The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1916-08-11
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Mr.. s. N. Stein spent last Sun
day in Grenada.
Spectacles properly fitted at Lick
folds Jewelry Store.
! DR.. W. H. Whitaker has been en-
joyinF d few days at home.
Mrs. Irene McClarty is back again
after a vacation of several weeks.
Mr.. Geo. W. Terrell is spending a
few days at Allisons Wells this week.
Miss Margie Parks of Winona is
visiting her cousin, Miss Jimmie Da-
Wis in Grenada.
Mrs. Jessie Fox of Starkville was
q guest one night this week of Mrs.
G. w. Eatman.
visit friends in Grenada.-Sunfower
Toscin, I~ndianola.
Buckeye Lintless Hulls delivered
at your home for SOC hundred.
ct Sale: j. Nj. Windham
Chancellor j.. N. Powers of the
University was in Grenada a few
hours last Saturday.
Mrs. Robert Horton and son. "Bil-
ly" are enjoying the cool mountain
brezes at Monteagle.
Mr.. j. G. McGowen. Jr., was H.
Grenada in the interests Of his ia
theirs candidacy Monday.
Masters Perry Stevens and Lamar
Ross are in Memphis the guests of
their friend, John Finley.
Cotton seed feed meal delivered
at your home at S1.10 per hundred.
S-4-l6 1t. j. M. Windham.
last week the guestof his brother, Mr..
j. H. Dogan and family.
Mr.. V. A Weir and son Garrett
Of Como are visiting relatives and
friends in Grenada County.
Mr.. L. j. Doak, the popular mana
ger of Doak Hardware Co., was a
Memphis visitor last Sunday.
Miss Catherine Smith came over on
last Snuady from Greenwood to visit
relatives and friends in Grenada.
Rev. J. R. Countiss, president of
Grenada College, was in the city on
Saturday.-Okolona Messenger.
Messrs. Egbert Meaders and Cor
dan Bingham motored to Memphis
Hast Friday returning on Saturday.
Mrs. Pate and little son, Earl B.
Pate, of Memphis, are visiting at the
home of her mother, Mrs. Gibson.
Quite a number enjoyed the hos.
pitality of the lovely country home OF
Mr.. A. Olson at Elliott Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sayles Allen of Oak
= ~ 4 iS ia " NlI
land Mrs. S. A. Lacock in Grenada.
Cotton seed feed meal delivered
wherever you want it within tn,
City limits, $1.1O per hundred.
IS-4-16 1t. J.. M. Windham.
Misses Julia Stevens, Louise Hal
and Bernice Lawrence visited Mis-
Estes Calhoun in Cascilla last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe NJ. Brown, &C
companied by their daughter, are re
cooperating at Dawsons Springs, KY,
Mrs. Nj. w. Boyd and daughte,
Miss Dot Berry, are VISITING - N
home of Mrs. J. l.. Martin in Mem
phis.
New crop turnip seed, 10 varie
ties, 35c per ID.
End Glass and Corner Drug Store.
Miss Mary Belle Humphreys O
Canton was only recently a charm
-c guest in the Merritt home in thi
City.
Miss Kate Duncan Turnage left O
Wednesday for Omaha, Neb.. wher
she will visit her sister, Mrs. Mortol
iHorner.
Mrs. Ben Stewart is entertainin,
her mother, Mrs. Clark, of Fort Smltl
Ark, at Mrs. H. K. Barwick's OF
Main Street.
Mr.. w. 3. Moore, the capable ant
efficient bo~okkeeper at Jno. P. Jone
& Co., is enjoying his vacation a
Allisons Wells.
Mrs. S. D. G. Scruggs has as he.
guests her attractive %nieces, Mise
Lucy 8. Lea and Elizabeth H. lie;
from Memphis.
Messrs. J. T. Thomas and j. B
Perry attended a conference of bank
ers and other business men in Mem
phis this week.
Mrs. M. M. Ransom and her sis
tier, Mrs. w. P. Painter, are guest.
this week at the home of Mrs. AID;
McCampbel.
Mrs. O. B. Williams, (nee Ev;
May Orman) is visiting her cousin
of tives in Grenada.
Buckeye Lintless Hulls delivered
"a at your home for soc hundred.
IA 8-4-16 ct. J. M. Windham
oe Mr.. Horace Taylor left Monday fol-
A. his old home in Jackson, Tenn, wher,
g he will spend his vacation with rela
~ tives and friends.
Mr.. w. l.. Mitchell, who was trans
to ferred from Tie Plant to Memphis a
ed bout two weeks ago, was a Grenads
visitor last Sunday.
IS Mr.. c.. S. Kinny is at home again
or He has been playing base ball this
It's summer with the Aberdeen team, and
err mighty good ball too.
~; Mr.. r. l.. Taylor of Memphis was
10 in Grenada last Saturday on business
De and while here was the guest of Mr..
Us and Mrs. Jno. S. King.
lc Mrs. Homer F. S~pragins. (nee Wal
E. ker Hughes) of West Point, is in Gre
NADIA visiting hermother, Mrs. j.. E.
ID Hughes, and other relatives.
Mr.. ]. S. P~ressgrove and Misses
Mary Hall and Elizabeth Pressgrove
left Sunday afternoon to spend some
days at Dawson Springs. Ky.
Rev. A. ]. Dickinson. IL. of Eufau-