The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1914-08-28

Nouhls lodu DondS, VIII
stand squareiy up to their contract or
else the board of supervisors of the
county will know the reason why and
VIII make 1t exceedingly interesting
for the firm named.
Jackson.-At a called meeting Of the
local camp of United Sons of Confed-
crate veterans, several new members
were added to the roster, including
}. ~. Flowers and Geo. Butler, former
assistant encouragement; DR.. r. S.
curry, superintendent of the blind in
sutute; Wylie P. Harris, ]. NJ. Varda-
man.
Cleveland.-The meeting of the A.
& M. college students, which was to
have been held at the A. & NJ. college.
has beer postponed by Hon. Thomas
5. Open, president of the association,
TO Thursday, October 90, to be held at
Jackson. that being the day set aside
by the State Fair association as A. &
NJ. College Boys day.
Gulfport.-The members OF the
board of supervisors have decided to
issue bonds to the amount of ST. 900
for the further equipment and i'm
provement OF the property at the agri-
cultural high school at Perkinston.
The bonds Will be issued the first
Monday in September unless objection
Is made to the issue before then.
Jacksonville big thing In Missis-
sippi this week, barring all other func-
tons OIL enterprises, will be pulled off
in the good old county of Neshoba
Fair, sometimes called and by the Ne
shobians considered the worlds fair
OF Mississippi, which is in some re-
spects the greatest and most enjoy.
able event of its kind during the year.
Jackson.-Gov. Brewer was advised
by telegraph from the American Bank
Note company of New York that the
banks which that concern has litho
graphed and prepared for delivery tt
the buyers of the 1914 issued of 81 $50,
900 would be shipped from New York
this week at the latest, and the gov
ernor and secretary of state will be
fin to affix their autographs to thu
bonds and interest coupons.
Quitman.-Circuit court will con
vene at this place, Judge John l.. Buck
ley. presiding, the first Monday IL
September, it being the first term c
court held since February, 1913, tn
pretermitting of the fall term. 1919
and the spring term. 1914, havinI
been occasioned by the building of tn
new courthouse, which structure !
now completed.
Meridian.-The City of Merida
was thrown into great grief by tn
announcement of the death of
. Marks of the firm of Marks-Rother
berg company, this city, who died /
New York. Mr.. Marks, with his SO
7 and daughter, was spending the sun
. mer months in the east visiting var
u points, as has been his custom fe
several years. He had been In !
/. health for several years, having a XII
, ney trouble complicated with heart di
ease. 1t is thought that the immed
ate cause OF his death was heart di
ease.
misunderstanding and Drew W
entertain the Dramatic Order Knigh
Khorassen. All Pythians, and esp
cially those who are members OF Il
Dramatic Order knights Khorassa
will meet in Ruleville, then form
automobile procession and proceed
!. Drew. when the public will be W
coined to the Inequalities of this gre
delta by the Hon. Ed. Franklin
Ruleville. Hon. Hillery NJ. Quinn, not
throughout Mississippi for his oil
tory: Ben Stein, John H. McMil
and w. b. Perkins will speak.
Meridian.-The city council took
fetal c~ognizance of he ouboI
plague situation when a letter wa
ing the city officials of the necess
of DISCRIMINATING Of rats, and guard
the city from any possible avenue
infection. was received from Secrets
f. II. Galloway, of the state board
health. The council went on rec'
as favoring the determination OF r
and requested that every person
the city aid in their exterminatl
The officials also said that they Il
would devise some adequate ways {
means of catching the rodents
ADOPT other means of guarding Me-
ian from an infection OF the disco
belmort.-The F. NJ. Boone caml
Confederate Veterans held its ann
reunion here. Some 1000 people W
&. in attendance. Speeches were m
nv r. l.. Shook, Warren Summers,
torney Ben Wright and Senator \
drick.