The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1917-05-11

oPSes"eieo ntted at Lick
folds Jewelry Store. !,
President J. R. Countiss was on,
OF town Wednesday. ~ ~ 17'ET
Mr.. 4. j. Fatherree was awav from
Grenada this week on BUSINESS. :.
$50
DR.. W. E. Long will shortly rovo
INTO the Enderlin building one door
norm OF the post Office on Main
DR.. Thos. Purser and wife. of Nc.
comb, spent Sunday here with the
, formers parents, Rev. and Mrs. r. Fl.
Purser.-Magnolia Gazette.
Mr.: 7. E. Moody left Monday noon
!or BILOXI, where he attends the meet
ing OF the Grand Commanderv
knights Templar of Mississippi.
1t pleases The Sentinel to state that
Harper Hughes, who was carried to
Memphis several days ago for an
operation for appendicitis, is doing
nicely. ~
Mrs. X. c. Trusty, accompanied bv
her two interesting little daughters
and Miss Ida Coffman, is %eniovinp a
VISIT to Mrs. George Shelby at
Drs. T. j. Brown and p. 2. Rrowre
attended the meeting of the state
board Of health in jackson this weeI
Dot OF them being present through
out the meeting.
Mr.. W. W. Gilbert, of Merieold.
writes the Editor of The Sentinel
that ne has a new daughter at his
nome, a matter about which his many
friends congratulate him.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Richardson. of
B%lytheyille, Ark, are in Grenada this
week visiting at the home of Mr..
Richardson's mother, Mrs. w. g..
Richardson on Main street
The two attractive young ladies.
Misses Pearle Byvers and Francis
Leona Bowen, were the delightful
guests of their sister, Mrs. G. w.
Lambert, at Grenada this week.
Two Grenadians were honored
week by the Grand Commanderv
at Culfport. DR.. w. H. Whitaker
was elected Grand Warder and Mr..
1. +. Moody was placed on the fl
nance committee.
Your prescription is your property,
and you owe it to the dear one sick
% see that it is filled by the most
experienced pharmacist in town. Will
Hill at Whites has had twenty years.
Let him serve Won. Tel
'phone. z5l. 291
Rev. W. |. Hargis of Oxford, was
n Grenada Tuesday afternoon. Mr..
iargis is the father of Prof. Hargis,
# the Getty high school. He fills the
of the Baptist churches at
'illatoba and Elliott and his work
him thru Grenada quite fire. I
j.o 80, ia
MR. and Mrs. ]. E. Bull left Nom
ay afternoon for Seattle, Washing.
on, where they go to attend the Ma
lonal, Convocation of the order of ]
ailway ~telegraphers. They will Wis !
"a number Of other places in the !
est before returning home. They
xpect to be absent about a month, {
-, +
Does experience count? You Sc I I
ct the most experienced in sny line T.
! work, ard in selecting the one to C
IRE for your drug wants, it is of 5
UGH Importance that you have the
he with most experience serve YOU.
Ill Hill at White's-day or night. r
G
Mr.. and Mrs. D. w. Patterson. of
mid, father of Mr.. v. r. Patterson. 7,
id Mr.. Dave Patterson, b%rother-in-,
W and sheriff of Yalobusha county. T
ID Prof. L. L. Patterson, of the A. II
M. College, a brother, were in Gre R,
.da Sunday, having been called here
the death of the infant son of
r. and Mrs. V. R. Patterson. ~
=, fir
Mr.. Bruce Newson passed thru BIZ
enada Wednesday enroute home at &C
natobia. Mr.. Newson is n of the NJ,
aduates in the law department of be
2 University this year and is one of
, finest young men who ever at
lded that institution. He left one
Y this week for Fort Logan, Ark, ST
ere he will go in training at the u
GERS training camp. H..
Campbell Mclean left Tuesday 40,
and Rowland Doty We'd -
'day for Little Rock, Ark, where -
y will ether the officers training +
mp for a three months training. II
ees are fine young men and may
expected to measure well up to
duty that confronts them in the
at and important task which they
e set themselves to do.
The above from a recent issue of
Lexington Advertiser pays one of
best citizens a high but a
Y deserved compliment. There is