The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1917-01-05

" elitcI. Mrs. marry Wlnn, o
Charleston, is she whom we at thi
: time write Of.
Mr.. o. C. Leigh, of Eupora, send
: three dollars, for which The Sentine
, thanks him. Mr.. Leigh expresses hi
inclination to have the paper discon
$ tinued, an inclination which the man
agement hopes he will reconsider.
In a menal review of the doing
of the present week, the name of Mr.
. w. A. Dickson, of Sweatman. is en-
: countered. Further investigation
causes the divulgence Of the infor
nation that his monetary conrtibu
ton aggregated two simoleons.
We certainly are always glad to
see the ladies, especially when the la.
dies are laden with lucre. Mrs
Kemp Mattingly let US have one dol
lar and a half of another dollar for
The Sentinel and Progressive Farm
err.
Mr.. L.. 3. Yearger, Grenada
county's efficient and affable Tax As
SCISSOR. delighted The Sentinel early
Thursday morning by meeting our
assessment Of one dollar without a
murmur.
The Sentinel is always glad to hear
from Cascilla. When our hearing is
accentuated by the clink of good sill
YER, we are happily glad. The two
dollars which Mr.. F. S. Wright
brought in made US feel two or three
days younger.
Judge William Mclean, one of
Grenada's best citizens and Mississip-
pts best lawyers, is a weekly recip-
lent of our paper. In passing thru
the list of new we encounter his
name and a credit to him of two dol
lars.
Two other dollars come from Mr..
}. 7. Hallam. To him we tender our
thanks. also best wishes for the COM
ing year. May the Horn of Plenty
furnish the music for him thru COM
ing years.
Mr.. j. L. McCracken, cashier of the
Bank of Louisville, responding to our
hard up" notice, favored us with a
renewal, which we gratefully ac-
knowledge.
Miss Mary Knox, of this city. puts
the wolf one leap further behind by |
her timely renewal.
Captain T. 3. Franklin, of Column
bus, one of Mississippi's foremost
fnanciers and excellent business men,,
displays his good business judgment
by sending us a check for three dol |
lars, which will change his date line
June l., 1920. Just think of it,
his time did not expire until June
!. 1917, but nevertheless he extend
ed his subscription three years from
that date. Believe us he is the kind
Of friend worth having.
Mr.. j. l.. Neal, of Misterton, is
another new subscriber the herald
Will have to blow two toots for i'm
.nediately on his return from the
quick lunch stand where he is partak-
ng of three hot dogs" and a cup of
dish water" But seriously, Broth
II Neal, your remittance is highly
.p%preciated and we hope your name
will continue on our books for years
years.
Miss Annabel Clark, 72S Poplar
Helena, Ark, is on an extend
ID visit to friends in Helena and
While away she wished to be sure that
he would get The Sentinel and sent
he wherewithall to insure it's COM
ng to her front door every week
three months.
Mr.. Stark Willis, of Graysport. in |
ludes with his renewal an extra t
uarter for which he will get the
Commercial Appeal for al
ear. Thanks, Mr.. Willis. |
Mr.. C. S. Stevens, a former Gre !
ada county boy. and who is now
.onducting a large and thriving drug '
usiness in Ruleville, sends US an APP
reciated remittance of two dollars.
Mr.. Pratt McMullen, from over a
t Shelby, comes across with two dol t
IFS which have gone down as a me- I
to him on the credit side of {
ur subscription card index record of
is account.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Levy, Box 2SS, Hen d
erson, KY, has already sent US one d
smittance, but Saturdays mail u
rought another and really makes us
eel good to see our good friends be-
in us enough to send us two D
emittances within the couse of six i.
eeks. +,
Mrs. A. E. Owens, Box 10, Arka-
Ark, is another good lady
no did exactly the same thing as fl
id Mrs. Levy. Needless to dwell h
IN this subject. but we as t,
Ire both Mrs. Levy and Mrs. Owens T
lat we appreciate their thoughtful II
ess. II
Mrs. E. S. Melton, as sister of Mrs.
II. Lickfold, who resides at 6O4