The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1916-05-19

! Union Seed & Fertilizer Co. He will
be at this plant for about two months
after which he will be back at his old
post in Grenada.
MI. w. H. Kirk left for C~incinatti
Sunday. He goes in the interest of his
firm and was accompanied by his wife
and little daughter. They expect to
visit other points of interest before re-
turning home.
S~ixty-ive children of the town, as
sisted by Mrs. K. B. Talbert and Miss
Liliias House on the piano, gave a very
clever Interpretation of Mother Goose
Rhymes the last night Of the Chau-
tauqua program.
Judge A. 7. Roane and MIR. w. H.
johnson, delegates from W. r. Banks
dale Camp, left last Sunday for the
Reunion at Birmingham. Mr.. Jim Bull
OF Elliott, another veteran, was also a
member OF the party.
MI. j. A. Martin, Jr., of Hardy went
to Winona Sunday to meet his wife,
who was on her way home from a visit
to friends and relatives in West Point.
Mrs. Martin was the recipient of many
social attentions while there.
Miss Amarie Ellison of Montpelier
came UP last Saturday to accompany
her two friends, Misses Anna Elise
Roane and Louise Allen, who, like her,
were maids of honor at the Confederate
Reunion in Birmingham this week.
Messrs. George and Jack Yeager of
Drew motored over Saturday to spend
Sunday with their mother, Mrs. M. E.
Yeager, and family in Grenada. These
boys are among the many G~renadians
who have made good in the Delta.
Rev. and Mrs. l. P. Trotter and Mrs.
J. H. Brown left Monday afternoon for
Asheville, N. c., where they will at
tend the Southern Baptist Convention,
which is being held there. Mrs. Brown
will also visit her son, C. H. Brown and
family.
Mrs. Mcbride, accompanied by
Messrs. John H. Mcbride, Chas. Bing-
lam and Cusport McDougal, Of Car
rollton were in Grenada Monday even
ing for the recital of Mrs. McBride's
daughter, Miss Pauline Brown, at the
Grenada College. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Week beginning Sunday, May 81, 1.-THE
Battle Cry of Peace" will be shown
at the Crescent Theatre in New Or
leans and the prices will be for orches.
ira seats 75c and 81. In Grenada you
can see the same show for SOC, at the
Majestic tonight friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Bailey, Mrs. Wood
all, Miss Mary Lowe Collins and Mr.. E.
f. Woodall of Coffeeville were in Gre
NADIA last Thursday to attend the Chau-
tauQua and while here were guests for
dinner at the hospitable home of DR..
and Mrs. T. j. Brown.I ssa.-
Mr.. G. E. Colbert of Orange, Texas.
was in Grenada to see his brother, MIR.
B. c. Colbert, who is one of the, cana.
bic force at the Grenada Bank, this
week. Mr.. Colbert was very much i'm
pressed with Grenada and her people.
He said Grenada was the cieanest
town he had ever SEEM"
n manufacturers of Lemolac, the
Milan Medicine Company, have changed
the Eame of their concern to the Lemo-
lac Company and On account of the
rapid growth in their business have
found it necessary to increase their
capital stock and move their general
offices and factory from Milan, Tenn,
to Memphis.
Mr.. H. c. Orman left Monday for
his future home in Denver, Col. His
wife and two children, Henry and
Catherine, will follow him within the
next few DAYS. Grenada regrets to lose
these good people, and the Sentinel
joins with their many friends in wish
ing them much prosperity and happi-
ness in their new home.
To Our Summer Customers
Please examine the coal We are now
delivering you and satisfy yourselves
that it is free from slack. Don't wait
until next winter and then tell us we
sent you ''about half coal dust" Our
coal is loaded with forks and is CLEAN.
We are not responsible for slack re-
sulting from breakage and atmospheric
changes after we deliver coal to your
residence. Think about this and
Call 10 for Coal"
Jay-Em-Bee Coal Co.
According to a ruling of the Postal
authorities Chief Clerk Morris of Mem
phis came down. last Saturday to ex-
anime Assistant Postmaster J. T. Tai
bert and Money Order and Registry
Clerk H. B. Miller, Jr. Mr.. Talbert
made 100 per cent perfect on his exam
ination, while Mr.. Miller's grade was
1852 per cent. These grades are ex-
c%ellent, in view of the fact that the
work examined OF is not a part of the
duty of either of the gentlemen. This
examination is a part of the Govern
ment's preparedness policy to make
sure that in a case of necessity they
could do other work. This bears out
the Sentinel's statement of last week,
that Grenada has an efficient post office |
force.
At the College auditorium on last !!
Monday pvaninC tho ayprocciop Japort