The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1916-05-26
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Spectacles properly fitted at Lickfold's
sewelry Store. lO-30-tf
Walker Jones was down from the
University Monday.
Mrs. J. C. Jones was a Capitol City
visitor last week.
]. A. Akin of Grenada is in the city.
democrat, Greenviile.
Mrs. s. A. Laycock returned Monday
from a visit to Memphis.
Mr.. C. E. Lockett made a business
trip to the delta this week.
Mr.. Frank Gillespie of Duck Hill was
a Grenada visitor last Friday.
Mrs. j. E. Logue spent Monday in
Grenada. -Batesville Panolian.
Prof. A. B. Campbell of Eupora was
in Grenada Monday or business.
Mr.. William Seabrook of Winona was
in Grenada last Saturday and Sunday.
Buy a ticket for the opening perfor-
nance at the Opera House next season.
Tom Pearson is pitching for Dotham,
Ala, in the Dixie League this season.
Mr.. John Collins of McComb is visit
ing his cousin. Mrs. Dora Rollins this
week.
Mr.. lanes H. Dyatt of New Orleans
was a business visitor IN the city this
| week.
You owe it TO your town to buy a
ticket for the first night at the Opera
House mex season.
MIR. Joe Jackson. accompanied by his
daughter, lrma. made a business trip
to Memphis Tuesday.
Mesdames ). J. Inman and G. O.
Gray Of jefferson, Carroll county. were
in Grenada last Friday.
There will be a recital at Grenada
College tonight (Frioay) and also to-
morrow Saturday night.
Edward Jones Of Sidon was in Gre
NADIA last Sunday visiting his mother.
Mrs. G. &. Jones and family.
Miss Ellen Loeb will arrive tomorrow
from Magnolia to be guest OF Miss
Mary Bell Brown on Margin Street.
Mr.. Homer Williams of Jackson
spent Sunday in Grenada with his par
cnts, Mr.. and Mrs. Van w. Williams.
Mr. B. A. Scott. the resident mana
ger Of the Western Union Telegraph
Company, spent last Sunday IN Winona.
Harry Dogan of Cascilla was in Gre
nada last week the guest of his sister
and brother, Miss Pole and Dave
Dogan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Aldridge of
Greenwood are guests this week at the
home of Mrs. j. c. Wilson, or Line
street.
WANTED-Split oak slaves and hick-
DRY spokes. For specifications and
prices apply to X. W. Hornsby, Gren-
ada, Miss. 5-26 2t
Mr.. A. NJ. Carcothers, one of Gre
radas attorneys. was in Jackson last
week on legal business before the Su-
preme Court.
Miss Marcie Sanders came last Thurs
day from kosciusko to visit her attract
i've cousin, Miss Marcie Bell at her home
on College Avenue.
Mr.. Durrah Horn and wife of Tupelo
came last Sunday to visit at the home
of his parents, MIR. and Mrs. J. H.
Horn, in Grenada.
Mesdames Willy Young West and
Harry Adams of Okolona are visiting
this week at the home of DR.. J. W.
Young on South street.
H. Ward Hamrick. now of Green
wood, was in Grenada Monday in the
of his firm. the Fred Campbell
Auto Supply Co of st. Louis.
Mrs. L. B. West Of Memphis, who
has beer visiting at the home of her
nephew. MIR. D. L. Ross, at Tie Plant
to her home Wednesday.
Mr.. H. c. Beasley. superintendent OF
the Grenada Oil Mill, left Monday for
New Orleans to attend the meeting of
the Cotton Oil Mems Association.
Miss Helen Young of Pontotoc, and
a graduate OF Grenada College, came
Thursday to be the guest of Miss Mary
Thomas during the Commencement.
Mr. Harry Parker. who is the gov
eminent farm demonstration agent for |
Madison county with headquarters at
canton, was up Saturday and Sunday. |
FOR RENT-Compietely furnish
I'd six room residence four blocks from
to party without small chill
Inquire at Sentinel office. 5-26 2
Mrs. B. F. Thomas left Monday for
Ourant to be with her daughter, Miss |
Margaret. who is a teacher in the Du-
ant High School. during commence
Miss Gladys Inman returned Monday
St. Louis where she has been for
he past eight months taking a sten-
graphic course in n of the colleges
he re. /
Mr.. and Mrs. r. D. Mclean of
)oddsville stopped off on their way
'ack home from their wedding trip to
isit at the home of their parents,
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