The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1916-12-15

word. When. however, they come
bearing a two-dollar check, as did
Mrs. &. w. Eatman, our JOY is un-
our bliss unrestrained.
Our esteemed contemporary, Mr.
W.. E. Jackson, dorpped in recently
and made a deposit Of one dollar.
Thank you. brother.
Comes another who has faith in the
future. Mir. D. l.. Holcomb. for
whom our Little Sister to the West is
named. blew in and extended his
hand, in which was a th~ree-dollar
check. Think of it, brothers. He
paid up until Jan. 1st, 1920.
Another sterling citizen from Eol-
comb, Mr.. ". H. Martin, let us have
n and one-quarter dollars. for
which we hope to send him the paper
until January, 1918.
Ny. Gus Hayward. who has charge
of the Lone Star Plantation at Phil
lip, remembered us with two dollars
recently. Our little joy-dispenser
will reach him every Friday until
May. 1919.
Thrones Of eager crowd
u emporium. The money certainly
is coming in fast. Mr.. j. L. Hill f.
nally arrived at the desk and paid his
dollar. for which we extend proper
crdit. Thanks. Brother Hill.
We take this opportunity, none
other being available, to thank Mrs.
NJ. L. Talbert for the dollar which
she passed on to US last week.
Mr.. Drew Roane found time to
until the Ides of January. 1919.
That's a good idea.
Miss Helen Beard, Of Helena. Ark,
will be informed concerning the hap
penings in her home county. inasmuch
as her account has been credited TO
the extent of two dollars.
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Mr.. Wellington Beard diffused
some JOY by entering our Office and
demanding in no uncertain terms that
we etxend his subscription until Jan.
LIST, 1918. Dear friend. we are over
ioyed.
Lawyers, as well as preachers.
the privileges of reading The
Grenada Sentinel. Why say we this?
Hon. W. S. p. Doty. a distinguished
representative Of that profession, re-
newed recently. Come on, folks.
Mr.. j. II. Brown. n of Grenada's
sterling citizens, places US under
many and lasting obligations by his
remittance of two dollars.
Tears of genuine gratitude swelled
up in our eyes when Mr.. J. J. Horton
himself in one of our com
modious chairs and filed in a check
for two dollars.
Our esteemed friend. Mr.. R. W..
Mitchell, enacted, Il trife premature
y, the role of Santa Claus. After
his departure, we reached Gown into
bottom of Il stocking and ex-
two shining dollars.
Mr.. W. 7. Rose delighted us by the
imely announcement of his intention
If renewing until Ills. That he
it, delighted is more.
If it were not for subscribers a pa
yer would be in a devil of a fix. Re-
Ilizing this, Festes Bailey came to our
with two dollars, and will
ave u little'weekly ray Of sunshine
n his home for another year. Thank
'ou, brother.
Even into the wilds of Arkansas
.oes this enlightening sheet. Mrs.
d. A. Fielder. of LeXa. that state. has
tickt that will be honored on the
Never Miss Thursday" Special until
1-29-17.
ians will remember as Miss Elma
now of Greenwood. will re-
Give tid,ngs of her home county thru
columns of Mississippi'S Leading
The two dollars sent GER
ainly will help Il lot.
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All the way from Claremont. New
came a five dollar check.
his check was signed by Mrs. Leila !
|. Wynne, and entities the signer to
eceive The Sentinel until 9-ll-l9. |
~. she certainly has confidence in I
lie future. ,
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Our old friend. Mr.. X. S. Elliott. of !
OlcOmh. came in the other day and {