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


d Powell, of Pace, for membership il
n our select circle of sweet subscribers
Brother Secretary, he has paid hi
d dues in advance. There being no OBJ
g lection, the application is accepte,
unanimously.
Far be it from us to tn,
pecuniary gain with the pleasure OBJ
r tanned, from the visit of Mr.. j. L
T. Barnard. 1t is encumbent upon us
however, to make note of his timely
S remittance.
Here is a mar whose subscription
t did not expire until July, 1917, vet
he had the faith in US and his long.
| evity to pay two more dollars. Mr..
S j.. c. Daley. of I~ndianola, is he to
. whom we refer.
Where, oh where is Arkadelphia.
Ark? Oh, well, it does not matter
to US. The postal clerks no doubt
will direct the paper properly to Mrs.
A. E. Owens, that city.
Tie Plant. our little neighbor to
the South, is looming up as a possible
competitor to Holcomb, the gem of
the West. Hurry, up, Holcomb.
Tie Plant has a new subscriber in the
person of Mr.. B. F. Turner.
Major B. F. Thomas. the mayor of
The City Beautiful, and one of its
most distinguished and well-beloved
citizens. needs The Sentinel which
doubtless contributes its iota of COM
fort to the good Major. Much
erbleege fur the dollar.
Captain J. T. Rucks. who for years
has contributed to the comfort of the
guests of Grenada Hotel, a man who
is known from Terra del Fuego to
Nome for his hospitality, generous
ness and general good-fellowship.
came to the rescue recently with
dollar. a thing Cf we may be pardon
ed for repeating.) of which we are
most fond.
The other day we were sitting in
idle fancy conjecturing possible
means of obtaining six dollars, when
as if Providentially sent. in came
Mr.. Donald Ross, from Tie Plant.
More unbelievable still is it that he
bore six dollars for us.
When one wants to say something
particularly nice, that oftentimes
happens to be the time when, meta
pholically speaking. his tongue is
tied. Such a condition now exists,
when we wish to utilize some approp-
riate words. appropriately arranged.
in thanking Mr.. j. N. Roberts, of
Big Greek.
The Sentinel was very glad to well
into its emporium Mr.. Arm
stead B. Hale, Friday. He paid the
management two dollars and will re-
ceive the good paper until the first
of January, 1918.
Herald, emit two reverberating
blasts from the trumpet and an
to the waiting world the ac-
QUESTION of another new subscriber.
Her name is Mrs. S. j. Hall; her ad-
dress, Grenada. ,
Mr.. w. S. Hall, formerly known
n Grenada as Uncle Billy" will re-
the fine Sentinel for another s
year. We extend thanks. {
Office boy, run over across the ;
treet and drag that trifiing trum- !!
'eter back to his post of duty. Tell +
i'm to come prepared to render two l
cots on his footing trumpet and an
a new subscriber in the per-
on of Mrs. S. J.. Hendricks. this c
ity. q
Just as Sable Night was drawing y
is curtain over the land. and water
in came one seventy-ive from
II. w. l.. Bickerstaff. who desires II
o have The Sentinel until February. c
9lS. So mote it be. b
$3.50 p
The sensation which the renewal
+ a subscription creates in our heart :,
: one that contains, perhaps. more !.
uhlmity than any other sensation n
thlch we ever experience. Mrs. c. ~
Penn renewed recently. h
Il
The Sentiners old friend, Mr.. ID.
d" Mckay. who runs on the mail car Il
the Bluff City and the Cres- r,
ent City, reached down into his b
ock, speaking paregorically. and ex- f,
a one-dollar certificate Ii
ihich we extended graciously to the +,
}. NJ. "
Mr.. W. P. Moss. who has been a
lember for some years. wanted to d
e-enlist Tuesday. He paid two W
twenty-five, so The Sentinel is will d
.ng. E,
Mrs. w. H. Moss, too, appreciates Il
he necessity of money in the opera n
ION OF "a country newspaper. so she
ontributed another two and a..
4 + Il ~
Comes money from Georgia. Mr.. "
leo. j. Srite, of Lafayette. that C,
tate, sends a dollar. Thanks. Bro. fo
Mr.. Augustus Olson, of Elliott, out
I the goodness of his heart and ont