The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1918-05-03
Local, Social ano personal.

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IL H. P. Coal oil or gasoline en-
gines new. Come, while they last, al
so have the Williams Grist Mill. j.
Horton. 1851
The property at $50 Church street
can be bought at half what it sold for
a little ober a year ago. E. Lawrence,
agent, Grenada Miss.
Mrs. c.. c.. White of Millington,
Tenn, was in Grenada last week Sat-
urday and Sunday with her sister,
Miss Media McCleskey at Mrs. w. M.
M. Cooks.
Mrs. Fannie O'Callahan returned
to Memphis Monday after spending a
couple of weeks as guest at the home
OF, her cousin, Mr.. R. H. Williams and
daughters. 49,
Misses Laura Neal Penn and Bette
| White Middleton were among those
/ from Grenada who attended the
State Teachers Convention held in
Jackson this week.
Grenada people will be interested
to know that they can reach their
friends by telephone as far. out as
Mr.: E. N. Avant's store in the north
ern part of Carroll County.
Car load new buggies ordered last
fall just in-hard to get another car
best buy while these are here. j. j.
Horton. 1861
Mr.. and Mrs. H. X. Hunter of
Water Valley were in Grenada last
Sunday for a few hours. MI. Hunter
is the popular and capable cashier Of
the Peoples Bank.
IL H. P. Coal oil or gasoline en-
gines new. Come, while they last, al
SO have the Williams Grist Mill. J..
Horton. 1851
Mr.. A. @. Yeager, of Nomanger,
Texas, and Mr.. S. R. Yeager, of
Wilson, Ark, are visiting their broth
err Mr.. w. R. Yeager who has been
quite sick but is slowly improving.
Prof. A. B. Campbell, accompanied
by Misses Media McCleskey and Cora
Duval, left Wednesday for Jackson
as the representatives of Grenada
High at the State Teachers Associa-
ton.
The Senior Class of Grenada Col
lege will have possession of the pic
ture show tonight FRIDAY, May 81,
the proceeds are to go towards pay
ing the expenses of getting out the
College annual.
Misses Annie Carpenter and Julia
Stevens are to give their graduating
recital in voice and piano at the Gre
NADIA College auditorium next Monday
evening, Miss Carpenter in voice and
Miss Stevens in piano.
The President and Advisor, Messrs.
W. K. Huntingdon and G. w. Kosman,
of the BOSNIAN Social Club, gave the
fair ladies of the Bluff City a treat
last Saturday and Sunday by their
presence on Main Street.
Miss Catherine Smith, eldest daugh-
ter of DR.. and Mrs. Frank Smith, re-
turned to her home in Greenwood
Wednesday morning after a weeks
stay with her grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. E. Smith in Grenada.
Sergeant Morrison Thomas re-
TUNED to Camp Beauregard last
Tuesday after a weeks stay at home.
His stay would have been a most !
pleasant one had he not come for any
other purpose than for which he did
come.
Mrs. R. Daley was in Grenada
Wednesday to see her son, William,
who has been stationed at the Naval
Training Station at New Orleans
since his enlistment some three or
four months ago. He was en- route
to Chicago.
The Sentinel has been requested
to announce that Rev. j. Marian Stat
ford will preach at the II o'clock
service at the Presbyterian church on
next Sunday morning at which time
the doors of the Church will be open
ed for the reception of members. He
will not preach that night. Rev. Mr..
Stafford is from Sardis.
Dizziness, vertigo (blind staggers) 4
complexion, fatulence are
of a torpid liver. No one