The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1909-03-19

An excellent poultry food on sal
at Hughes Drug Store.
It will be OF interest, perhaps, I
many to know that Miss Venie Nil
Ter, sister OF the late Phillip Miller q
this county, is now domiciled at tn
Old Ladies Home in Jackson, and |
much pleased with the place.
A package OF stock food will heli
your horses this spring. Hughes sell
the kind that gives new life ant
produce flesh.
Mrs. Ellen Bitter, (nee Miss Eller
Turner) and her interesting little
children left for their home in Alex
andria, Va; last Saturday. after al
extended visit to Mrs. Bitzer'S father
Capt. r. H.. Turner at Holcomb, Miss
Mrs. Bitter expected to stop OIL Ii
Knoxville, Tenn; to spend a short
while with her sister. Mrs. j. G.
Howell.
Skin troubles will show themselves
with the change in season Don't
let any trouble get a start when a
good blood cure like Hughes Sarsa.
parilla compound.
Mrs. Carrie D. Harris If Norwood,
N. c. is visiting her uncle Capt. r.
HI. Turner in HoicOmb, Miss. Mrs.
Harris was reared ia the western pOr-
ton of this county, being . daughter
Of Mr.. Steve Dunlap who died in the
Oxberry community perhaps twenty
five years ago.
IL yod want real genuine value In
your drug store merchandise you
ought to 60 to Hughes.
Miss Mary Therrell who has been
the attractive guest Of Miss Anna
Elise Roane for the past two weeks
left for her home in Aberdeen last
Friday. Miss Therrell is a most
pleasant and charming young lady,
and her many friends here will al
ways give ner q hearty welcome to
Grenada.
The Sentinel is pleased to state that
Hon. S. A. Morrison, accompanied BY
his excellent wife who has been con-
stantly at his bedside during the past
nine weexs, returned last Sunday from
Memphis aud is reco vering just Is
rapidly IS could be expected. He
was delighted to get back home and
was called upon by mary friends
Monday and Tuesday. He is now
spending some DAYS at the residence
OF his wife's brother, Mr. W. r. Ba'
ker, ia the country In the hope that
he may hurry his re~cuperation.
To those who attended the dance at
Hardy Hall Wednesday night was az
forded a pleasure that Is seldom In.
dulged in by the young people OF
Grenada. The music, which was the
best, was furnished by the Rsss-By-
num Band OF Memphis, and IN all the
dance was one OF the most highly en-
joyed that has heen given In this city
in quite awhile. Quite a number OF
o~pt-of-town guests were in attendance
and all expressed themselves as having
spent a delightful evening, which
goes that Grenada society never lets
anything barr them from giving that
which is most unique.
The Cinderella concert announced
for last Friday night was greeted with
q terrific down pour OF rain, however,
quite a good sized audience was on
hand when the curtain was raised to
greet the performers. The costumes
we're pretty indeed, and the stage
presented a spectacular appearance.
The matrons, maids and the lassies
all looked lovely. Owing to the rain,
the management decided to give the
play over on Monday night at which
time some new features were on the
program. No doubt a right handsome
sum was realized for the piano fund
OF the Presbyterian church.
During the days OF the past week
several homes in u midst have been
made happier even as their wont, by
the arrival among them OF welcome
little ones. The first OF these arrivals
was the splendid little son Of Mr.. arsl
Mrs. Moore. Moore of Memphis, who
was born at the home OF his parents
Monday, and who is said by those who
know, to be quite IS fine a boy as his
mother, fair Ethel Sivley, was a girl
in the days OF her own glad infancy.
Mrs. w. B. Sivley, the proud grand
mother of the youngster, is with him
and his mother and will remain there
until she can bring them to delight
the hearts Of their many friends In
Jackson.
The above from the Jackson Daily
News will be Of interest to DIR. Moore
Moore'S many friends in Grenada.
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