The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1916-03-10
Nobody will objec, to you smoking if
you smoke Revue Sc cigar.

you smoke Revue SC cigar.
Mr.. F. D. Benneke, who reported
the Jefferson Davis Highway conven-
ton for the Commercial Appeal, spent
some little time at The Sentinel office
while in Grenada and a real pleasure
was experienced in entertaining him.
He is a bright young mar and is des-
tined to be no unimportant factor in
journalism.
Mrs. R. c.. Trusty left on Thursday
of last week for a short visit to the
home of her aunt, Mrs. ]. D. Sweeney,
at Winters City where her two very
sweet little girls, Agnes and Margaret,
have been on a visit for the past month.
She returned Sunday bringing them
with her. These little girls are the
life of the Knox house and were much
missed not only there but by neighbors
as well.
.Wanted-Split Spokes delivered at
all points between Grenada and Coffee
vile, between Grenada and Duck Hill,
between Grenada and Oakland. For
specifications and prices apply to X. w.
Hornsby, Grenada, Miss. 2-25-4t
Mr.. John M. luther, secretary of
the Business Mems Club of Memphis,
was one of the representatives Men,
phis sent to Grenada the day of the
Jefferson Davis Highway Convention.
He is an elegant gentleman and The
Sentinel feels sure that he is doing q
fine work for the Bluff City. If he had
any ''oil' to pour on the ''troubled
waters of the convention that day, he
deemed it wise not to say anything
about it.
! For the smoker who loves a mild SC
cigar the REVUE. 3-10-tf
Among the many prominent men who
attended the road meet in Grenada las
week was Mr.. W. B. Robbins, the
mayor of Tupelo. Those who know Mr.
Robbins best bear the highest testi.
mony as to his worth as a citizen ane
as a man. No part Of the state ha:
made more marked development thar
Lee county and the city of Tnpelt
which is the beautiful county site Of
Lee county and in every movement fol
the benefit of his people and of his Sec
Mayor Robbins has been in the fore
front. He was one among the many
agreeable callers that day at The Sen
tinel office and this paper wishes tina
he may find it convenient to come t
! Grenada again SOON. While The Sen
tinel comedies of course the beauty o
his home town still there are many dot
that he might get by acquainting him
self with Grenada, a still more beauti
full town.
FOR SALE-House and lot in Gre
NADIA; less than half cash, balance ca
be arranged on easy terms; also on
second hand piano.
3-3-2t H. X. Orman.
Mr.. r. Henry Lake of Memphis a
ways finds it difficult to resist the tenn
tation to come to Grenada and said tn
> temptation was too strong for him I
overcome on the day of the Jefferso
, Davis Highway Convention. Henry,
t as he is familiorly called here, is eve
e a welcome visitor to Grenada. He ws
j born here, being a son of Mr.. and Mr.
r. p. Lake. and is an exceptional
fine character. He has ayremarkab
e capacity and 10 an active force in Men
piis for everything to promote the gel
eral interest of that community. He
, always agreeable and obliging and it
indeed a pleasure as well as a privilee
9 for Grenada to have him in her mid
at any time. He is a good friend
The Sentinel and the writer was gls
, TO have him spend some of his A9me
3 this Office the dav of the convection.
!. ENGRAVED cARDs-calfInd Sc
The writer's good friend, D. l.. Ho
comb, of Holcomb. was in Grenada tn
week looking as spry and as young {
C he did twenty five years ago. He We
so exceedingly polite and so Exceeding
ingly chivalrous in his attentions
some ladies that a gentleman standin
r near by who did not know him, We
tured to say, Watch that old wit
over" In this the stranger was mi
taken but it was learned that Mr.
y Holcomb is in California. The Sent
mel e%njoins it's friends not to say an.
6 thing about this occurrence and espe
! tally not to let any information abo,
it leak out towards California. In justi'
= to Mr.. Holcomb it should be stated th'
y he is at his best serving the ladies ar
i that he is always gracious and obllgin
in their presence. The writer W
e state, however, that he deems it h
duty to keep a watchful eye on him
long as his good wife remains away.