The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1910-05-06

vertlsed. There are just enough ex-
ceptions to make the word usually
necessary in this sentence.
Mrs. w. E. Mccormick is visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. K. Barwick
in Grenada. Mr.. Mccormick was also
here last Saturday and Sunday.
Misses Berenice Stelle and Francis
Mann who were the charming and
attractive guests of Miss Ella Mai Mel
ton the latter part of last week return
ed to their respective homes in Green
wood Monday. They express their
opinion eff Grenada and her people in
most favorable terms.
Wednesday afternoon Tie Plant de-
feated the High School team of Grena-
da in a we'll played game A to 2. Ket-
tie pitched steady ball. batteries: High
School, Kettle and Barwick; Tie Plant,
Echols ard Wright.
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While his many friends in Aberdeen
were glad to hear that Rev. Mr.. Coun-
tiss, of the Methodist Church, South,
had been elected without candidacy
president of Grenada college, they are
all hopeful that he may not find it to
his interest to accept. The people of
this city irrespective of class or creed,
have become attached to him, and the
feeling is becoming chronic. They are
loath to give him up, even for his own
sake. This may be selfish, but it's hum
an nature AL the same, and and as old
MRS. Pennington remarked, There's a
good cal of human natur' about man."
Aberdeen Examiner.
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We repair screen windows and doors.
Planters Hardware Co.
Sentinel and Youths Companion l yr,
$2.25.
Remember we handle a full line OF
sewing machine needles and shutters
Planters Hardware Co.
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The Jones Co., Holcomb, Miss, han
die a first class line Of up-to-date dry
goods, notions, and etc. They handle Z
full line of feed stuffs. Call to see then
cuff y saAe money. 422 10. Ii
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Foley Kidney Pills contains in concen.
trated from ingredients of establish.
ed therapeutic value for the relief anC
cure of all kidney and bladder ailments.
Sold by all dealers.
The "coldwater'' paint instead Of
wn.1e VAS. a. the P:-nters Han Ware
The elegant hone of Mrs. r. w
Jones was the scene of a gathering of
lovely women on Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Jones was the hostess at adelight
ful card party. Delicious refreshments
We're served and the hours were spent
most pleasantly
Mesdames B. e. Duncan, Vim. G..
Mclean and J. T. Hughes are visiting
Mrs. Evans 1Cwnes II Minter City.
Miss Ella Mai MeIton spent NeGnes-
day in Greenwood.
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We handle what you want IL garden
hose. Planters Hardware Ce.
A full line of fishing tackle at the
Planters Hardware Co.
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Mrs. J. D. Bernhart, whose home is
ten miles south west of Grenada, was
carried to Memphis last Saturday for a
surgical operation, she was accompa-
nieo by her husband and DR. j. S.
Sharp. The Sentinel learns that she
has undergone the operation and is do
ing nicely.
Mr.. W. L. Cooper, one of the joint
purchasers of the Ritter farm near
Torrance, has been In town several days
Mr.. Cooper is a most pleasant gentle
mar and the Sentinel is glad to know
that he is seriouly considering taking
up permanent abode here.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. Blakeley of Ii
lac were in town CT a shopping expedi-
ton this week.
Miss Elizabeth Moore reached home a
few days ago from Kewanee, Mo-,
where she has been teaching. She has
accepted a place in Oklahoma City for
the next session.
Mrs. w. NJ. Calwell, accompanied by
ker little daughter, of Jackson, Miss,
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Moore Moore, in Grenada.
Our progressive little city LOST of
her best citizens, when A. J.. Davis and
left last week to make their f.
ture home in Grenada.
Mr.. Davis had made his home among
our good people or a number of years,
and during this bv his bearing as an up