The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1916-07-28

Mrs. Robert Horton and children
left this week to spend several weeks
at Mont Eagle.
Mrs. B. c. James Of the Kincaid
n~eighborhood is enjoying a visit to
friends and relatives in Memphis.
Hon. c. I. Lomax ard family Of
Greenwood are spending the week
with their brothers, Vasssr and Lewis ,
and their families, at Du5a1o.
Mr.. j. H. Rucks and wife of Okla
homa, Ark, wereinGrenaoa for one
nucle. Capt. jim Eucks, az the Gre !.
naca Hotel.
Mrs. CASTOR Mitchell and two
bright little children CT Water Valley
came down Monday evening to spend
some days as guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
W e. Jackson. I
Mr.. Jack Scott entertained a num-
Der of his friends at a dance given at
the delightful country home Of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Scott.
Monday evening.
Mrs. r. W. Jones. accompanied
by her mother, Mrs. Slack. and. by
her daughter. Elizabeth. left several
days ago to spend the remainder of
the summer at Mont Eagle.
Judge j. T. Dunn of Eupora was in
Grenada on business before the Cir
cult Court Wednesday. Judge Dunn
has many friends in Grenada who
are always glad to see him.
Mr.. c. H. Calhoon left Thursday in
his car for a trip to Asheville, ". c.,
where Mrs. Calhoon and the children
are enjoying the summer Mr.. Cal
hoon expects to return about Aug
ust 18th.
Little Miss Francis Brown, daugh-
ter OF Dr.. and Mrs. T. ]. Brown, re-
turned home a few days ago after
= spending some time with relatives in
Memphis. She made the trip alone
from Memphis.
It is the ambition of Mr.. Neikirk,
who is in Grenada recruiting the W.
o. W. to make of the Grenada Camp
v one Of the leading ones in the state
t and from what he tells the Sentinel
he sisucceeding pretty well IN his
plans. Mr. Neikirk is some or
, ganiZer.
Our Goals have just that favorite
quality-the goodness that pieases-
with new friends as well as old friends.
A single sale doesn't yield an income
repeat orders are the m0ney-makers.
IS We have the kinds that bring repeat
orders. Call 10 for Coal" Jay-Em-
Bee Coal Company.
T., The Sentinel feels sure that the
to many friends of Capt. Jim Rucks, the
popular proprietor of the Grenada
Hotel, will be pleased to know that
81 the indisposition that has been keep.
he ing him in his rooms for the past ter
40 days has about passed and that he
will in a day or two be able to be a
his usual place at the hotel.
I'm Mr.. Dave Dogan found it neces
III sary Sunday to visit Jackson. Tenn.
and did not return until Monda,
night. Just what he has designs OF
in the Volunteer State is perhap.
not best to speculate about bu'
suffice it to say that appearances in
dictate that he is willing to "volun-
to eer" to ask some one in that state
us to swap a Tennessee domicile fol-
r. one in Grenada. Dawes judgnlen'
lg. is good and here's hoping that h.
will win.
,al Mr.. r. H. Mitchell Of Wynne. Ark.
at spent a short while in Grenada Wed.
X. nesday as a guest in the Davis home.
DR.. Edgar Giles of Avalon and M
V. A. Dacus of Whaley were in Gre
to NADIA this week in attendance upor
y, Circuit Court and while here gave
is this Office an appreciated call. These
are both fine gentlemen. DR.. Giles i,
enjoying a good practice and there
is not a more royal hearted, whole
some character than V. A. Dacus anC
ISL it affords the writer pleasure tC
name him among his good friends.
be The Sentinel received this weel
4 a renewal of subscription from Mr.
IL. W. Yeager, a Grenada boy who
al joined the navy and is now aboard
s. the U. S. Battleship Milwaukee, La
NJ Paz, Mexico. He compliments the
pm paper and states that it reaches hin
rs regularly. He is well pleased with
life in the navy yet is anxious to get
OF back among those whom he knows
n The widow" 1.-The widow" jim
'e- keeton was heard to eXclaim in his
dreamy moments a few days ago
r. echo answer what has any widow
i done to jim?
a! In the makeup" last week
Nc quite a little matter had to be left
as out among them was several per
sonals hence the failure to record
n, the visit of Miss Miriam Paisley to
her friend Mrs. VIM. C. Mclean
in Grenada. These two charming
ladies were college mates and Mrs
''s Mclean is always happy indeed to
If have her friends visit her and there
are none to whom she extends a
more cordial welcome than to Miss
ID Palsy of Como. This very accom-
~ plished lady is at the head of the
department of Latin at the lndust-
r5 rial Institute and College and her