The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1917-08-03

ington Advertiser.
Mr.. r. L. Jones, of Memphis, an
old G~renadian, was in Grenada this
week and while here was the guest
in the home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. T.
Thomas.
Mr.. Bruce Newsom, a promising
young attorney of this place and a
partner with Lieutenant j. A. Blount,
spent the past weekend with his
mother at Como.
j Mr.. Jessie Windham, who is con-
nected with the Coffeeville Branch
of the Grenada Ford Agency, was in
Grenada last Sunday with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Windham.
BARGAIN SALE. Good Illinois
Coal, $5.7s per ton. Be quick!
Call 10 for Coal"
JAY-EM-BEE COAL 4 GRAIN co.
Speaking softly, has anyone no
ticed George Lickford's mustache?
They are scarce, but a be. seen
when the sunlight dispels the shade
just under his nose.
Miss Pauline Doak left Sunday to
accept a position in the Bank of
Houston. The position she is &C.
cepting was made vacant on account
of the young man who held it enlist
ing.
Rev. N. H. Mccain, wife and
daughter, of Lees Summit, Mo.
Rev. John w. Young, of Itta Benz
and Sam Young, of New Orleans, are
visiting in the home of DR.. j. w
Young.
RIGHT NOW, If you act quickly
good, clean Illinois coal, $S.75 Pc
ton.
Call 10 for Coal"
JAY.EM.BEE COAL & GRAIN co
Mr.. George Cunningham, of nea
Holcomb, has moved to Grenada an,
for the present is making his HON
with his brother-in-law, Mr.. D. w
Beck. Mr.. Cunningham comes from
, a worthy home and if he has the Fl
deity Of his father, a be depende
upon to discharge faithfully an
work committed to him.
Miss Frances HenwOod, daughte
of Mrs. j. w. Keller, has gone t
visit har charming guest of the pa.
week, Miss Alma Prick and othe
: friends in New Orleans. She joine
the Prick party here and will, mote
with them to their beautiful home
. Gentility Terrace, New Orleans Pail
: Garden suburb.
Mr.. ]. H. Harris and wife an
three very sweet and attractive lit
daughters came up from Jackson la
!. Saturday and went Immediately o,
to Cascille where they spent sever,
. days visiting Mr.. Harris parent
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Harris. @
their return, they were guests {
friends and relatives in Grenada b.
fore returning to their home in Il
> Capital city.
Mr.. and Mrs. George r. Grant ar
two little daughters left this wet
!, for St. Louis, where Mrs. Grant ar
; daughters will remain for a mon
= visiting Mrs. Grants sister. Mr.. Graz
8 will get his Fall line of millinery sar
Piles and leave on his regular tr
for this period of the year. The
v little son will spend the time wi
It relatives in Batesville.
:. Rev. R. A. Tucker, who, with h
family, is enjoying a vacation wi
friends and relatives in Aberdee
# came home the latter part of la
st week to take part in the servic
It Sunday at the Methodist church
the soldier boys. He returned
Aberdeen Monday. Mr.. Tucker
poets to return in time to fill his p,
rs pit at the Methodist church Sunda
10 August II.
o. Mrs. w. j. Jennings came ov
from the A. & M. College the cal
e, part of the week to visit her daugl
Of err, Mrs. D. G. Ross at Tie Plant a
V her father and mother, Mr.. and M
n w. f. Smith in Grenada. Mr.. Je
nings joined her Thursday and
two will spend several days visit
a. in Grenada, where they are alwa
tx most generously welcomed and whe