The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1916-08-04

Mrs. J. E. Walker (nee Jennie
M~eaders) and interesting children
returned to their home in Hatties-
burg last Sunday after a pleasant
visit at the home of her father, Mr..
Z. A. Meaders, in Grenada.
We sell the best coal that can be
gotten out of the ground. If you
want something a little better than
you have ever used before CALL
10 FOR COAL"
Jay-Em-Bee Coal Co.
Mrs. j. Sidney Sharp left wednes-
Gay Tor Blacksburg, Va, where she
VIII visit relatives. Her w chill
dren went with her and they were
accompanied as far as Memphis by
DIR. Sharp, who returned Thursday.
Mr.. j. D. Dyer has accepted a
position with tie Fatherree Drug
Co., in this city. Mr.. Dyer is a
splendid young man and only re-
Gently graduated from the phar-
macy department of the State Uni
versity.
Mrs: J. Sidney Sharp and little
son, John Sidney, Jr., and baby
daughter , left Wednesday for
Blacksburg, Va, where Mrs. Sharp
Will visit her parents and other rela-
tives. They will be away until
October list.
Mr.. E. A. Meaders, Sr.. has rent
q MS home to Mr.. and Mrs. Polk, nc
and his two sons, Egbert and Joe
having decided to break up house
keeping. Mr.. Meaders will board
with Mrs. Polk and Egbert with Mrs.
Mcleod and Joe with Mrs. Barwick.
Mr.. j. NJ. Harris of Louisville,
VINO a been on duty at the Grena-
ia Bank as a relief to Mr.. B. c.
Adams, who took a two weeks vaca-
ton, is now at Holcomb and will re-
main until the popular, efficient and
accommodating manager of that insti-
ton, Mr.. NJ. D. Brett, returns Mr..
ana Mrs. Brett are on a visit to Mrs.
Brett's relatives in Sessum.
Mrs. B. C. Adams and her daugh.
ter, Miss Dora, left this week for
Manicure, Colo, where they will
l'pNfH q oiicil llIIt DtlO1e gong OF
to Denver. They will remain al
Denver until fall. Mrs. Chamber.
lain, Mrs. Adams mother. returned
to the Delta with her daughter. Mrs
Montgomery, where they will spent
a few weeks before going elsewhere
Capt. Jack Williams of Williams
vile has accompanied his nephew
MIR. K. T.. Perry. to town severa
times lately, the trip being made II
Z Ford. Capt. Jack" as he is ia.
mlllarly known, is now 81 years o.
age but is one of the stalwart mer
Of the county. He enjoys hi
friends and nobody is more gener
GUS IN dispensing hospitality thar
ne. He is always a welcome visi
tor in Grenada.
Grover Long, now Of Dermott
Ark, was in Grenada this week. hav
ing been called here on account O.
his fathers misfortune. Grover il
a most deserving youg man and i
gives The Sentinel pleasure to not,
that he is applying himself d~iligentl,
to business and that he is succeed
ing well in his new home. He is hap
PLY married and his Grenada friend
congratulate him. Grover has al
ways had the confidence and esteem
of those who knew him.
Mr.. TONNES Duncan is in Grena
da this week the guest Of his pa
rents. Mr.. and Mrs. B. c. Duncan
at their lovely home on Margin St
Mr. md Mrs. Jones Barksdale o.
Marks are the guests this week a
he home of Mr.. Barksdale's mother
Mrs: Weet Barksdale, on Main St.
Mr.. G. f. Lockett and family
left last Saturday morning in theiI
little Ford" for Madison Station
where Mrs. Lockett and the child
rem will spend some time visitin.
relatives and friends. NJ. Lncket