The Grenada sentinel., 1916-08-25

| MeoSrS. van W. Williams ana II. b.
Barbee are enjoying a trip to Phila-
delphia, Atlantic City and other
points which was given them by the
insurance company that they repre-
sent, as compliment for the large
business written. Mr. Homer VIII
liams accompanied his father.
| Mr.. o. F. Lawrene, editor of The
Grenada Sentinel, was in Batesvilie
Monday, and very pleasant caller
at the Democrat Office. By the way,
Mr.. Lawrence publishes one of the
best weeklies in the state, and as evil
dence of his prosperity, he has re-
Gently moved into new Office build
Iing.-Batesville Democrat.
r. M. Caudit, of Grenada, the I.
C's genial claim agent, was here sew
eral days this week on business.
Rev. B. P. Jaco, of Grenada, filled
the pulpit at the Methodist church
Sunday morning and delivered an
able sermon to large congregation.
|-Panolian, Batesville.
Miss Myrtis Cathey, of Grenada.
was the guest of Mrs. Will Goodwin
last Sunday. Misses Lucy and Della
Hawkins are up from Grenada and
are the guests of their sister, Mrs.
Will Mills Miss Della Hawkins, of
Grenada, who is the guest of Mrs.
Will Mills, has been attending the
meeting at New Liberty this week.
Water Valley Herald.
Miss Kate Lou Countiss, after a
delightful visit to Mrs. j. H. Felts.
returned to her home last Friday.
On last Thursday afternoon Mrs. ].
II. Felts entertained in honor of her
lovely guest, Miss Kate Lou Countiss,
with box party at the Empire. A
number of the young ladies of the
town enjoyed the PLEASURE with this
charming young visitor.-Holly
Springs Reporter.
Mr.. Jas. Cuff, Sr., was in Memphis
this week on business. Mr.. Cuff
grows to be more interesting char
acter as he grows older and is one of |
Grenada's best citizens and most sue
cessful business men. He and his
good wife have reared an excellent |
family of children. The devotion of
his two sons, Sam and James, to busi-
ness, speaks volumes for the parents.
and shows the genuineness of their
characters.
The home of DR.. l. P. Trotter and
wife on Margin street is happy in en-
pertaining the entire family just now,
including sons and daughters who
live at other places. Those delight
ing this Christian home are: Rev.
A. j. Dickinson, wife and child. of
Eufala, Ala, Rev. w. C. Boone and
wife, of Natchitoches, La, H. E.
rrotter, of Hattiesburg and l. P.
rrotter, the last named having
'aught the school at fernando dur
ng the past session.
Mrs. M. M. Ransom, who stoned
,ver in Grenada on her return from
tennessee, to spend some days with
Ter daughter, Mrs. Ada McCampbell,
eft Monday for her home in Jack
on. Mrs. Ransom holds warm
'lace in the hearts of Grenada peo-
lie. She is sanity old lady and
Ter life has meant much to this COM
nunity. She is making her home
With her son, George, in Jackson.
Mr.. ] A. Bardwell, who has been
or the past three years the book
eeper and cashier at the Union Seed
I Fertilizer Co., left last Sunday
light for Jackson, where he will be
the same capacity with the Jack
on office of the same company.
his move is well-deserved promotion
or Mr.. Bardwell, who while here
lade many friends and was de-
ervedly popular. Grenada regrets 8
lose Mr.. Bardwell, but wishes him {
luch success in his enlarged field.
lr. Ruble Jones, who has been as \
ociated with Mr.. s. A. Morrison in q
is law Office for the past year, will u
AXE Mr.. BardwelPs place on Septem-
er 1.