The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1909-09-17
Local and Personal

10 days sale begins tomorrow Sat
urday) at Pressgrove's.
Phone II and ave your mon or
coal.
Mr. j. b. Rhodes has accepted a po-
Sition in Mr.. II. X. BArwick'S store.
Mr.. H. G.. Talbert went to Mem
phiS Monday ON business
Mr.. Boots McIIenry was in Grenada
S~unday-on business.
Have you an exhibit at the Fair-it
will pay you.
Grenada College opens next We'd
nesday, the 18th.
The public SchOt Is Of Grenada open
next Monday, the Goth.
Coal! Coal. Coal. BY buying now
you get it cheaper, and you want to
phone II about it too.
II yds. OF Hope domestic. one yard
wide, during PreSSgrOve,s sale for 81.
Pressgrsve is making special
prices on a Few line of boys hats
and caps. Read ad.
One Of the special features of Press
groves Sale Monday will be 100 chill
dren's parasolS at csc. Regular price
S1.5O.
Mr.. L.. j. Doak is sojourning in
GulfpOrt where the rest Of his family
have been for the past monht.
Mrs. J. T. Calhoun Of Coffeevil! e
is visiting her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
j. II, Brown in Grenada this week
Mrs. r. H. Stokes Of Hardy was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Bell this
week.
The Grenada Steam Laundry wants
to wash your linen.
Mrs. NJ. A. Melton and daughter
Ella Mai have returned home after a
pleasant stay in Gulfpnrt.
Mr.. John Wright is now holding
the position Of assistant book-keeper
at the Tie Plant.
New crop turnip seed. All varieties
50 cents per pound. End Glass Drug
Store.
Mr.. Longstreet Tatum left Sunday
for Hartman, Tenn, to enter Moon
ey'S school.
Mr.. Hartwell Bailey of Cotfeevi!le z
was a pleasant caller at this Office 4
Wednesday,. He came to Grenada to r
place his daughter in Grenada College.
The premium list for the Fair COW
erS everything from a piece OF needle
work up to horses, COWS etc.
The boy that buys a suit Of clothes
at P~reSSgrOve'S next week will ue Civ
en- a cap. Sale teginS Saturday. Read
ad. u
Grenada HIS talked OF and wished
for a laundry for years. Now there is
n In her midst and she should pat 10
rOniZe it. G.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Henry Harris are to Ell
congratulated over a new daughter
taking up her abode in their home. g
She arrived Monday night. -,
For Sale Cheap Any and all my W
house hold furniture also kitchen and CT
dining room furniture.
9%-1O-O9-2t. Mrs. H. L. Mcnamara.
The floral parade at the Fair will ii
excel anything Of the kindat previous r;
Fairs. O
Rev. N. w. p. Bacon returned last 7,
Saturday after a months tour of the I.
West. u
Miss Clara Leigh Jones has return V
to her home in Holly Springs after a =
most enjoyable visiJ to Mss Anne !
Elise Roane. =,
For Sale-Tnirty acres Of land one II
half mile west Of Tie Plant. For par ct
ticularS Apply to W. p. Moss. =
$50 O9-3t.
Miss Laura Mai Burns returned The :
latter part of last week from Colorad i
where she has been spending the sum [
mer. u
One first class Cotta.te for rent or y
Fourth street. Lights, water anG .
bath. y
Cas- Heath.
Mrs. E. A. McKeen and her tw, +,
interesting little children of Fulton +,
KY, are guests at the home OF Mr :,
and Mrs. A. T. McElwrath. :
Mr.. j. B. Carroll is now in charge o. +
the Western UnlOr Telegraph Office 5
here and it gives us pleasure 10 note u
his success. He is a very deserving n
young man. "
Judge A.. T. Roane returned last
Saturday after spending several days W
at GuIfport and visiting his daughter ha
at Selma, Ala. W
The Rt. Rev. Theodtr re Duboss =.
Rratton, d. d., will preach and cele M
hrate the Holy Communion in Al M
Saints Church, Grenada, at III O'CLOCK CT
a. NJ, sunday Sep. 26. u
Mice Marcie Bell has lust returned -