The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1917-11-30

tobla Tuesday of this week organic
ing a Thrift Club in the Senatobia
Schools. ~
Mrs. M. L. House was absent from
her post at McCaslin's a couple of
Gays this week on accoun of ill.,
ness.
Hon. b. G. Humphreys was the
guest of Mr.. w. B. Hoffa at the
Planters Hotel while in Grenada
Tuesday night.
Inc ginner's report shows that up
TO Nov. Ia, there had been 1925
bales of cotton ginned in Grenada
county whereas for the same time
last year there had been 2,949 GIN
ned.
Grenada County has another new
family in the person of Mr.. and Mrs.
M~1chaelove and 2 children. They
come from Indiana and have pur-
chased what is known as the Hail.
am Farm east of Grenada. He
brought some very fine stock with
MN and it gratifes The Sentinel to
see MS class of farmers settle in
Grenada County and bids he and his
family welcome.
Inc Sentinel is in receipt of a
card announcing the marriage on No.
vember % of Miss Margaret King,
daughter of the Cashier of the Bank
OF Commerce, Mr.. and Mrs. R. C.
King, to Mr.. Henry Lloyd DeLoach.
Mr.. DeLoach is a former resident of
Grenada and has a host of friends
who join with The Sentinel in ex-
tending good wishes. They will be
at home to their friends after De-
cember 5.
Mr.. R. D. Williams was back at
Holcomb Saturday looking after
some of his interests there. Mr.. Will
liams is farming in Washington coun-
ty but has by no means severed his
relations With Grenada county. He
comes back every few weeks to look
after some matters here. Mr.. Will
lams was in Grenada Sunday and
went from here south to a point
near jackson where he seems to be
trying to draft some one to help
look after him. May he succeed.
Having graded up my sole leather
into three grades, known as first,
second and third grade, l can acco-
modate anyone wanting their shoes
repaired. First grade mems half
sole $l.25 sewed, second grade $1.OO,
third grade $.85.
Woman's half sole nailed now from
50 cents to $1.O0 sewed.. At the New
Electric Shoe Shop, first street OPP
posite Carriers & Sharp. Thanking
the good people Of Grenada and
everybody else for their patronage
since installing my shoe shop in their
midst. Respectfully,
]. H. ROACH, Mgr.
NoV. 10, 1871. GA
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Capt. j. T. Rucks, that kind, royal
hearted, generous natured, obliging
citizen and proprietor of the Gre
NADIA Hotel, had a number of friends
to take 'possum dinner with him Tues
day and the writer had the good for
tune to be among the fortunate
guests. The o'possum vas good and
sweet and there was everything else
necessary with this item on the bill
of fare to appease the appetite and
to appeal to hungry The hour
was indeed a pleasant one.
Mrs. B. F. Thomas entertained her
sisters, Mesdames Mary L~itthejohn
Of Evanston, ILL.,, and Kate McGehee
and Margaret Black of Memphis for
a couple of days the latter part of
last week. Mrs. Thomas is one of
Grenada's most excellent women, she
is the good wife and the ideal moth
er and there is always an abundance
of sunshine and good cheer to radi-
ate from her countenance and it is
therefore needless to say that she
was both happy and glad at the priv
} ilege of having these charming ladies,
her sisters and the companions of her
youth-thoss around whose associ-
ations cling some of life's sweetest
memories-with her.
II 4 Il 4
Ensign Wilmer J. Thomas, assist
ant paymaster in Uncle Sans Navy
has been in Grenada a couple of day:
j this week visiting his father ant
mother, Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Thomas
y Wednesday morning he made a TWEEN
ty-five minute talk to the schoo
school children and teachers and
= few of the towns people who knew