The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1913-09-26
Local and Personal
Come to the Fair. Oct. 14-17.


ton and cottonseed.
DR.. J. w. Sharp returned the latter
part of last week from the coast.
j. S. King and family returned from
the coast Wednesday afternoon.
j. G. Weeks was among those Gren-
adams who attended the Memphis fair
this week.
Winter turf oats, also white oats,
corn, hay and other things in that line,
at H. X. Barwick's.
Judge VIM. C. Mclean left Monday
afternoon on a business trip to his Or
ange farm at Ozona, Fla.
IFMisses Mary Walker Duncan and
Walker Hughes are on a visit to Mrs.
Evans To Xne at Minter City.
MIR. and Mrs. W. X. Burt, Revs. j.
d. Wroten and Olin Ray of Tie Plant
attended the Tri-State Fair.
Mrs. C. w. Kosminsky and son Clar-
ence, returned the latter part of last
week from their summer trip.
The Leader, always to the front, has
some interesting things to say this
week about footwear. Read ad.
The Wilson-Rush Co. offer to
the trade as a gift a $40 Silk
Dress Pattern. Ask for coupons,
you may get it.
The New Mazda Electric Light is
much better thar the old Mazda light
and a great saving; sold by
W. F. Hallam.
Mrs. W. T. Anderson and daughter,
Edwina, of Paducah, KY. is the guest
of Mrs. Anderson's sister, Mrs. Ida
L. Owens.
Mrs. J, j. Slack and Mrs. R. w.
Jones and her daughter. Elizabeth, re-
turned a few days ago from their sum-
mer trip.
Mr.. and Mrs, Kemp Mattingly will
be in Grenada for several months.
They have been living at West Point
for some time.
Jas. Horton will make someone
a present of s. pair of Shoes
when the Sentinel's Contest clos
es. Ask for coupons at this store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wade Stokes and their
two daughters, Misses Louise and
Ruth. were among the Tri-State Fair
visitors this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. NJ. Cain returned
several days ago from their annual
Western trip. They were cordially
welcomed by their many friends.
Charleston Herald: Miss Pole Do
gan returned to her home in Grenada
Tuesday, after spending several days
with friends and relatives here.
w. S. Platt, the Sentinel's faithful
straight-matter c~ompositor, was away
last week. which accounts for the omis-
sion of much local matter in that issue.
Rev. |. Trout's condition remains
about the same. He is cheerful and it
is reassurlng to visit him. His two
brothers from Memphis have visited
him during the week, one OF them be-
ing here now.
Mrs. Randolph Gage and her inter-
esting little daughter returned to
Clarksdale a few days ago, after a
pleasant visit to Mrs. Cages mother,
Mrs. Finley Hall, in Grenada.
The Cash Store. +. Shaw. pro-
prietor, offers a due bill for So in
trade and is giving coupons which
will be counted when the Senti-
mel Contest closes.
Trade with those who invite you to
their store thru the newspapers
pretty god advice to give. The mer-
chant that talks thru the newspaper
certainly indicates that he has the
goods and the price, and he has faith in
pleasing the trade.
Among those who attended the Tri.
State Fair this week are: Mayor b. F.
Thomas, Wallace Rush, c. C.. Provine,
j. P. Jones, j. H. Ambrose, M. E.
Holt and Misses Gladys Inman anc
Marion Rollins.
Senator F. II. Harper returned tc
Grenada Monday from a weeks visit
to south Mississippi, where he hac
been to visit his little daughter. HI
will return to Washington Sunday t.
resume MS uuues ds dSslStdnt ponce
mar in the Senate.
Dixie chapter, U. D. c.. will NEE
Thursday, Oct. 2, at $3.50 O'Clock will
Mrs. B. F. Thomas. Program: Scrip
ture reading; Lords Prayer; business
piano duet, Misses Mary and Margare
Thomas; vocal solo, Miss Annie Noel
wrath; vocal solo. Miss Margare
Thomas. Jane Young. Sec'y.
Ladies' $40 Tailored Suit giver
by Pressgrove's Annex in Senti
nel's prize contest and coupon
given with each cash purchase.
J. L. Stevens. representing G. H
Miller & Son, nurserymen, of Rome
"a, is in town and those who are il
need of anything in the plant or shrub
berry line would do well to see Mr.. Ste
He was once a citizen of Grena