The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1909-04-30
Local and Personal

Send your next ordec for job printing
to The Sentinel job department..
Phone No. 26.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. l.. LomaX and
little son. of Greenwood. were guests
last Sunday of Mrs. Lomax's pa
rents, Mr. and Mrs. w. NJ. Dubard
on Third street.
For Rent-Two new four room cot
tages near public school building.
4-16-O9.3 t. A. Gersrd or A. 5. Bell.
Rev. r. E. Lee Craig will hold SER
vices at the Episcopal Church Sunday
at IL O'Clock and Sunday night. A cor
dial invitation is extended to all.
Remember Peoples & Rose in buy
ing your groceries. Phone 245.
Lawrence Simpson was in Memphis
the first of the week ON business.
Big reduction in clothing and other
goods at H. K. Barwick'S.
Nj. Harvey Harris. of Charleston,
was in Grenada Thursday. His wife
and little baby have been guests at
the home OF Mr.. Harris mother, Mrs.
Ida Owen, for several days.
Phone lumber three for things for
your pantry.
Mrs. ". w. Mitchell returned Mon
day evening from a weeks stay in
Jackson. where she the guest of Mrs.
M. Fl. r. Jones of Grenada, VINO is on
a visit to her parents, Postmaster
Edwards and family.
In things for your pantry Phone
number three.
Mr.. J. M. Brown returned Monday
evening from a several days visit to
his brother at Hattiesburg. He was
accompanied by his mother, Mrs. Nit
tie r. Brown. who has been in Hat
ties burg since December. last.
For Rent-Room in private family,
suitable for couple or two gentlemen.
Three blocks from square. Board
optional p. O. Box 81.
Mrs. j. S. Sharp and infant son re-
turned a few days ago from a six weeks
visit to her parents at Danville, Va.
Miss Louise Bass, of Russellville,
KY, who has been the guest of Mrs.
Pearl Hutton for the past two weeks
left Sunday evening for her home
where the meadows always blue"
During her ~Sojvurn in Grenada, Miss
Bass won many friends and admirers,
and society feels it has lost one Of its
most charming guests Of the season.
Phone No 26 for that order of
printed stationery you are about to let
out. Samples and prices furnished on
request.
The Chafing-dish Club was enter |
tanned Friday night in a most charm
ing manner by Misses Ethel and Lea
lab Kimbrough. In the the flower
contest" Miss Mary Thomas was
awarded the prize. A mock marriage
was next on the program PEARSON {
Rock with bis little book" in the per-
0 Of Mr.. lin TaIbert was thorough
ly enjoyed. Refreshments were served.
Mr.. w. G. Mckay representing the
Subway Mercantile Co., OF Elkhart,
Ind, was in Grenada this week and
while here called at this office and we
found him a most pleasant and enter
tanning ge- tleman. His wife is a couis-
in of the wife Of the editor of this pa
per. Mr.. McKay's home is al S%ewanee,
Tenn.
Rev. j. E. Cunningham. presiding
e,der of the Oxford district, preached
at the Methodist church in this city
Sunday night and held Quarterly Con-
ference on Monday Mr.. Cunningham
congratulated the church here very
generously upon the showing made
which is very mplimentry to the
pastor, Rev. w. w. Mitchell, as well
as the official board.
Miss Abbic Morris, principal Of the
school at Scobey, Miss; was in Gre
NADIA a few hours Wednesday enroute
to the State Teachers Association at
Natchez. Miss Abbie is a daughter
OF Mr.. w. G. Morris, who died a few
years ags at transport in this county,
and it gives The Sentinel pleasure to
note her splendid success as an
educator. |