The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1909-06-25

yO0A OiNhCUs
E. A. Meaders & Co.
Master John DeLoach has gone to
V~icksburg to study stenOgraphy.
Miss Willie Lloyd OF Drrant has re-
turned home after a visit to the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. e. DeL0ach.
Get your ticket at our store.
E. A. MeaderS & &C.
Mr.. Eugene Sims, Of Water Valley,
brother Of Mrs. NJ. NJ. Ransom, was
in Grenada this week.
For Sale:-One good surry or buggy
horse. Is safe for a lady or child.
r. Pressgrove.
Mrs. f. r. Austin and LITTLE,
Daughter, Joy, of Greenwood, are Wis
iting Mrs. Austin'S aunt, Mrs. Kate
Payne on College street.
Two OF Jackson'S most fascinating
young ladies in the persons OF Misses
Bessie Wilson and Mary Hamilton are
the delightful guests Of Mrs. O. F.
Lawrence on Union street.
Mr.. 0. ]. Nance, Of Jackson, Tenn.
was in Grenada shaking hands with
old friends this week. Mr.. Nance al
ways gets a warm greeting in Grenada.
1t was surmiSed by some of his hum
orous friends that he came as a part OF
1.-The base ball team, however, his otic-
ial connection in that regard was not
| revealed.
Mr.. B. r. Gober ofIArdmore, Okla,
was in Grenada this week the guest
of his cousin, Mrs. Belle Wright. In
company with u esteemed friend.
Mr.. j. A. Carter, his uncle, he called
at this office. Mr.. GOber is enthusiasts.
tic over the future prospects OF Okla
homa. He was raised ia Alfalfa cOun-
ty.
Randolph Lee returned from Sewan-
ee Military Academy a few days ago.
The Sentinel is pleased to note that
in addition to being Second Lieuten-
ant ia his company he was president
Of his class, winner of the Brandon |
Debate and was awarded two medals,
one for Greek and one for history. He
will enter the University of the South
at Sewanee in September for his four
veal University course |
1t will be pleasing to her many
friends in This vicinity to know that
Miss Lucille Majors has been unani-
mouSly chosen to represent Mississippi
at the Seattle Exposition. at Seattle,
Wash. Miss Majors is a striking bru.
nette of Queenly bearings, and has on
four other occasions been selected to
do the honor for her native state.
Her unassuming ways, and lovable
manners have won for her a host Of
friends, who are always delighted but
never surprised upon hearing these
things.-WinOna Times.
Mr.. Johnson Peacock, brother of
Mr.. Fl. B. Peacock, OF Old Spring Hill,
Ala came by from the reunion in Men,
phis for a visit to Grenada. He is "A
years old. He vas in Grenada forty
four years ago. just after the val he
went to Brazil, and remained there
eight years. He then returned to the
United States since which time he has
made his home in Alabama. He did not
60 on the streets while here for the
reason he said he did not want to ex- !
perience the sadness that would come
to him in rec0unting departed friends.
Attention is directed to the ad of
the Bank of Commerce which appears
elsewhere. The gentlemen in charge
OF this institution are too well know
in this community to need any bou-
quets at the hands of The Sentinel.
They are identified with the life and
hope Of this town and county, and are
among best ~citizens as we'll as
capable business men. Any Banking
business intrusted to the Bank Of
Commerce will receive Jealous care