The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1914-04-10

rem of Ethel. Miss, in this county
h here from Mangham, La
,...,sshurr-Douxlas Crawford, the
,r.old son Of DR.. and Mrs james M
,nford of Seminary. died in TINS ".
following an operation for appep -.
IN
Observation-Disclosures J. A :.
*. who is drilling an artesian wen an
; the Holland Ice company q hs
NICK a film, rock at a depth oil ABOUT =,
o feet. b.
vnorx;yle.-Ai wires on the princf C.
:, s,ree,s of Knoxville will go under &C
-ound- The Knoxville Railway q p.
company has begun work on "S q
onduit system. .
cr,fnort.-N. D. Goodwin. a CITY e
,mmiss;oner. received his commission ,
: postmaster here and assume .ne .
Iu,ies of that office The postum
a salary of about 1898 per moh'h'
ca-ro,,,on.-Sheriff Buford Vance
a telegram from The chiei VI
notice Of Jacksonville. Fla. notlyins
- of the arrest in that city OF H. NJ
the ex-mayor OF oarro
Nccomb.-Miss Grace McVey. the
.h,o teacher In domestic science IN
,ha h;ph school. will leave soon io'
nor home in Highland. Ohio' on &c
count of the Ill health Of ner ia'he'
and herself.
observation-disclosures was recel'eu
here nv Sheriff ]. A. Moody from op@
,orsas To be served on local people do
w,,,nesses in the celebrated waieei'
case which is set for hearing IN ope
4 lousas on April H.
Gulfport.-The resignation o. y. =
Goodwin. as one OF the city con'n
s,apers. sas rendered to the comnl,s
his successor was set for April Is.
Ouil ROIt-- HC 0OQtuCIu ncdlly COlu-
pany, through its president, r. R. Per
kins, of Bay St. Louis, has bought $50.
900 worth Of real estate during the
past few days. The purchase includes
residential and business property.
Coldwater.-A large country ham.
weighing thirty foul pounds. was
brought in by Walter Ferguson. a
young farmer Of the Bowman com
munity. This big piece of rural pros.
perity was sold to DR.. J. j. Wilson
for Is cents a pound, Or $3.50.
Hattiesburg.-James A. Hearn, In.
dustrial agent of the N. o. G. N. E.
railroad, surrendered to the county
jailer a few minutes after he had shot
and MORALLY wounded Lee Praytor,
foreman OF the composing room Of the
Hattiesburg News Publishing. com
pany.
Yazoo City.-The report comes from
wealthy planter of that section of the
delta, reports the first cotton up of
the season. The plants are already
up. and are growing fast. This cotton
is decidedly in advance of that of past
years. s
Meridian.-No more Tipping nickels
into the slot machines that sometimes
give you two for one and now and then
three drinks. according to the edict
passed out by Chief B~ludsworth, who
put Scout Officer Dennis to work ar
resting all merchants who had slot ma
chimes in operation.
Yazoo City.-Henry Johnson. city
electrician, says it is better to be born
lucky than rich. Notwithstanding the
fact that the entire full voltage of 1900
passed through his body, he lives to
tell the tale. and apparently is no
worse for his narrowing experience ex
cept five rather severe burns on both
his hands.
Clarksdale.-Turner Alcorn. a popu-
lar young Coahoma county planter.
was fired upon from the darkness as
he was riding horseback to the country
which of which he is manager. Mr..
Alcorn vas riding back to Lone Oak
plantation after a visit to friends and
relatives in this city, and when he
reached the mouth of the lane dividing
the Harris and Bramlett plantations
some one fired point blank at him.
West Point.-Early risers were sur.
prised to find scores of wild ducks OF
several varieties lying In their yards,
some dead and others in a dazed con.
dition The latter soon resumed theiJ
natural wild instinct when warmed.
Selmer.-J. F. Frye. living -four
miles west Of Finger, near the Chester
rcvntv limo woc oprAotod NJ EynnA~roon