The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1910-03-04

The mules bought by us in the Doll
weevil distrsct are just what you want
on the farm and most. important still,
the price is what will suit you.
]. A. Moreland & Son.
All magazines. school supplies.
periodicals. and Chicago Ameri-
can and Chicago.Tribune at Law
renee & Barnes, phone 26.
Mr.. j. L. Belts, the capable and ac-
comodating manager of the telephone
Co. in Grenada, informs the Sentinel that
he installed II new telephones in Gre
NADIA during February. This would
look like people are optimistic.
[ Latest designs in Easter post
cards at Lawrence & Barnes, Gre
NADIA Sentinel, phone 26.
Mr.. j. p. Kimbrell of the Kincaid
peighborhood paid this Office q pleasant
cali Monday, -
Mr.. M. A.. Tatum of the Scotland
heighborhood in Tallahatchie county
was a visitor at this Office Wednesday
and left a pleasant reminder in the way
of q renewal of subscription. Mr.. Ia
tum is q good man and a good citizen.
/ See the wardrobe trunks at E. A.
|Meaders & Co.
DR.. J. Sidney Sharp has let the con-
tract for the erection of a residence at
tthe corner of Main and Second streets.
THE plans would indicate that the
house will. be a very attractive one.
Mr.. George Miller passed through
Grenada Monday enroute to Kosciusko
where he goes-to accept a place as pre-
| scription clerk with one of the leading
drug stores there. Mr.. Miller is a
skilled pharmacist and a most excellent
young man. He is a brother of Mrs.
J. w. Wood of the Oxberry communi-
ty and was reared at West Point. For
quite a while he has been in the drug
business in Memphis, but recently dis
posed of his interests there.
Mr.. Ike Dortch is the new prescrip-
ton clerk at Hughes drug store. He
comes to Grenada from Aberdeen with
the highest recommendations as a phar-
macist. He is a pleasant young gen.
tleman and will no doubt soon have a
host of friends in Grenada.
Mr.. S. E. Holland has purchased Mr..
w. E. Conger's residence on College
street.
Postmaster H. B. Miller has placed a
mailing box at Salmon's corner at the
crossing of Doak and First streets.
The Sentinel feels sure that those in
the vicinity Of the new box will proper
ly appreciate this thoughfulness on the
part of our worthy postmaster. 11o1
Mr.. r. Pressgrove left Wednesday
evening for st. Louis and other mar
kets to buy a spring stock of goods.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Brown have z
new son in their home and his name is
Chester Brown, Jr. Congratulations
The Sentinel is pleased to note thai
the little girls of Messrs Milton Wen
and j. E. Leverett of Elliott, who have
been so seriously i'll of. pneumonia, are
much better.
County Superintendent, James an
nounces that the seed corn ordered fol
the Boys Corn Club is expected to ar
rive in a few days.
> The Cemetery Association will NEE
at the home of Mrs. Will Martin OF
Monday March the 7th at 4 o'clock. A
: fine attendance is urgently desired.
Mrs. Pearle Hutton is visiting friend'
in Louisville KY, where she is the re
: c;pent of many social attentions.
MI. and Mrs.~W. G. Richardson an
! nounce the engagement and approach
ing marriage of their daughter, Mrs
E Pearle Hutton to Edwin Lucas Bass o
Russelville, KY, the ceremony to TAX
place in this city March %.
Mr.. W. E. Palmer and family are oc
: cupying the Morrison residence on Col
! lege street. The Sentinel welcome
them to Grenada. Mr.. Palmer is sellin,
Oliver typewriters.
Miss Lucy Lea is visiting in Holl
Springs.
Mr.. H. C. Dinkins OF Mexico Cit
and Mr.. D. H. Lea Of Memphis wer
recent guests of Miss Lucy B. Lea.