The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1920-02-13
THE "kOzY KORNER KATE"
Committee Picks Name For New
Cafe.

Cate.
| II will be remembered that Messrs.
| Smith and Gum advertised in these
! columns in the issue of January 30.
for a name for the Cafe which they
| are opening on the coroner of the
public square just across the street
| from Doak's. at the same time offer
| ing five dollars for the name select
| ed by the committee to pass upon n
| different names submitted. There
were altogether about so names sub
mitted. The committee found some
little trouble in deciding on the best
and most appropriation name but Il
lnally agreed on "Kozy Korner Kafe".
as will be seen below from their re-
port to Messrs. Smith & Gum:
Messrs. Smith & Gum,
Grenada, Miss.
Gentlemen
We. the undersigned, who were re-
quested by you to act as a committee
to pass upon the list of names sub
United for your new cafe, beg to
say that there were many excellent
and exceedingly appropriate names
suggested, but we thought. that the
way Kozy Korner Kafe was got up
and the manner in which you could
=, it in advertising would fill your
purposes better than any of the 9TH
ers, so we agreed on that name which
whas submitted by Mr.. w. Rinnv of
Grenada.
The committee wishes o every
success and hopes that you will be
pleased with the award they made.
Very respectfully,
MARY OLIVE JENNINGS,
EUNICE JONES,
MRS. THOS. H. WEIR.
Grenada, Miss, Feb. 10, 1920.
Wednesday afternoon, Feb. 18th.
Misses Rubbie and Juliette Doak en-
tertained very delightfully."- for Mrs.
B. D. Newsom. An observation con.
test was a very interesting feature OF
the affair, and Mrs. H. w. Baker and
Mrs. l.. L. Billups drew for the prize,
: Mrs. Billups winning the dainty bit OF
, hand work while to the honoree was
presented a very attractive souvenir
of the occasion. Delicious tea anC
: sandwiches with sailed nuts were
served. Mrs. John King and Mis-:
lLida Coffman assisted very materially
in the entertaining and helped IL
making everyone feel thoroughly a
7 home.
Mrs. Herbert Kettle came Saturda!
e from her far home in Portland, Ore
Icon to Join her husband here ant
make her home. She is so pleased
v with the sunny South, this being he
+ first trip this far away. Mr.. ant
e Mrs. Kettle met and married whil'
ylhe was in camp during his army lif'
: and she has been waiting for him tt
become settled before leaving he
people to become one of his.
Strayed or Stolen.
: From my houe n mile east O
i Rosebloom, about Jan. 9th, one darl
; bav bare with white spot on eacl
; side of shoulder, split in left ear
Weight $50 fb 8, about 9 years old
Reasonable reward for any informa
.Ition leading to her recovery.
Fl J. P. BLOODWORTH,
1t r. F. D. Cascilla, Miss.
IOpera House Alive With Attractions
The Grenada Opera House is liter
ally alive with first class attractions
They are coming and show lovers sa.
ARE of the best. This week two o.
O the cleverest and best things on tn
O road were here and just ahead Their.
are some still better things promised
e Strayed Mare Mule.
From nv farm 10 miles west o
lCarrollton on the R. w. Redditt plac.
last Monday, Feb. 9, one dark blacl
mare mule, about z years old an'
4 about Is hands high, weighing abou
n /, 900 pounds, is in good condition am
of trim build. Was sheared abou
. Is days ago and has switch on en-.
- Of tail. is fresh shod on front feet
has trace marks on left hind leg an,
!; harness marks on back. Is well brok
= Land gentle. Had on bell with a piec
of cord used to hold window weights
Liberal reward for any information
dlleading to mules recovery. J. I
Redditt, Carrollton, Miss, Route 8