The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1909-03-05
Locals, Wise and Otherwise rom
our Depot Correspondent.

Jul DcpOt correspondents.
Mr.. Walter Berryhill, who at on
time made his home here but is pop
located in Memphis, travelling f0I
Caruthers Jones Shoe Co spent sev
eral days in the city the past week,
Mr.. Berryhill is still a past master al
the art OF laughing.
Mr.. w. F. Shuford, one of the best
known piano statesmen in this terri
tory, spent most of last week in the
city, the guest of 1.-The Grenada y
DR.. T. j. Brown made a flying trip
to Memphis Sunday afternoon, re-
turning that night. He went up 10
see his friend and patient, Hon. S. A.
Morrison who has been quite i'll for
some time past. We are glad to re-
port that DR.. Brown considers Mr..
Morrion's condition much improved.
| N. J. B. Kerr, a prominent lumber
mar OF SenatObia, and a cousin OF our
fellow towpsman w. E Conger, spent
plrt Of last week in Grenada.
Mrs. II. B. Hell of Memphis, is en-
a visit to her sister, Mrs. John Scott,
Mr.. Evans TONNES spent Sunday
in Grenada with his wife who has
been m a visit to her parents, Dr..
and Mrs. j. E Hughes.
Miss Bessie Young, after, having
taken in Ma di GraS, is on q visit to
friends in New Orleans.
Mr.. ]. G.. Neudofer Supt. Of the
Miss. Div. /. G. r. r. passed through
the city Saturday night enroute TO
Memphis Mr.. Neudofer reports that
he has entirely recovered from the in
jurieS received in the COldwater
wreck, where he came S o near being
killed, Mr.. Neudofer is one of the
most popular Superintendent on the
/. G. system and has a great many
friends in Grenada.
Mr.. w. c. Winter representing the
Roberts, Johnson & Rand Shoe Co:
in south Mississippi. a brother-in-law
Of r. B. TONNES, who travels for the
same firm, stopped off here last Fri
day night to visit MS sister, Mrs.
TONNES. Mr.. Winter is enroute to
st. Louis where he goes to get his
new line OF samples.
Jno. Ben Perry and W. E. Penn,
made a business trip to Memphis last
Thursday.
Mr.. Charley Goodwin or better
known as "Dr. Dippy," one of the
most popular statesmen on the road,
left for ST. Louis Sunday afternoon
for his new line of samples. Woner
why the "Dr." regretted to leave
Grenada more at this time than he
ever did before?
Nj. w. Fl. McCarley, a prominent
planter Cf Shaw, Miss; who has daugh-
tiers attending college here spent Sat
urday and Sunday in Grenada.
Mr. s. p. Barry Of the we'll known
firm Burns Barry Co; Memphis spent
several days in the city this week, the
guest Of The Grenada" Mr.. Barry's
business was inspecting the watches
Of the rail road men on this DiviS.
sion, as his firm are watch Inspectors
OF the l. G. and Y. & M. V. Bail
Roads.
The following is a very apt descrip-
tion Of a Drum Major. He is the
boss Of the whole brass band. he
wears a bear skin bonnet that tickles
the music out OF them all.
James Whitcomb Riley is respons-
able for this:
For the world is full of roses,
And the roses full of dew,
Aud the dew is full of heavenly love
That drips from you and me-"
He slipped the nectar from her lips
AS meath the moor they sat.
And he wondered il any other man
Ever drank from a mug like that"
The following very striking de
,cription Of New York City was writ
ten by the noted California lawyer,
Delmas, who defended Harry X.
rhaw. 1t is said to have been writ
Ten on a Hotel register right after the
rbaw :rial. 1t is a very fine piece of
New York. (
Vulgar of tanner, oyerfed. Il
over dressed and under bred. =
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