The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1917-06-08
Mr.. J. B. Horn made a business trip
to Memphis last Friday.

to Memphis last Friday.
Cesco loose leaf ledgers are for
sale at The Sentinel Office.
War on high prices has been open
ed in dead earnest at PresSgrove's-
No. 666 will cure Chills and Fever.
It is the most speedy remedy We know
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DR.. c. W. kosman reports Z most
enjoyable time at the Charleston
dance last week.
Mr.. A. S. Carl. Of Winona. was the
guest OF mis- mother, Mrs. F. (. Carl,
the past weekend.
Mr.. Frederick Daley. a prominent
planter Of Torrance. was in the city
last Saturday evening.
Mrs. B. L. Harris. Jr.. OF near Hol-
comb, has been visiting her mother
Mrs. Tribble. the past week.
Senator j. A. Blount made Il Of
his regular professional trips q
Charleston the early part Of the
week.
Messrs. David Webster and Doc
Turner. Of Winona. were business
visitors in The City Beautiful last
Saturday.
Engraved visiting cards, wedding
invitations. at home cards. birth an
nouncements- everything engraved,
at The Sentinel.
Messrs. Donald Sharp and Sam Hall
Garner motored over to Charleston
Tuesday afternoon on business OF the
utmost Importance.
Mr.. A. r. Peoples. Of jackson. en-
route 70 Charleston. stopped over IN
Grenada last Saturday, the guest OF
Ny. Bruce Newsom.
Mr.. Bruce G. Newsom. Grenada's
Youngest attorney. made a trip 10
the home OF his mother. at Indepen-
dence, Tate county, the early part OF
the week.
Miss Elise Robinson has returned
home from Grenada College and her
many friends and relatives are pleas
ed to have her with them again
Clarksdale Register.
Mr.. Clifford Patterson, who has
been the past year at Cincinnati
where he was a student in the Gin
cinnati Conservatory of Music, reach
ed nome last Friday for the summer.
Mr.. H. c. Taylor has severed his
three years connection with that pop
ular haberdashery. The Leader. to
travel for the Storrs-Schafer Clothing
Co. OF Cincinnati. Mr.. Taylor made
a host Of friends during his stay in
Grenada who regret to learn Of his
departure.
Mrs. G.. ". Eatman, accompanied
by her daughter, Miss Eva. and the
two little fellows. left Monday after
noon for Chicago, where she goes TO
study home science and home eco
Monies work with the view OF taking
charge Of these departments al the
State University early in January,
next.
Mr.. Bruce D. Newsom, a rising
young attorney of this city. made two
speeches last week-at Tie Plant and
Gore Springs-in the interests OF
education and cooperation among
farmers in Grenada county. Mr..
Newsom is an eloquent and convinc-
ing orator and bids fair to soon be-
come one of the most prominent law
yers in this locality.
In speaking of a base ball game
last Friday in which Overton Pear
son pitched for Greenville. the Demo.
crat speaks thusly: Pearson pitched
an excellent game and deserved tc
win. and while nine hits are recorded
against him, three of them are attri'
buted to bad hops that eluded the
helders and cost him the game"
1t is with much regret that the
friends of Miss Knobles learn thai
she will not be a member of the fac
ulty of the city schools next year
having been elected TO the position
of hall teacher of the Grenada
schools. Miss Knobles has a whole
city full of friends who love her FOL
her sweet personality and fine char
acter.-West Point Leader.
Miss Mary Roane. sponsor on Gen
| eral Prices staff. left last S%aturda,
| afternoon for Washington and thii
fact is duly recorded in another por
ton of The Sentinel. However, a
! that time it was not known that Mis-
Roane contemplated extending he
| trip further, but It is her plan t.
spend a couple of weeks in Philadel
phia with her aunt and uncle, Mrs
and Mr.. Roundtree, and from Their
she will accompany the Roundtree'
to New York for a week or ten day
and then the party will go on dow
to Atlantic City, where Mr.. and Mrs
Roundtree have a summer home
She will be in Atlantic City for prob
ably three weeks.