The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1916-06-16

38c gets a suit of mems underwear at
Pressgrove's.
Grenada-The City Beautiful Watch
her grow.
$500 silk waists dynamited to 81. SO
at PressgrOve's.
To see the work of a commercial SUBJ
marine hurry to Pressgrove's.
Miss Louise Williams is visiting her
sister, Mrs. c. d. C%ovington in Tupelo.
500 and Sc. 90 Stetson Oxfords for
men dynamited to So. SO at P~ressgrove's.
Miss Ruth Chandler, of Jackson,
Tenn, was the guest of Miss Frances
Broadstre ct Sunday.
Messrs. j. r. Countiss, Lyman Alb
bolt and Keene Huntingdon were in Cal
houn City last Sunday.
"The Soul of Broadway at the Ma
jestic tonight friday is something
classy with a big &C."
Mr.. A. S. Carl of Winona was ir
Grenada Tuesday on business connected
with the telephone company.
Mr.. Lewis Bransford of Blacksburg,
Mrs. j. S. Sharp, on Main street.
New arrivals ongoleum art
squares, beautiful patterns, 9 X IL
at E. A. Meaders & Co. 1t
Cyclone struck jackson, while a SUBJ
marine rams the Pressgrove Dry Goods
Co. $500 shirt waists only 88c.
Malcolm Lawrence came down from
the University to spend last Sunday
with his father, o. F. Lawrence.
Mr.. Cas-. Heath, one of the brothers
in the live firm of Heath Bros, is
spending a few days at Hot Springs.
Mr.. G. w. Kossman was in Green
wood Wednesday on business The Sem
tinel understands was of a ''strictly So
cial" nature.
Mrs. S. M. Cain has as her guests
this week Mrs. M. o. Ragsdale, her
grandmother, and Mrs. Kate Brannum,
her aunt, from Jackson, Tenn.
Miss Mary Roane has as her house
que SITS this week Miss Mary Hamer of
| Memphis, Miss Francis Jones of Gre
NADIA and Miss Marguerite Callen of
Selma, Alabama.
| Mr.. w. j. Sherwood, who is con-
nected with the /. C. Railroad Co. at
! Chicago, ILL.,, is in Grenada this week
ViSIIiuS HIS poiSHIsi MI. oHu MIS-. T..
! M. Sherwood.
Miss Ida Mae Beasley, sister of Mr..
H. C. Beasley of this city, and Mr..
Jack Condrey of Amory, stopped over
in Grenada Monday and Tuesday en-
route to Greenville.
Mrs. w. H. Warden (nee DeOrr Nc
Leod) of Chattanooga, is visiting her
grandmother, Mrs. A. E. Mcleod and
family in Grenada. Mr.. Warden was
here himself for a day or two last week.
1t does look foolish to keep on talking
to people about buying coal in hot
weather, doesn't it? But the price is
advancing and we are giving you notice.
"Call 10 for Coal"
Jay-Em-Bee Coal Co.
Mrs. w. H. Whitaker left Tuesday
for Bellhaven College, Jackson, where
she goes to attend the Presbyterian
School Of Instruction for a short time.
She was joined there by DR.. Whitaker,
he having gone over from Pelahatchie.
Miss Ellen Buchanan, the younger
daughter of the former editor of The
Sentinel, Mr.. j. w. Buchanan, of Mem
phis, was in Grenada last Friday and
Saturday the guest Of Mrs. Harry
Mansfield.
The Sentinel has been asked to state
that Presiding Elder Felts will hold the
third quarterly conference at the Meth
odist church in Grenada Wednesday
evening, June %. He will conduct the
prayer meeting service and hold the
conference afterwards.
Mrs. r, w. Sharpe entertained at
tea Tuesday evening the house guests
of Miss Mary Roane who are, Misses
Francis Jones. Mary Hamer ard Mar
lguerite Callen, and also Mr.. Lewis
Bransf0rd, q brother of Mrs. j. S.
Sharp. Messrs. Donald Sharp and
Keene Huntingdon were also present.
Mr.. Wilmer Thomas req ched home
Monday from Princeton University and
will spend the summer at home with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Thomas
on Main street. Wilmer is deservedly
popular at home and it gives The Sem
tinel pleasure to note that he is making
a fine record at Princeton.
/ D. w. Owen of Clarkskale was in
Grenada last week. Mr.. Owen was
the capable manager of the Cumber-
land Tele phone Co. here for nearly two
r years and is filling most satisfactorily
1 a similar position at Clarksdale. His
successor here, w. H. Critz, is pleas
ing the public and meeting all the re-
quirements of his position. He has
made a fine impression on the people
of Grenada.