relatives.
The legal business Of the Illinois
Central and the YazoO and Mississippi
Valley railroad companies heretofore
looked after by the law firm OF Slack
& Stands will in the future be in the
hands of Mr.. Cecil Stands. Mr..
Stands is a splendid young lawyer aud
a gentleman Of high conceptions OF
duty and his clients may rest assured
that their interests will be we'll cared
for by him.
The Mcdowell Musical Club gave
ard entertainment at the renada
Club rooms on the night Of the l4th.
A splendid programme was rendered
which was enjoyed by a select and
a%ppreciative audience. Grenada can
congratulate herself on possessing a
greatdeal of fine musical talent as was
amply demonstrated by those who
took part IN making delightful this
evenings entertainment.
The board of mayor and aldermen
are determined to maintain the re-
cord they have made for city improve
mentS. At a meeting held last Mon
dav night. it was determined to re-
sumo the building of granolithic side
walks and advertisements for bids
were ordered.
Mr. L. Deprattp Of this place and
Miss Stella Chappee of Water Valley
were married by MAJOR D0ty in this
CITY last Saturday evening. Mrs De
pratto is IL lady # prepoSSeSSing APP
pearance and has a large circle OF
friends. Mr.. DeprattO is ii young
gentleman of many excellent traits
and of fine business possibilities. The
Sentinel wishes for him and hi3 bride
lifeiS richest rewards.
Mr.. Pratt McMullin was married
last sunday evening at Jamestown,
| Mics tn Miss Clara Mccullough of that