The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1918-01-11


er Sunday. Their only single daugh-
ter, Miss Mary Olive. came over a few
days before them to visit her sis
tiers. Mesdamcs D. G. Ross and Ralph
Semmes. bat returned with her par
ents. The many friends as well as
the relatives of Mr.. and Mrs. .Jen-
nings in Grenada are always glad to
see them.
William Barksdale. Rowland Jones
and Talbert Thomas, Jr., made three
more valiant SOM Of Grenada county
who last week added their m to
the long list of those who have said
whip the Kaiser on the other side Of
the waters. These are fine young
men and they go away on their pa
triotic mission with the well wishes
and confidence of a large circle of
friends. There are none who doubt
that they will carry themselves we'll
in the navy where they begin as APP
prentices.
Mr.. E. c. Brewer of C~larksdale
came by Grenada on Friday of last
week on his return from Jackson
where he had been on legal business.
He spent the night with his wife's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Brown,
| and left on the afternoon train Sat
urday for home. Mr.. Brewer has
made a splendid record as an at
torney in Clarksdale and is deserved
ly popular there. His success is no
surprise to his many friends in this
county. He is we'll educated and is
well versed in the basic principles
of the law and besides, has an abund-
ance of energy and good common
sense.
SURGEONS agree that In cases
Of Cuts, Burns, Bruises and Wounds,
the FIRST TREATMENT is most i'm
portant. When an EFFICIENT anti
ceptic is applied promptly. there is
no danger of infection and the
wound begins to heal at once. For
use on man or beast. BOROZONE
is the IDEAL ANTICEPTIC and
HEALING AGENT. Buy it now
and be ready for an emergency
Price Csc. SOC, $1.O0 and $3.50
Sold by End Glass and Corner Drug
Store.
Mr.. John Wright left January
for New Orleans where he entered
as an apprentice in Uncle Sam
Navy. This is the second member "
1.-THE family of Mrs. Jeanne Wright t.
90 voluntarily to the army. Rober1
having already gone and joined tht
marines. John, as he is spoken o.
at home. is an exceptionally fine
young mar and The Sentinel youche.
for the fact that he and his brother
both will sustain the honored RECORD
of their native state and their eX
%cellent mother may rest assured thai
she will never have anything to apol
ogize for in these young men. IL
fact the four boys of this family are
all unusually fine young men.
Il 4
The Sentinel tenders Mrs. D. J
INewsom a most generous welcome t
Grenada. She arrived Monday nigh
from her former home in Senatobi;
to make her home with her son, Mr.
Bruce Newsom, who has SO thorough
ly established himself in the conf
dence and the esteem of the people
of Grenada and Grenada county
Mrs. Newsom will occupy the G. W
Jones residence on College street nea-
the public school. The Sentinel feel
sure that Grenada will not fail t,
see that this good lady is SOC mad'
to feel at home and that she is TIT
recipient of that cordial welcome tn
community is noted for giving strang
, ers.
>. Mr.. Clifford Patterson left las
, Thursday for New Orleans where n
r went to enter the radio service o
Uncle Sans Navy. Clifford woul'
have completed his four year must
course at the Cincinnati Conserva
tory of Music had he continued unit
the end of the present service bu
5 felt that it was his duty to answe
= the call of his country and he CAV
., up his music. However. The Senti
t mel is pleased to state that the head
Y of the Conservatory have e e II
: to award him the coveted diplom'
5 anyway. He had really complete
A his studies and was doing work pre-
paratory to giving his graduating re
citals and was also teaching music t
t a large class. He is the son of MI
!. and Mrs. II. A. Patterson.