The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1909-05-07

Miss Ethel York returned to be
home in Scobey Saturday after a sew
eral days visit to Mrs. Henry Harris
Ladies, read II. X. Barwick's ad
vertiSement elsewhere OF the sale o
white goods and lawns.
The trustees Of the public SchOO
announce that they will go into the
election Of subordinate teachers or
Monday, May Il.
II lbs. graduated sugar at Italians
for 81.
Mrs. J. E. Hughes is in a Memphis
hospital for treatment and her many
friends in Grenada are very anxious
about her. DR.. Hughes went up &c
Memphis Thursday evening to see her.
Duncan & Co.'S. are headquarters
for mems and boys clothing. They
have the latest in style and the price
is as low as it is possible to make it.
Mr.. Wellington Beard and his two
daughters have moved to NasoaS,
seven miles southwest of Grenada.
Mr.. Beard Will engage in the mercan-
tile business at Mason. He is a good
man and worthy citizen and The Sem
tincl wishes him success.
The ChicaSha Indians were defeated
by the local ball players at Thomas
PARK Wednesday, the score standing
, to l. The game was very interest
ing from start to finish, both teams
playing a game that did credit to
each. They played a game Nednes-
day night in which the Indians came
out victorious. They cross bats this
afternoon as we 60 to press, the re-
suits of which will appear in next
weeks issue.
The Jolly Chafng Dish Club enjoyed
d delightful outing at Meadow
Brook" Saturday afternoon, the coun-
try home Of Miss Katherine Stevens.
Quite a delightful program was plan
ned by the fair hostess, and dainty
refreshments were served. The after
glided by SO swiftly that the
sunbeam had disappeared behind
the western hill before they thought
Of Home Sweet Home"
Mr.. Fred OsteHreider, special agent
the Southern division of the H.
linOiS Central r. R. who has made
his home in Grenada for the past year,
moved this week with his family to
where he will in future re-
side. Mr.. O%stenreider with his es-
family have made many
warm friends during their stay in this
little city. and all regret to see them
cave. They go with the very best
Of the community with them
n their new home, which is more
centrally located for Mr.. OStenreidcr'S
)uSineSS-herce the move.
On Thursday evening, April %,
a number of joyous young
'beaux and bellies" Of Grenada. were
entertained by DR.. and Mrs. b. S.
at their spacious home Oh
Iain street, the occasion being COM
,limentry tn their friends, Messrs
Bloodworth, Jones, Stevens
nd Keeton. who had oficiated as best
nan and uSherS on their wedding day.
Nhe game of Milo created much fun
nd merriment which lasted until they
|esired to enjoy delicate refreshments
The kindness of MesdameS Cain and
1attingly added mich to the eve
pleasure. All voted many good
wishes to the happy host and bis fair
ride.
Prof. A. Fl. Elicit, Of Blue Noun
ain, waS in Grenada a few hours last
saturday, and while in town we were
to extend him a welcome to
The Sentinel office. Mr.. Elicit is
ne OF Mississippi's brainy men. AS an
ducator, he stands at the head Of the
iSt. He is o. fine moral character
nd is making an impress upon the
history Of the commonwealth. The
having heard it suggested that
Ir. Elicit was a probable candidate
or congress in his district, made in
uiry Of him as to his intentions in
hat line, but he waved the sugges-
ion aside. The Professor is certainly
live to all the political subjects, and
rom his communications which have
cen appearing ia Ex-Gov- Varda-
aan's Issue, it must be concluded that
e would be a red hot member should
e take the stump for office. He
would make a most able and worthy
representative in congress.