The Grenada sentinel., 1916-08-25

D. 0. Jr., are in Leland visiting a
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Woods
Mrs. B. S. Dudley motored to Wi
mona Monday, and while there was
the guest of her brother, Mr.. H. C
Rogers.
Mesdames s. d. Scruggs and La
mar Ross returned day or two age
from a visit to friends and relatives
in Jackson. They made the trip in
Mrs. Scruggs' auto.
Capt. w. E. Smith, of Grenada
was the guest of the family of his
son, DR.. Frank H. Smith, few days
this week, returning home Wednes-
day.-Greenwood Commonwealth.
Mrs. H. M. Mcintosh, Elizabeth,
Hugh Barnes and Dorothy left today
for Grenada, where they are to visit
Mr.. and Mrs. Barnes and their many
friends of that city.-Collins Com
mercial.
Mr.. Arnold, of Woodland, Miss,
arrived Monday to accept a position
in Grenada with the Grenada Bank.
To Mr.. Arnold in behalf of the town,
The Sentinel extends the glad hand
of welcome.
Our Grenada county girls may not
all be peaches" and it might be
deemed irrelevant to allude to them
as "some pumpkins" but judging
from the report of the County Home
Economics Agent, those girls sure
are "some tomatoes"
Miss Adelaide Hicks, of West
Point, is a guest of her cousin, Mrs.
Cowles Horton. Miss Hicks has vis-
tied Grenada several times before
and her visits are always anticipated
with pleasure by her many Grenada
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wolfe, who are so
pleasantly remembered as residents
of Tie Plant for couple of years,
are out from their delta home on a
visit to Mrs. Wolfe's sisters, Mes
danes Ivey and Ross.
The Sentinel is pleased to note
that the excellent family of Mr.. Wal
ter Crump, who have been in Men,
phis for the past year, are back again
at their old home at Parsons, to re-
main permanently at least in the
county.
R. T. Kimbrough, of Lexington,
and o. L. Kimbrough, of Grenada,
were visitors in the home of their
brother, W. D. Kimbrough, Sunday.
Their many Carrollton boyhooo
friends are always glad to see them
back on a sit.-Conservative.
Mr.. B. E. Townes, of Glendora.
passed thru Grenada Sunday last in
his LOzier, en- route to Duck Hill.
where he visitedat the homeof Mr..
and Mrs. C. E. Sykes. Keene HUFF
fington accompanied him to Duck
Hill.
The Sentinel has been requested to
state that the EpwOrth League of
the Methodist church will give a COM
tackey party and box party
at the residence of Mrs. w. B. Hoffa
on Thursday, August 81, 1915, at 8
p. M, for the benefit of the Piano
Fund.
Messrs. R. H. Williams, Van w.
Williams and H. B. Barbee, of this
city and H. J. Williams, of Jackson,
returned this week from a trip to
Washington, Philadelphia, Baltimore,
Cincinnati and New York. This trip
vas given the first three named by
heir insurance company, The Her
aids of Liberty and H. J. Williams
vent along with his father.
Mrs. E. P. Juchhem and little
laughter, Charlotte, returned last |
week after a two months visit with |
riends in Kansas. Misses Lilabell !!
leasler and Hermanne Coca, of Gre |
lada, Miss, were visitors at the
lome of Miss Gladys Hayden on
Dewey street the latter part of last
veek.-Greenwood Commonwealth.
Was there an item of news con-
erning yourself or your family that
i'd not get in the last issue of the
aper If so, it was omitted because
'e did not learn of it and you did
Ot tell US. We want every legiti-
late piece of news in this commun-
~, and we ask YOU to tell us what
'OU know.
Mrs. J. S. King and two little
oys, j. S. Jr., and Robert, accom-
anied by Mrs. Kings sisters, Misses
'obbie, Let and Pauline Doak, left
'st week to spend several weeks at
ulfport. Mr.. Doak left Monday to
'in them and was accompanied by
is niece, Miss Mary Pauline Gerard.
Mr.. E. L. Gerard is spending a few
avs at home. He informs The Sem
mel that he met while in New Or
ans DR.. H. A. Veazie, who came
Grenada during the yellow fever
,ourge of 1878 and ministered to
lie sick. In fact, some think that
lere was never a change in condi-
OnS until Dr Voo1;o oovco