The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1916-11-17

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this week.
Mr.. w. D. Merritt left Thursda
for an extended trip in various part
of Kansas.
Hurry to Pressgrove's store Sstur
day and see what the dog-on Dol
weevil has done.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. l.. Cole left las
Saturday for a visit to relatives an,
friends in Newbern, Tenn.
We can furnish most any magazin,
published, at cost, if taken in con
nection with The Sentinel.
For the best Meats, phone 260
can be had at the City Market
THE CITY MARKET. 1O-6-tt
Bool weevil sticks his bill into ev.
erything in the Pressgrove stock
Prices shed, and too late for any new
forms.
Hon. O. f. Lawrence, the talented
editor of The Grenada Sentinel, was
a Charleston visitor Friday.-Charl.
eston Herald.
Judge VIM. C. Mclean was a bust
ness visitor to Winona on Tuesday.
While there he was the guest of his
daughter, Mrs. W. C. Trotter.
Boyd Campbell, Supt. of the Gre
NADIA high schools, spent last week
end in baskerville with his parents
baskerville Weekly-McCool Times.
Misses Fortenbery and Everett and
Messrs. Harry Dogan and Harry
Written were in Grenada one even
ing last week. they having motored
up for the Mutt show.
Better not wait until the last min
ute to secure your ticket in the big
'kant-Leak" tent for next year.
You save SOC o by paying your
subscription before January /.
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MI. and Mrs. Junius Townes and
.wo interesting little children are
this week at the home of
Mrs. Townes' parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Terrell on COLLECT street.
Mrs. T. D. Hall and her sister.
Miss Charlie Olson left last Satur-
lay for New York to remain until
Nay. They will be with DR.. T. D..
iall. who is taking a post graduate
curse in surgery.
Mr.. Hogan. who has been in Gre
lada experimenting the packing of
he furniture purchased by Sage
'rcs., Drew, of E. A. Meaders & CO.,
AS returned home, his task com
leted. his work done.
Mrs. II. F. Simpson and interesting
h%ildren. Of Oxford arc the guests
his week of Mrs. Joseph Collins
in Grenada. Mrs. Simpson
as q host of friends in Grenada who
re always glad to welcome her on
er none too frequent visits here.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. O. Herod, of ltta
arrived last Saturday evening
spend a few days with Mr.. Herod's
lother on College Street, this City. ]
lr. Herod was married only a short
me back and Grenadians will well
ome this couple to their midst at
1e close of the cotton season.
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Misses Louise Horton and Lila !
harmon, Mr.. Whyte Whitaker and
10 writer were entertained at one I
clock dinner Sunday at the hospit-
Die home of Mr.. and Mrs. George I
Grant on South street. The sub {
lcd lights, the sparkling glass and
le glistening silver heightened the !
't'stic effect produced by the beau J
ladies present. The hostess |
the performance of her duties was
by her beautiful niece, Miss I
ay Spears. Mr.. Grant, with true |
,gnlty presided at the paternal end i
the table, and in such a gracious g
ay as to %engender in the hearts of +
! a true spirit of bodily comfort. c
he food-oh. the feeble pencil i
'bels at the thought of desecrating
e memory of the delightful edibles t
7 what could but be an Inadequate :
,scription. Suffice to say, Epicier- a
$ himself would have been satiated. t
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The Sentinel failed to note last II
eek the removal of Dr.. r. A. Clan
n and family from Graysport, this Y
to Evansville, Tunica county. h
+. Clanton was born and reared n
thin ten miles of where he hung b
It his single as d professional man. /
2 made good at Graysport and ONLY t
II there that he might find a wider 4
ID better field. The people of o
'aysport and vicinity, where he en- o
ycd "A large practice, hold him in c,
e highest esteem and regard him as 81
exceptionally fine physician and o.
c fact that he so well established N
within such a short distance Sc
where he was reared, a thing al P
4ys difficult for a professional man, W
volumes for him. He comes d;
n of the county's most substan-
! families and The Sentinel, to- m
her with his many other friends. e,
his removal from Grenada ar
lnty and cordially commends him m