The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1916-08-18

Miss Kate Lickfold entertained on
last Monday evening her dancing
class, with a dance, to which d num-
Der Of the young men and ladies
about town were invited.
We nave an experienced uphOl-
sterer who we guarantee to do work
of highest class. We make and re-
pair. c all280 and We will call to
see you. E. A. Meaders d Co.
II.
Prof. A. B. Campbell was in Gre
NADIA last Friday and Saturday on
his way to Chicago where ne will
attend lectures at the University of
Chicago until school opens in Sep
TENDER.
Miss Doris Brown, Of Gulfport.
was in Grenada last Sunday. and
while here was the guest of her
friend, Miss Mabel Gillian. who is
staying with her aunt. Mrs. j.. p.
Kimball.
Mr.. S. c. Metcalf arrived Wednes-
day from his home in Water Valley
to be associated with W. S. White
d Co, as pharmacist. On behalf of
the City. The Sentinel welcomes Mr..
Metcalf.
Mr.. Jay Gore was called to Green
vile Sunday on account Of the i'll
ness of his brother, Pete. who was
operated on for appendicitis at the
Greenvllle Sanatorium Saturday af-
ternoon.
The young ladies Of the town ex-
tended to the visiting girls a moon
light water melon Feast at Spring
Lake on last Friday evening. Quite
a number of the young men were
present also.
Messrs. Wilmer Thomas. r. W.
Jones, Walter Moore and Lewis Lee
returned Tuesday from the A. &
NJ. College, they having motored
over to attend the Farmers Conven-
ton held there.
Mr.. John T. Phillips. of Jackson.
arrived Tuesday to number himself
among the Sentinel's Office force.
He will operate the Linotype ma
chine and expects shortly to move
his family here.
Mr.. Lewis Rainey arrived in Gre
NADIA last Friday from Algiers. Just
across the river from New Orleans.
where he is connected with the
Western Union, for a visit to his
mother, Mrs. j. E. Dorrah, in Gre
NADIA.
l Mr.. and Mrs. Cas-. Heath and
: daughter, Miss Matte, had as their
guests for Sunday, Miss Matte Par
ker, from Grayspoat. and Messrs.
= Jim Stuckey. from Amory, and Sam
1 McDufy, from Nettleton, and their
son and his wife, Mr.. and Mrs. II. H.
Heath.
FL MIR. ]. p. Broadstreet, Jr.. is with
home folks again after quite a stay
in Holly Springs, here he was on
some special work for the compress
Mrs. Thomas c. Wood and hel
d daughter, Miss Nellie, of Leland, ar,
guests of Mrs. Gene Wright OF
South street.
y Mrs. Jay Gore is visiting at tn,
home of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
K. II. Hester, in Collins.
Mr.. G. T. Hemphill, Of the Cum.
a berland Telephone Co.. left We'd
nesday for his home in Tennessee
where he will spend his vacation
with his mother,
v Mr.. c. W. Kosman left Wednes.
y day morning for %Hazlehurst. where
ne has a couple of days business
lie Will also spend a few days in
New Orleans on the same kind OF
d business. afterwards going on tc
d Biloxi for a couple of weeks on more
S business" He will also have ''busi.
ness Interests to look after in Mo.
bile.
Mr.. Geo. J. Strife, of LAFAYETTE
Ca, was in Grenada this week anc
while here came around to humble,
himself among the subscribers OF
> The Sentinel. Mr.. Strife some two
years ago purchased a portion of the
: A. L. Jelly property and this fall
he intends moving his family to Gre.
NADIA.
Miss Kate Lou Countiss. of Gre
nada,t he guest of Mrs. James Felts.
lent her beautiful voice 10 the SER
wees at the Methodist church Sun
I day morning and evening. Her So
los were very much appreciated by
the congregation. She is the daugh-
ter of Rev, J. r. Countiss. president
OF Grenada College.-South Holly
Springs.
Mr.. Frank Mclean, son Of the ex-
Supreme Judge. W. c. Mclean. of
Grenada, is now convalescing. after
an operation for appendicitis at the
jackson Sanatorium, and being far
from his home and family very
greatly appreciates the interest of
his own and his parents jackson
Reconsideration News.
Mr.. W. G. Phillips, who has been
with the Featherree Drug Co.. for
the past year and a half. left Tines
day for Atlanta, where he will enter
the school of Pharmacy at that
place. Grenada regrets to lose Mr.