The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1910-10-21

Mrs. J. H. Bitter of Alexandria, Va,
is the guest of Mrs. A. D. Turnage.
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Mrs, Pryor Bailey Of Oakland was a
/ guest this week of Mrs. Chester
Brown.
Miss Adele Hoffa has returned home
after an extended visit to relatives in
Memphis. D..
Mr.. J. c.. Kuykendall of Enid, was a
guest at the home of DR.. j. P. Broad
street during the Fair.
Mrs. Clarence TONNES of Minter City,
was among the out of town attendants
at the ball. She led the grand march.
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Mrs. j. L. Finley and little son of
Memphis are the guests OF DR.. and
Mrs. S. D. Scruggs on Margin St.
Mesdames Lizzie H. Jones, A. c.
Leigh and j. t. Thomas are at home
after several weeks s%ojourn at Sewan-
ee, Tenn.
Among the many big souled, royal
hearted visitors in Grenada to attend
the Fair was Mr.. w. w. Taylor of
Webb, Miss.
S. will pay for the Sentinel for
6 years and gst' votes in
Diamond Ring Contest.
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1.-THE Ladies' Cemetery Association
will meet with Mrs. Robt. Doak Tues
day evening, Oct. 25th at 4 o'clock. A
: full attendance IS desired.
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!. A. G.. Leigh was last week called to
Cincinnati to attend a meeting of the
executive committee of the South,
Sewanee Tenn. of which he is a men,
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Mr.. and Mrs. D. w. Patterson of
Enid, were the guests Of their son, Mr..
Vernon Patterson, the popular cashier
of the Grenada Bank, during the Fair.
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Mr. Z. l.. Tai cafero Of Enid, was a
very interesting visitor at TIE Fair.
M. Ta.leoI 70 is one Of the a'93t nNted
breeders Of fire horses i aI;ssis iccl
and IS an elegant poll I'D gentleman
Mr. E. II. Coley a b.: VIE Of Hle les
ton visited Grenada friends this week
% attend the iair. Tn,se excellent
people are held in higA es1eerl by The
entire community.
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anyone looking FOR anu enent and
pleasure will ird It on the merry-go-
round this wee and next across from the
p~ostofice. II was IN the fair grounds
all three days Of the fair and ali those
who rode on ii report q god time i
is quite a. amusement for the children.
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Among inc many q the Fair this week
was alr. 4. Il. Cohe2, Of the Youngs
community. He IS nearing his 9lst
railf 3o5t out is still vigorous and &C
tive. &c stated 10 the writer that he
first set his FOOT in Grenada August IS,
1887. He had not been here for the
last ten years and vas indeed compli-
montary Of Grenada's great improve
ment. He said he always knew Gre
NADIA would be q big town. Mr.. Cohea
is a reader Of the Sentinel AM while in
town he and his good wife called at
this Office to pay for their paper for 1911.
He is one of the county's stalwar5 and
valued citizens. Hay his terrestrial
oiourn be yet much prolonged is the
wish Of his many friends.
Mrs. M. E. Saunders vas on the
streets of Grenada Tuesday for the
first time in seven years. She has
been a Grenada resident for fifty years
i, and is known as one of the sanity
characters of the community. She left
a pleasant reminder of her visit tn the
Sentinel office in the way of a bouquet
of lovely flowers. This, as the writer
understands, is but in keeping with
what has marked her life. She has ev-
er delighted to scatter sunshine, to
strew the flowers and to leave a halo
of pleasant memories in her foot steps.
May her days yet be heightened as the
shadows from beautiful sunset.
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Mrs. A. H. Mcdonald has returned
to Ter home at Atlanta, Ca. after an
extended visit to relatives and friends