The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1910-07-29

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fBee' All welcome.
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Mould Citv Paints may cost a trifle
more; but!
12-9-e9 SGT. Doak Hardware Co.
Fol- safest styles in engraved visiting
cards see Elicit Lawrence. Phone 26.
Office rooms for rent over Cuff &
Sons store. 6-15-1O-tf.
Cards engraved from plate OF the
very best cards obtainable at 81. 90 per
hundred from Elicit Lawrence. Phone
26.
Hughes has just received a fresh lot
of LANDRETH'S Turnip Seed. For
fall planting they can not be beat.
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The editor was complimented by his
good friend, Rev. J. D. Rice of Cascilla,
with a basket of nice Elberta peaches
last week.
KRESO does not only kill mites,
feas, lice, etc. on cattle, but it protects
your COWS from the flies and mosquit-
oes. Sold at Hughes Drug Store.
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Next Sunday July 81, at eleven O'Clock
in the morning, and again at 8:15 in the
evening, Elder Fleetwood Ball, of Lex
ington, Tenn, will preach at the First
Baptist Church. The public is invited
and the membership of the church urg-
to be present,
If you are being worried with mos
quitoes when you are trying to rest in
the afternoon, you ought to get a bot
tie of SKEETER SKOOT and then you
can enjoy SOLID COMFORT. For
sale at Hughes Drug Store. Price rs
cents a bottle.
Mr.. Frank Thomas was down from
Memphis Sunday.
Mrs. E. L. Putnam who has keen Wis
iting her parents Mr.. n Mrs. ID. b.
Phillips of this city has returned to her
home in ST. Louis.
J. DcKee and Miss Idell Mckee, o.
Grenada, Miss, are in the city anC
will spend the summer visiting their
brother. the Rev. j. A. Mckee, at 49,
Colorado avenue. -Trinil ad, Colo,
Chro licle New.
Scholarships in the l. |. & c. and A.
& M. college will be awarded by me o
Saturday August 6, 1910, the forme
by examination and the latter by draw
ing. V. K. James, 20. Supt.
Mr.. c.. A. Davis of Vincent, ARR.
was q pleasant caller at this office O.
last FriHay and left a pleasant remind
err in the shape of a silver dollar fCl
the Sentinel t. be sent to his address;
a year.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. W. Maxey were .t-
cent visitors of their uncle, Mr.. an
Mrs. Van W. Williams in Grcrata.
They returned Tuesday night to thei;
home in Jackson. Mr.. MaXey was re-
Gently elected an alderman in the capl-
tai city.
Mr.. r. II. Williams, wife and three
children of Jackson were guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. Van w. Williams this week.
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Mr.. V. L. Vance of the Holcomb Vi
cinity was an appreciated visitor at
this office Wednesday.
Mr.. Albert Carl, who succeeded Mr..
Betz as telephone manager in Grenada, |
seems to be starting off nicely with his
work. Mr.. Carl has been with the tel
ephone company a number Of years.
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Miss Gertrude Wicks of Tunica, is q
a guest Of her cousin, Mr.. J. G. Weeks
and family.
Mrs. NJ. P. Jordon of Gulport is visit
ing Mrs. A. B. Boyd. !
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The Sentinel acknowledges receipt of
a "a page booklet advertising the re-
sources of Tangipahoa Parish, Ia. It
was sent by the editors friends A. ?.
Guntharp and Crawford Garner at Ham
mond, La. The booklet make a spler-
did showing for the Parish and covers
a period from 1885 to 1910.
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The sympathy of the community
poes out to Mr.. w. E. Smith in the
death of his youngest sister, Mrs. Car
RE Carr, of Pontotoc, who died at a hos
pital in Memphis Tuesday. Mrs. Carr
had a stroke of paralysis in February
and never recovered from it. She was
quite well known here, having visited