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

mously. Take your seat, Mr.. Baker.
Yes, Brother Secretary, he has paid
the necessary two dollars, and is in
full and regular standing until Jan.
LIST. 1919.
Mi. W. A. Campbell, Superinten-
dent of the Ayer-Lord Tie Plant.
Grenada county's most gigantic n
terprise, wants the until April.
1918. Yes, sir, you surely will get
it.
Our ladies', too, are rendering noble
assistance in driving off the raver
nous coyotes Of hunger, which daily
menace u existence. Mrs. Sallie
Georges contribution was So.
Until Mrs. G. w. Faison, Of Shaw.
sent US a check for eight dollars, we
did not know that there were that
many dollars in the wide, %wonderous
world. We y no longer incredu-
lous.
Holcomb. thou gem second in mag
nitude only to Grenada, we love thee.
We love thy rocks and rills, but
especially thy rocks" Mr.. Ben
Smith, Of that place, sem US one rock
and n quarter of another rock and
will get the good paper until Novem-
Der. 1917.
The little burg of Hardy comes in
to prominence this week on account
Of an act of n Of its prominent
citizens, J. A. Downs, who, with re-
markabe forethought, paid us two
dollars. Thank you.
Mr.. c. B. Hoffa. more familiarly
known as Uncle Charlie" and "The
Prince of Wales" is going to have
The Sentinel sent to him in Denver
until the first day of January, 1918
Oh joy, Of bliss! We have one
seventy five from W. S. Middleton,
of sweet Sweatman. In connection
with u weekly visitation he will en-
Joy the advantages incident to mem
bership in Club Seven.
Austin Willis. colored. passed to
the beyond some weeks ago, but his
daughter, true to her fathers record
and wishes, ONE in and does the
needful thing about subscriptions.
Mrs. T. J. 'Poitevant, of Shelby,
comes in for our thanks this week.
she having forwarded us three hard
dollars. That certainly is a lot of
,none.'.
Lest we forget we hereby chron-
icle the addition of Mrs. F.. l.. Betz's
to u newsy sheet. 1t
will be sent to Memphis every week.
never fear.
Mr.. J. G. Weeks, of our city, is not
to the advantages of being
on our weekly visiting list. All
right, Mr.. Weeks. we will come week
~ mot weakly until you get tired
Of US.
.onio. Texas. is another of our Lone
Star State friends who has remem-
)ered us with a monetary contribu-
ion.
We certainly are proud of our Hol-
,Omb clients, for they certainly do
,elp us at the crucial moment. Fol
Instance, Mr.. j. D. Bernhart, of that
,ostofice. helped us through one
dough of despond by the aid which
dollar gives.
y s.
Mr.. c. NJ. Neal. of Sweatman.
into this dispensary of salu-
airy gossip recently, extracted one
hundred and forty pennies, speaking
netaphorically. and had his date line
hanged to ILLS,
Our good friend. Mrs. NJ. NJ. Ran
ON, who recently encouraged US
Nth some cheering words. cheered
S also with such cheer as the receipt
f one dollar engenders. i
Our good citizen. Judge A. T.
felt like he could not be with
ut The Sentinel. We are glad he
cit that way. for we have one more
ollar with which to combat our
lamoring creditors.
= IT II
Our little weekly gloom-dispeller
nd joy-promulgator will enter tho
ONE of Mr.. Vassar Dubard for
year. He also awaited him
elf Of Jul Class s..
We are always glad to welcome the
ldies to our Office. even tho they.
ave nothing except the recollection;
f a pleasing smile. or a cheering