The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1916-07-21
LOCALS.

HOLNOHNO LONALS.
Judge W. 7. Turner was a visitor of
relatives in and neal Coffeeville last
week.
Miss Ema Clark, who has been quite
sick at her home here, is much better
and able to be about again.
Jno. brewer, a valued employee of
the Y. & NJ. V. r. R. Co., at Memphis,
visited his mother, Mrs. Alpha Brewer,
Sunday and Monday.
Master Chester 3. Brewer, of
Memphis. is visiting his grandmother,
Mrs. Alpha Brewer this week.
Mrs. S. B. Herbert, Of Memphis, is
VISITING her granddaughter, Mrs.. C. E.
Arnold this week.
Mrs. T. W. Westerfield and Miss
Annie b. Klein, of Jackson, Miss, are
visiting their sister, Mrs. C. L. Eu-
banks, this week.
Miss Margaret Martin. u popular
milliner will leave Thursday for a
weeks visit to the St. Louis millinery
market, to see the fashions and pur-
chase her fall stock.
Prof. y. M. Lewis, the newly elect
ed principal of the Holcomb Consoli.
dated High School, has returned here,
and is now looking after business with
reference to the school. Prof. Lewis
is now engaged in compiling the manu-
script for a school catalogue for the
coming session and 1t goes without
saying that such a publication coming
from his hands will reflect credit on
the whole community of Beat 5, from
IN educational standpoint.
Mrs. W. E. Barbee, of Lula. who
has been visiting her sister, Mrs. l. L.
Singleton is the guest of Mrs. T. A.
Billups, al here, for a few days. .
Messrs. r. d. and Dewitt Williams
and Mr.. and Mrs. E. d. Holcomb
motcred to Lawrence, Newton county, |
Miss, to visit their mother at that |
place for a week.
DR.. P. D. Holcomb and little son, P.
D., Jr., OF Lexington, are visiting his
pars nts. Mr.. and Mrs. D. L. Holcomb
this week.
Mrs. H. w. Darby of Grenada was
a Holcomb visitor a short while Mon
day.
Miss Annie Fay Hayden has returned
from a weeks visit to Miss Maggie De-
at Carrollton.
Miss Katie Hall, of Grenada, visited
Hrs. W. r. Harris Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. j. Curle, of a
town, visited Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Cur
~, here Sunday.
Hon. Mike Hey, our popular Mavor
g a Tallahatchie County visitor this
week.
Hon. E. o. Sykes, Supreme Court
Judge, and candidate for reelection. of
aberdeen; Hon. Rush Knox, of Hous.
on, candidate for the same Office and
Ions. G.: p. Franklin, of Pontotoc and
N. Y. Ward, of Winona, candidates
or Congress from this district, were
tolcomb visitors Friday, en- route to
he big barbecue near Oxberry, where
hey all spoke to q large and apprecia.
i've audience.
The barbecue, education and political
peeches at Oxberry Friday was a big
uccess and was largely attended. All
experienced a very enjoyable :
lme. There were people present from {
Tallahatchie and our own
County. and such meetings in
large ay tends to promote closer re-
between all the people.
Profs. Calhoun, of Jackson; Lewis, of
!olcomb, and Prot. Jno. w. Thomas,
I near Paul, T~allahatchie County.
'ade fine educational talks at the bar.
Pcue at Oxberry, in behalf of the
Consolidated High School NOV sment.
Mr.. A. j. Fonville is visiting his
Mrs. Will N. Morgan, at
rdmore, Oklahoma. Mr.. Fonville
i'll be absent from home about
onth.
Mr.. Vernon Carver was q Memphis
sitor Sunday, going up to spend the
" with his wife, who is in the hos
tai there, caused by a fracture of the
kle several days ago, when the bug
: in which they were riding fell over
embankment on the road. Mr..
arver reports Mrs. Carver much i'm
owed.
Miss Mary Harris has returned from
e A. & NJ. Normal at Starkville, and /.
the guest of Mrs. L. R. Fulmer.
Mrs. Sallie Inman, of Grenada. is :
titing her neice, Mrs. J.. R. Raw.
ar town, this week.
The Grenada County Sunday school
invention will be held in Holcomb
ly 10Th and 30th. 1t is hoped that
Sunday Schools of the County will
nd delegates and reports and a great
d good meeting is anticipated.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe r. Ray and family.
sire, through these columns, to ex.
thanks to their many friends who
re SO kind to and sympathetic with
EN- in the recent death of their little
lighter and sister, Sarah Lou. NH