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

Prompt delivery and goods Meat.
phone 200. lost
Boil weevil has played the dicken.
with the P~ressgrove Co.
Spectacles properly fitted at Lick.
folds Jewelry Store.
Mr.. George Lamb was a Bclzoni
visitor on last Sunday.
Great Scott. See the boil weevils
at Pressgrove's Saturday.
Mr.. Joe p. Meaders made a bus:-
ness trip to Memphis last Sunday.
Have The Sentinel sent to the alb
sent members of your family.
$4,000 stock of merchandise is to
be sacrificed at Jno. 7. Jones & Co.
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Grady Rosser, of Grenada. spent
Monday in Winona.-Winona Times.
Mrs. A. Horton left Monday for
a several days visit with friends in
Memphis.
Everything for the office supplied
by The Sentinel; see us before buy
ing elsewhere.
See ad of .Jno. =. Jones e. Co. else
where in this issue. They are offer
ing some real bargains.
Mr.. c. S. Spencer, of Phillip. spent
Saturday and Sunday at the home of
his cousin, Mr., A. J. Long.
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The Kings Daughters will meet
next Tuesday afternoon at 8 O'Clock
at the residence Of Mrs. f. York.
Mr.. John Rayburn went to Jack
son last Sunday to enter one Of the
commercial schools at that place.
Prices shed and tumble to the bot
ON at P~ressgrove's. beginning Satur-
iay, November 18th. Boil weevils
'got-um."
Misses Eva Lee and Edna Eatman.
u Grenada, spent Sunday as the
quests of Mrs. ]. W. Lee.-Panolian,
6atesvilie.
Mrs. S. Grantham arrived last Sat-
10 spend a week or ten days
II the home of her brother. Mr.. o.
:. Lawrence, in Grenada.
Miss Mary Roane left Wednesday
or Texarkana, Ark, where she will
iSit her aunt, Mrs. A. Howe, for ,
'erhaps a couple of weeks. t
Mr.. {. j. Kinney, who has been up |
D this time this cotton season in (,
'rkansas. arrived Tuesday night to
his old position with the Gre
ada Cotton Compress here. G
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r. ). BENTLEY, who recently went :.
Grenada. has returned to Newton II
gam, his friends will be glad to a
now, and is in charge of the canning h
ictory hcre.-Newton Record.
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Those from Grenada who attend. I
I the State Y. NJ. c. A. meeting in t.
aurel were: Mr.. A. C. Harpis. n
ililam Rayhnrn Broadstreet, Evans \
uii' howen Horton, Jesse Frank t
'neS' Arthur Carl ard John Thomas. c
Mrs. c. l.. Lomax went over TO
ubard Thursday where Mr.. and Mrs
oS*ar Dubard gave IA birthday din S
err IN honor Of Mr.. W. NJ. Dubard's Il
birthday. Greenwood Common o
Misses Hester and Alma Lone. d
no teach at Boyle. spent the week. Il
at the home Of their parents. Mr. a
M Mrs. A. j. Long. The Sentinel t.
glad to state they found their faith i,
$ condition somewhat improved. a
MeSdameS Nassar Dubard and T. d
= Dubard, of Dubard, and Mrs. W. o
. Dubard and daughters. Mrs. d. ! W
and Miss Roberta. of Gre al
ida came over this morning to be T
'esent at the reception given BY Mrs. +,
l.. LomaX or Washington street II
Is Observation-Disclosures Cor h,
onWealth. 4,
49, h'HH buT regular SDccl1l
nbblng offers this Office can furnish
) readers with most any magazine -.
'bhshed, and if taken in connection f.
tn The Sentinel on paid in advance cq
descriptions will be given at the n
81 price. A good proposition and "
tar one to all. We will then pet ~,
c regular price for our paper and II
Il get the additional magazines at IT,
st. ." IL
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.. F: BledSoe, Jr., motored mn .jo
IN Shell Mound last SUNDAY with tn
o OF his children, to visit his par. an
Is, Col. and Mrs. o. +. Bledsoe. tn
little later another a arrived hi
Greenwood containing Mr.. Min of
Aldridge, Miss May Aldridre. W,
8. Guthrie Turner, Miss wv iii. sp
n and Geo. Aldridge. The above Of
n Miss Maggie Hay, of Verona, tia
of Mrs. Bledsoe, had a pleas ge
social time together and dinner re,
villa Montevallo, and gave o1,aat co