The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1917-04-13

wood News.
j. G. Turnage, of Grenada, So
Journed in the city Sunday-Lexing-
ton Advertiser.
Mr.. w. ]. Jennings, of the A. & M.
College, was a Grenada visitor the
latter part of last week.
Mary Laura Hart and Theresa
barskdale spent last Saturday in Gre
NADIA with friends.-Winona Times.
Mr.. Roland Doty was in Grenada
Wis his parents, Hon. and Mrs. w. S.
r. Doty, last Friday, Saturday and
Sunday.
w. L. Tribble and Edible Leigh
were business visitors in Grenada
Saturday.-Wayside News, Coffee
vile Courier.
Mr.. Will Hdye, deputy-sherif and
in charge of the Coffeeville office,
was in Grenada a few hours Wednes-
day on his way to Memphis.
MI. Richard A. McRee came up
from Millsaps last Friday afternoon
and remained over Sunday with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. R A. McRee.
Miss Elizabeth Duncan, instructor
of music at Grenada College, was the
judge of music at the Field Day Ex-
ercises held in CORTLAND on last Fri
day.
Mrs. J. H. Brown has with her this
week her two daughters who are not
living in Grenada, Mesdames w. T.
McGehee, of Greenville, and Ed
Brewer, of Clarksdale.
Mr.. B. S. Elliott brought up from
his home near Holcomb last Friday
eight shoats, averaging in weight
about 40 pounds, which he sold in
the local stock yards for S13S.75.
Save your meat with Deans Meat
Smoker, only 75c per quart.
End CLASS DRUG STORE.
CORNER DRUG STORE,
Mrs. Ed Henderson, (nee Miss
Gladys Roane), a former student of
Grenada College. of Tampa, Fla, is
in Grenada with her little daughter
visiting at the home of her cousin,
Miss Mary Roane.
Miss Mary Walker Hudson is the
delightful guest of her charming cou-
sin, Miss Mary Walker Duncan, this
week. Miss Hudson is we'll known to
Grenada and her home is in Hudson
vile.
Mr.. o. l.. kimbrough, a prominent
citizen of Grenada and genial 'knight
of the grip was a Charleston visitor
Monday, making his usual call on the
merchants Of our city.-Charleston
Herald.
w. l.. Jordan attended a meeting
at Grenada Wednesday of the COM
missioners of the Jefferson Davis
Highway and reports material pro-
groession being made all along the
line.-Lexington Advertiser.
Nothing better for horses and cows
to insure good health and condition
than Fleck's Condition Powder-25c,
9Oc and $1.6O. 126
CORNER DRUG STORE, and
End CLASS DRUG STORE
Misses Baker and Green, of the
public school faculty, both went to
their homes Tuesday. the former to
Aberdeen and the latter to Meridian.
They expected to be away until the
23rd, but owing to a change in school
plans will be back for school Monday.
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Mrs. NJ. f. Neeley and daughter,
Miss Minnie, returned to their home
in Emelle. Ala. last Friday. Mrs.
Medley has been with her son, Mr.. E.
C. Neeley and family, since last Oc-
tober, and her daughter, Miss Minnie,
was called here to be of assistance in
her illness. 1t gratifies The Sentinel
to state that she had entirely recov-
cred before leaving.
Mr.. f. S. Bentley, who has been
connected with Messrs. Snowden Il
Hauser here, has been transferred to
Newton. Before leaving Mr.. Bent
ley came around and paid for a years
subscription to The Sentinel. Mr..
Bentley stated that he had never
been in a town that he hated to leave
so much as he hated to leave Grena-
da, and he further said Grenada was
the best town in the state.
Mrs. w. P. wilkins entertained
Wednesday afternoon in honor of one
of Grenada's fairest daughters, Miss I
Mary Walker Duncan, so soon to be
come the bride of Mr.. William Reid