The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1909-12-03
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by the "R0under."

S"sSs OSotCtsI VI I68 Annie f1JOSOu.
Garrett Bsret, Tom Yearger and II.
, d. Walker all from Greenwood came
over in an automobile and had
THANKSGIVING dinner at THE Gre
NADIA" they all expressed themselves
as having delightful trip and an
elegant dinner.
Messrs. Andrew NJ. Carothers, who
is taking law course and John
Young, who is taking the literary
course at the U diversity OF Mississippi
both spent Thanksgiving with the
folks at home. Both of these are
making good at the University. Mr..
arothers Is one OF the honor men of
nis class and M. Young is member
OF the Glee Club
Col. J. T. Rucks, the popular mana.
ger OF The Grenada" had as his
-pecial guests for Thanksgiving din
ne-, Maj. B. f. Thomas and his inter
esting family. Mr.. and Mrs Gus Ge.
rard and Mr., Mrs. and Miss Bachman
from WinOna.
The annex to the public school build
ing is about Complete. This gives
Grenada one OF the handsOmeSt and
most cOmm0dous school buildings in
the State. Under the efficient man.
agership OF Prof. Hall, the school is
doing fine work.
Mr.. Norman Monaghan, the popu-
lar catcher on last seasons base ball
4 club and who is now assistant bus-
/ ness manager Of the University foot
ball club spent the weeks end ia the
city. Money" has ties that are
like hooks of steel" that bind him
to Grenada.
Mr.. Chas. g. Carothers. a well
/ known insurance man of Memphis ac
! companicd by his son, Bluett. spent
! Thanksgiving with his brother, Rev.
j. Q. Carothers. Mr.. Carothers has
1 a great many friends 10 the city who
are always glad to see him.
/ Mr.. Chas. B. Hotfa, the "Prince of
/ Whales" also the prince of good fel-
j lows" spent the weeks end in the
i city, the guest of his brother, w. b.
\ Huffa, tie Prince of Boosters.
Grenada is soon to have one of
the best Grass bands in the country,
n The band organized Thursday night
d twenty seven reporting, and there
'. are everal more who are to join.
Is The boys have secured the services of
As Prof. Firth OF Memphis to instruct
c. them. A good brass band is fine
n, thing for a town and we wish the boys
rs The best of luck in their enterprise.
D. The electric light fixtures being in
le stalled in the new bank building are
j. very handsome, some of the fixtures
le costing $4,000 each. When the
" bank is completed, Grenada will nave
is the most up-te-d date bank building in
y, the State.
I'd The bowling alley" on East Main
II Street is becoming very popular re-
h sort, his Honor, Mayor TaLum is a
IN great bowler and then Drs. Young
10 and Brown bowl some" The ladies
Of are taking up the fad and two days
" of each week are known as ladies
.d day" 1t is fine exercise and we are
glad to see 50 many going in for it
Mr.. John s. Lee, the accommodating
n conductor on the Pea Vine" route
between here and Greenwood, spent
last week in New Orleans.
McCaslin's place on Main Street is
q not only 1.-THE talk of the town" but
! we have heard many people, who live
Il In the large cities say they never saw
!, anything like it, numbers have said
q it is the prettiest store thev ever saw.
u It's "a thing of beauty and 4 joy for
o ever" a place Grenada can well be
II proud of,
Il Mr.. Frank Thomas, who has an i'm
v portant position with the Bank Of
o Commerce in Memphis, spent Sunday
=. in the city. Y
Mr.. Bob Mitchell, business mana
II ger uf the University foot ball team
n and one of the best pitchers in the
r South, spent the week S end with h's
r father, Rev. w. w. Mitchell. the
e popular pastor of the Methodist
e church here.
ii Capt. Trotter of the University
RI foot ball team. vas in the city last
/ week. Trotter was on crutches, the
< result of an accident he received in a
i, game with Union University and
# whlelhe was unable to be in the
!. great game at jackson, yet he was on
IS the ground to help cheer his team to
e victory.
It.shoul6 be so in Grenada that if
you boost" Grenada will "boost"
with you, but if you KNOCK" you
g knock" alone.
Mr.. Fred Witty of the University
o spent Sunday in the city looking after
!. unfinished business.
c Mr.. Chas. Goodwin, better known
as DIR Dippy," the popular shoe
's salesman, spent last week in the city.
n Miss Stella Robertson one of the
), primary teachers in the Grenada Pub