The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1910-07-15
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Mesdames N. A. Chamberlain, -
Montgomery, B. c. Adams, Misses Bell
Ayers and Dora Adams returned Satur
day afternoon after a week at Allison
Well'G.
Mr.. r. w. Dufey, a prominent rea
estate man of Vicksburg, spent Sunday
IN Grenada.
Mr.. Neil j.. CarotherS returned Sat
grday afternoon after a ten days triE
TO Castalian Springs and Allison's Wells,
He says in meeting strangers at these
resorts all he would have to say, Il an
froIn Grenada and they would sit uE
sc take notice. and they all said,
We'll you are from a good town."
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Misses Mabel Tate and Daphen Miller
of Water Valley are the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. John Moore.
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Mr.. Harry Adams ard his charming
wife, Of Talladega, Ala, are here spend
ing the summer with relatives.
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Mr.. r. J. West left last week for Ok
bahama City. Mr.. West is a promising
young lawyer and is on a prospecting
trip. The Sentinel predicts for Mr..
West a bright future where ever he
may locate.
T. f. Taylor, J. L. Taylor, OF Eupora,
L. A. Dame, of Tillatoba and P. L. Nit
;hell of Enid attended a meeting of the
directors of the Grenada Bank Monday.
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For Sale: About 5000 #. ! X II, "A #.
Tough lumber. See r. Pressgrove.
Fountains July Clearing Sale begun
Saturday, July 9th, at Greenwood and
closes Saturday, July 23rd.
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There will be a cleaning up in every
department of summer goods during
1e July Clearing Sale of Fountains
Big Busy Store, Greenwood.
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Be sure to take advantage of the low
prices offered for the next week during
the July Clearing Sale of Fountains
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Mr.. H. P. Scott, a well-known mer-
chant of Water Valley was in Gre
NADIA Sunday.
Mr.. J. T. NARROW, one of the best
known salesman on the road, represent
ing The Smith Bros, of New Orleans,
is in the city. Mr.. MARROW makes Gre
NADIA his headquarters and thinks it is
ane Of the best towns in his territory.
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Let's have a city beautiful If
eryone does his part, we can have it.
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Dom let the weeds take the sidewalks.
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People who don't live in Grenada are
"boosting" her. Are we Grenadians do
ing our part in the boosting" line?
The charming Miss Mary Reid Of
Memphis, is visiting at the home of her
uncle Mr.. w. B. Hoffa.
Don't fail to help the Business
League in every 'waV possible, if you
are not a member, join. Let's get to-
gether, pull together and put Grenada
IN the map.
Misses Mary Belle and Louise Crane
Of Jackson were in Grenada Sunday be-
ing called here on account Of the death
If their little niece, Daisy Crane Law
nence.
Mr.. w. G.. Shannon of Itta Bena was
IN Grenada a few hours Monday, the
guest Of Mr.. O. F. Lawrence. Mr..
Shannon is enthusiastic over the future
If Itta Bena.
Mr.. and Mrs J. b. Rhodes are deeply
grieved over the death of their little six
months old boy. The little fellow had
5een i'll for several weeks and his death
was not wholly unexpected, yet the pa
rental heart was not ready to part with
the dear little one. The end came Tues
day night ae 11:15 o'clock. The remains
were inferred at Hope Church Wednes-
lay afternoon.
Miss Hattie McCaslin of G%raysport
Ihet this week for a visit to Blue Noun
dain.
Miss Ludie Fitzgerald of Jackson
came up last Sunday to mingle her tears
with the distressed mother and other
relatives over the death Of little Daisy
Crane Lawrence.
Mrs. Lucy Ferris of Hollandale, Miss,