The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1909-03-19
Locals, Wise and Otherwise from
our Depot Correspondent.

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Mr.. j. B. Lord Of the Aver s. Lor
Tie Plant, Mr.. j. e. Powell city En-
gineer for the city OF Chicago an
Mcssrs A. F. Keeney. F. A. Worde
and j. b. Hettell, members OF tn
Board OF puplic Improvements" ~
the city of Chicago, were prominen
visitors In Grenada Friday and Sat
urday OF last week. These gentlemen
were down to inspect the new pavin'
block plant recently put IN operation
by the Aver & Lord people at the til
plant. The city of Chicago has con-
tracted for a great number Of thest
paving blocks.
Hon. Herbert Holmes, a we'll known
attorney OF Senatobia was ia Grenada
the latter part OF the past week. Mr.,
Holmes was here to plead q very i'm
pOrtant case. This Gaze was very
unique inasmuch as The Judge and
jury on this case happened to be a
lady.
Hon. A. F. Gardner, one OF the
most prominent lawyers in the State,
spent Friday night in Grenada. en-
route to hrs home 10 Greenwood.
Mr.. Char. Statham one OF crena6a's
boys who has made good" on the
road was = welcome visitor in Gre
NADIA Friday. Mr.. Statham represents
one Of the largest Hardware firms in
Memphis.
Mr.. c. C. Gresham, IT Puducah,
Ky; who has charge Ut the legal In
terests OF the Aver y Lord Tie Co.
was = distinguished visitor in our
city last Friday.
Judge J. G. Lengstreet Wss q vel
come visitor in Grenada Saturday and
Sunday. The Judge has right recently
returned from Chicago, where he re-
spondcd most beautifully to the toast
mississippi" at the banquet given
In hsnor OF the new Secretary Of War,
Judge Dickinson, by the 1. G. Il. r.
The Judges speech appsared in last
week. Sentinel, and Is . master peice.
% made the decided hit OF all the
speechs made at the banquet.
Hon. w. NJ. Hammer, a well Known
Attorney Of Greenwood, spent Satur.
day in the city.
Mr.. JACK Msjet came In from the
Sticks" AMI enjoyed city life the
latter part OF the past week.
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MI. Donald Ross returned Friday
night from Stafford Wells, where he
has been for some days past with his
brother. Hon. John Ross who was in
very bad health when he went to the
Springs, but we are glad to say the
waters are working wonders on Mr..
r., II and he expects soon to be able
to return to the lecture platform with
his brilliant lecture On Japan.
Mrs Bette Upshaw Of Oklahoma
City Is a charming visitor In the city.
Mrs Upshaw is the guest Of her sister.
Mrs Il. B. Townes.
Mr.. f E. wilkins OF Duck Hill,
was a visitor to the city Sunday night.
Mr.. Wilkins has "a Kreat deal OF buSi-
ness in Grenada but somehow il able
to attecd to it all en- Sunday nights.
sad were the raves wheu he wooed her:
Sad was her first batch of bread:
Sad were his thoughts on the mornings
sad irons she threw 1T his head.
Sadder. too. must have been the pain
That an through poor hubby's head;
For sad irons did to him explain
What allied her first baked bread"
The motto Of the secret 'Order OF Owls" is
one We all might we'll adopt.
.There's'so much bad in the best Of rs,
And so much good in the worst OF us.
1t hardly behOOves any OF us.
TO speak I'll OF the rest Of u.s."
.Oh. Deep. foolish, golden dream-that
sOmewher there is on earth an Eden with
no Eve and without . flaming sword"
"Oefinitions OF a Kiss"