The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1917-07-06

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Globe ernicke filing cabinets fol-
all purposes are for sale by The Sen
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Quite a bunch Of fellows. left Gre
NADIA Tuesday night for Tippo to
spend the Fourth fishing.
Carbon economizers at Sentinel Of
flee. Makes a sheet of carbon paper
last three times as long.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. James motored
to Water Valley Sunday to spend the
day with Mrs. James parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Rogers.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. C. Wilson and lit
tie daughter, Cora Lee, and Miss
Hazel Inman are visiting in Green
wood this week.
Mrs. T. M. Brownlee and children
left Thursday afternoon to spend
perhaps a month with relatives and
friends in Memphis.
Lieut.. J. A. Blount and Mr.. A. G.
koane were in Jackson on business
the first of the week. Lieut.. Blount
went from Jackson to Collins to visit
his parents.
Mr.. Robert H. Wright, cashier of
the Bank of Leland, was in Grenada
for the Fourth with his mother and
two brothers, Mrs. Genie G. Wright
and Messrs William and Virgil
Wright.
Mrs. ]. Sidney Sharp, accompanied
by little John Sidney. Jr., and her
baby daughter, left Thursday after
noon for Blacksburg, Va, where Mrs.
Sharp will spent sometime visiting
her parents.
Mr.. D. S. Amyett left Sunday
morning fro Greenville, where he
goes to spend his vacation with his
son, Stanley, who is connected with
the Cumberland Telephone & Tele-
graph Company there:
Post Master A. S. Bell and wife re-
turned Thursday from Hot Springs,
where they have spent the past three
weeks. They are both much refresh
ed and were gladly welcomed home.
Mrs. John G. Thompson, of West
Point, a sister of Mrs. G. w. Eatman,
was called to Grenada this week be-
cause of the death of Miss Eva Eat
man.. While here she was the guest
at the home of DR.. and Mrs. T. J.
Brown.
Mrs. Eatman and little son, George
Lowe, returned to Chicago Thursday
afternoon where she will continue to
pursue her work at the Chicago Uni
versity. Her daughter, Miss Edna,
also accompanied Mrs. Eatman.
Miss Loree Atkinson, of near Hol-
comb, passed thru Grenada Thursday
enroute to the University. From
there she expects to go to Indianapo-
lis to visit relatives and will be gone
perhaps until September.
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The ladies of the Civic League re-.
quest The Sentinel to ask that the
merchants do not swesp out trash
and papers late Saturday afternoons
2 EVENING" after / I h s:.sArbage
wagon has passed. They state that il
makes the City streets look 90 bad on
Sundays.
Among the new additions to the
life of Grenada are Mr.. and Mrs. r.
L. Barnet and little baby and Miss
Kate Brewer. MI. Barnet and fam
lily come from Coldwater and Miss
Brewer from Clancy, Miss. Mr..
Barnet and Miss Brewer have accent
ed employment with Duncan & Co..
Mr.. T. Y. James, of Montana, has
been visiting his sister, Mrs. E. L.
Boiler, of Susie. Mr.. James was
reared in this county and went to the
west about three years ago. Before
leaving Mr.. James called at this office
to leave enough funds to insure his
getting Mississippi's Leading Weekly
for a year.
Mr.. Nye Wilson, formerly of Yazoo
City. has accepted a position with The
Leader in GrenadaA Mr.. Wilson
comes to Grenada with the very finest
endorsements and bears all the ear
marks of a most clever, capable and
obliging gentleman, and The Sentinel
tenders him a most cordial welcome
Grenada. He has the imprint of
a man who will make friends readily.
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Mr.. R. D. Taibert left more than
a week ago to accept a position with
a large department store in Norwich,
Conn. Mr.. Talbert was reared in
and near Grenada and comes from
one of the cOunty's best families. He
is a gentleman of the highest integ-
rity and his many friends in Grenada
wish him every uccess in his new
home. Mr.. Talbert's wife's former
home was at Norwich.
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