The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1917-05-25

III CI'y over the condition of Mrs.
: SLACK who has been in a Memnbi
for some days because ~
pioAen or fractured limb, occasione
~ Iail. Fer daughter. Mrs. Ann;
ygones' n her grandson. Rolan,
zones, are with her. Mrs. Tomas b.
oeen with her mother eve since sh,
entered the hospital. OH
Msr. j. w. Boyd, of Glen A1,on
accompanied by her son NJ nnIiteh
.aaauI n Mr.. Ambrose Estes. mo-
soreg owe last Saturday and snen,
Pamuay at the home of Mrs. H. K,
DaIwick, Mrs. Boyd's sister. in Gre.
naoa. They r turned Monday. carr.
ing back with them the Misses Hauff
ana Kent, WI had been deligbtine
'he narwlck r me for several DAYS.
|. DR.. c. w. BOSNIAN was in HAIL.
hurst last week stopping at one Of
the noteis there and he states that be
was sleeping SO soundly and drean;n~
SO peacefully that he had tn ha au,aLs
ened when the hotel directly acroSs
the street was burning. II vas s,oh
a pig hre tina: it was thought that The
,oeei ne was In would surely go. but
good work b. the volunteer fire. de'
partment saved it.
The Sentinel Office had the pleas.
ure of entertaining for a short Will
tuesday morni1 g Mr.. A. D. Caulfield
superintendent of the I. G.
with headquarters at Water
valley. He is a delightfully."- pleas.
ant gentleman and a most valuahio
a to the RAILROAD and Tho
many friends that he has welded INTO
himself is the best testimony r. he
worm as a citizen and to his fairness
n dealing with the public.
Miss Carrie Kent, of BIRMINGHAM
md Miss Rnby Huff. of Glen Allen
wo young ladies who have been
.uests in the home of their aunt.
drs. H.. X. Barwick, and who have
'ndeared themselves to MANY peonle
# Grenada, left Monday for Glen Al
en-: where they will remain for sew.
weeks, guests in the home of the
after young lsdy. This item NAV
xpialn the doyncast countenances
several young men of Grenada.
Messrs. l. o. Pearson, II, and Thos
carson are at ZONE now due to the
lsbanding of tire various teams in
lie Virginia League due to bad at
dance and tho war. They have
9TH been with Portsmouth in this
ague during this season and both
ade exceptionally fine pitching rec
as. If these two boys decide to re-
ain here the balance of the season
may be possible for Grenada to get
a good home team to furnish
for the local fans.
Il x*
Mr.. X. H. Crook was named We'd
sday by the board of trustees of
e city schools to the place filled the
session by Mr.. A. C. Hargis.
:. Murphey, who was previously
'cted to the place did not accept
the reason that he was elected to
more lucrative position elsewhere.
;. Crook is a graduate of the liter
7 and law departments of the Uni
'sity and comes to Grenada with
very highest endorsements.
Mr.: J. B. Perry attended the meet
of the oil mill heads of the coun-
last week in Dallas, Texas. There
e thirteen hundred representatives.
attendance upon the convention.
The Sentinel will hazard the
that there was not one
sent who has achieved a greater
mill success than Mr.. Perry. or
is a better all-round citizen
. he. He is not only versed in all
pertains to oil mill affairs. but
a remarkable grasp of the pres
general affairs of life and is a
t useful man in this community.
r. John Smith, eldest son of Mr..
Mrs. E. R. Smith, left last week
,mpany with his uncle. Mr.. Arch
'atson, for Pala-Alto. California,
'e he will in future make his
e. John has the elements of the
ii man and aside from his good
non sense, he is industrious and
er ready to work, and The Sen
feels sure that he will meet with
measure of success in his new
!. His uncle, Mr.. Watson, only :
lily graduated from the law de -
nent of Stanford University and
a young man of fine edu-
attainments. Before going
and his uncle visited New York -
and many other points of inter-
i. Rex Buchanan, of the Rose
neighborhood, Tallahatchie
y, was in Grenada this week on
from Tampa, Fla, where
S been for the past year doing
for the agricultural depart
in fighting the pest preying on ~
rus fruit. Mr.. Buchanan grad
from the A. & M. College and
cry soon sent with 81 of his
MONS to Florida where he made -
He expects to be sent very "
tut west to do a work along a =
: line. He is a son of Mr.. and
R. d. Buchanan, parents who
the best that is in them ~
+ children and they have every
% be proud of the progeny Of
)r ten. The Young man ahova