The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1920-11-05
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spent Sunday in Grenada visiting
3riends and relatives.
Mrs. A. ID. Turnage returned thi,
seek from Clemson College, S. C.,
where she has been visiting her daugh-
Ter, the wife of Prof. C. J. Hayden.
While away, she had the pleasure OF
erecting another grandson, who ar
uved in the Hayden home.
Mr.. J. II. Harris CT Holcomb was
aTied to Memphis this week for
medical treatment.
Miss Leora Bowers is i'll in a Mem
ohiS hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Whitfield King of Mem
ghis and Mr.. r. l.. Taylor came down
last Friday to enjoy one day at the
tair. Mrs. King remained over for a
'ew days to visit friends and relatives,
afr. Taylor and Mr.. King returning
hat afternoon.
Prof. Rumble made a trip to jackson
asst Saturday.
For Sale-190 acres OF land on pub
SIC road, 6 miles from Grenada. APP
Ny TO owner. Sydney Pass Harrison.
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Mrs. c. w. Kosman returned home
Tuesday after a delightful visit of ten
lays 10 her parents, Nj. and Mrs. Isl
fore c. Morals, in New Orleans.
Messrs. George Garner, Keene Hut
tingtOn. Ben McElwrath and John Hut
fingtOn motored to CarTollton Sunday.
trity.
Mr.. T.. w. McElwrath left Monday |
morning for Jackson TO take up his
duties as travelling salesman for Va
iier & Spies Milling Go. Mr.. NIGEL
~rath'S territory will be Southern
mississippi and Louisiana.
MIR. c. A. Beatty OF Leflore spent
sunday in the City Beautiful.
Messr5. J. p. PressgrOve and c. l..
Burt were visitors in the city of Win.
cna Sunday afternoon. Mr.. PressgroYe
returned home on the late train SUI
Day and left Immediately for Coffee
Tille on urgent personal business.
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Miss Evelyn Catoe, who is attend
ing school at Grenada College. left
last Saturday to spend a few days at
'her home in Webb before leaving for
Waco, Texas, where she will repre-
sent the state of Mississippi at the
annual cotton ball on November 9.
Miss Florence Bishop spent the
oast weekend in WinOna visiting |
friends. Miss Bishop is a student in
Grenada College.
: Mr.. George Garner was a visitor 60
he Bluff City one IA this week.
For Sale Cheap-Suite of uphol
stored walnut furniture, new cabinet
Victor victrola, Hopes. Haviland
China, l china closet. | refrigerator, L
5OHN GEORGE.
Mr.. w. X. huntington, cashier of
The Grenada Trust and Banking Co.,
spent part of election day "politick-
ING" in Senatorial, Tate County.
131 is what you want on the phone.
Mr.. H. W. Darby, Of Memphis, was
q Grenada visitor Thursday. Mr..
Darby is the head of the Darby Hard
wood Lumber Co. and has just re-
turned from a six weeks tour OF the
North and East. He states that he
talked with more than two hundred
lumbermen while away and it is their
belief that lumber will advance from
so to rs per cent in the spring.
Railroad Wreck Store still further
ruts in on prices-see ad.
Mrs. Sidney Sharp left Thursday to
visit her friend, Mrs. w. T. Pate, of I
Jackson. !
Owing to unavoidable conditions F.,
IN the office, The Sentinel has been
forced for the past two weeks to
leave out much matter of a local ma
ture as well as some general news.
Mrs. C. E. Griggs, of Memphis, is
visiting Mrs. Bessie Burns at the de-
iightful home of Mrs. Burns mother,
Mrs. J. M. Windham.
Phone the Nooner Drug Company
about it.
NATURE TELLS YOU.
AS Many a Grenada Reader Knows
Too Well.
When the kidneys are weak. :
Nature tells you about it. 4