The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1913-07-25
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ger set Monday night.
Emmett Powell was a Memphis Wis.,
itor this week.
S. 7: Tatum was in Memphis on bus
mess Wedn asday.
Mrs. Bell Hubbard of Pope is visiting
relatives in the city.
Miss Ruby Tatum is visiting friends
and relatives in Iuka.
Miss Walker Hughes is visiting her
sister, Mrs. TONNES, at Glendora.
Master George Garner has returned
from a visit to relatives in Jackson.
100 lbs. Turnipseed, 10 varie-
ties, 35c ID. end Class Drug Store.
Miss Lena Martin of Enid, Miss, is
the guest of the Misses Horn in Gren-
ada.
Miss Laura May Keller of Shelby was
the guest this week of Miss Norma
Hamrick.
Take c b c for the blood, rheuma-
tism and catarrh; for sale by G.. w.
Eatman. 25oct
r. Pressgrove and R. E. Perry left
Monday to spend a few days at ALI
sons Wells.
Miss Mary Walker Hudson of Hud-
sonvilie Is the guest of her cousin,
Miss Mary Walker Duncan.
If you don't give her Bells"
you don't give her the best. end
Glass Drug Store,
Mrs. Harry Adams and Mrs. s. S.
Roane returned this week from a visit
to Mrs. K. j. West at Okolona.
One second hand Singer sewing ma
chine, as good as new, for only $40.
M. S. Ellis,
Salesman, l04 First-st., Grenada.
Miss Elizabeth Moore left Monday
morning to begin a months work as an
instructor in the Normal at CORTLAND.
The attractive Cora Sherman is at
nome again after an extended visit to
the family of Judge A. H. Whitfield of
Jackson.
1t you want the best try Bells
forkdipt Chocolates and Bon
Bons. end Class Drugstore.
Miss Reba W~hitehurst entertained
her friends last Friday night in honor
of her sister, Miss Hattie Whitehurst.
of Greenville, N. C.
Mrs. Eugene Davis of Sabougla spent
several days a guest of w. j. Rayburn
and family, on her return from a visit
to her mother in Jackson.
Miss Edith Brown left on Wednesday
for Jackson, where she will be me M
Der of a house party at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. S.. r. Written.
Prof. p. G. Lowry and little son, Per
rim Holmes, of Amorilla, Texas, were
pleasant visitors at the home of w. ].
Rayburn and family last week.
Always a fine sample of civic beauty
is the broad expanse of velvety lawn
which embellishes the pretty home of
DR.. and Mrs. j. Sidney Sharp.
Harry Adams has returned to Shaw,
where he is engaged in the cotton bust
hSSoJ oieCi oPCibinS SOtnc tlIut With HIS
mother, Mrs. Dora Adams, and family.
We give accuracy, quick deliv.
cry and just what your prescrip-
ltion calls for. Charges reason
able. End Class Drug Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. X. Barwick left
Sunday for Jackson, where they visited
their daughter, Mrs. w. E. McCor-
mick. From Jackson they went to Al
lisons Wells.
New 1918 model sewing machine-the
latest. Runs to the sewer rather than
from her. and is the only rotary ma
chine in the world that runs that way.
M. S. Ellis.
Salesman, 1O4 First-st., Grenada.
Commercial Appeal, July 20: Miss
Adele Hotfa of Grenada, Miss, is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. r. P. Lake.
and will later JON Col. and Mrs. Lake
on a Western trip.
CHIGGERS! Why suffer from CHG
ger bites? Anti higgerine is guaran-
teed to prevent them getting on people.
Not offensive; try a box; Csc, at End
Class Drug Store.
Miss Ruby Tatum returned Wednes-
day from Iuka. She was accompanied
by Misses Elizabeth and Hermie Fin
ger of Ripley-two young ladies', stu
dents of Grenada College, and both eX-
ceedingly popular in this city.
New 1918 model rotary Sewing Ma
chine-the latest; runs to the sewer
rather than from her, and is the only
rotary machine in the world that runs
that way. M. S. Ellis,
Salesman 104 First-st., Grenada.
John Miner and wife and Miss Lee Da-
vanay went to Memphis last Friday, by
! automobile conveyance, and returned
/ home Tuesday. They report a fine trip
and a most enjoyable visit among rela-
tives and friends in the Bluff City.
Paw I w Gillian and family re-