The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1920-02-13
Local, Social
: ano personal

SPSift laSI bQItQdJ Will Ia pa iAS@,
Mr.. and Mrs. o. F. Lawrence.
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Hon. Walter Pate of jackson WAS
IN Grenada last Sunday to look after
some unfinished business"
The ladies of the various churches
are all anxious to meet their friends
aext week at Carothers Variety Store.
See his ad for particulars
Misses Helene and Pauline Wright
nave just returned from a ten days
visit to st. Louis.
Miss Lena Elma McElwrath ~ at
home, the school at fernando IN
which she is teaching having suspend
I'd on account of the fun. 81
Mrs. w, e. Mccormick left We'd
nesday to be gone for a week, while
away she will visit in Jackson, Me-
-idian and Starkville.
Read Carothers ad in Sentinel and
see that he is going to give to the
churches next week-10 per cent.
Rev. Is. p. Jaco filled the pulpit at
De Methodist church in Grenada last
Sunday evening.
Mr.. W. 8. Peacock of near Lex
lngton was in Grenada the latter
part of last week the guest OF reia-
tives.
Mr.. ]. l.. Richardson. who il now
travelling for a st. Louis shoe hrm'
"a spending some days at home with
his mother on Main setreet.
The churches get ten per cent OF
the sale at Carothers Variety Store,
Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday
next
Mr.. Robert Horton, who Ii o
Connected with one of the congresses
1T Clarksdale, was at home last SAT
urday to participate In the city pr,-
mary.
Mrs. II. l.. Talbert of Clarksdaie
mas been a guest for several days of
her husbands mother, Mrs. M: L.
Talbert. Mr.. Talbert arrived In Gre
NADIA Thursday and will spend sew
erai days.
Mrs. C. C. Hurlbert of Sherwood
Music School of Chicago IS now at
the Planters Hotel. Anyone serious
" interested in music is cordially IN
vited to communicate with here there
Miss Mamie McElwrath's presence
at home again after several months
stay with her sister, Mrs. Il. L. Rog-
ers at C~orsicana, Texas, is GIVING
great pleasure to her many friends.
DIR. w. P. Ferguson spent a couple
of days in Jackson this week where
he was called to attend a meeting o.
the State Board of Veterinarians OF
which the Doctor has been a member
ever since the Brewer administration
Mayor J. H. Brown and wife lei
last Sunday for Hot Springs where
Mr.. Browns brother and family, Mr.
Ben. Brown from n of the Dakotas
have been waiting some days fo'
hem.
Miss Mary Roane has returned
from a very delightful visit to Mem
ohis. where she was the guest TO-
part of her stay with Miss Mar!
Haner and the rest of the time wit
Mrs. W. A. WHY:
Grenada regrets very much to los
one of it's best loved young couples
hut wishes for Mr.. and Mrs. Womacl
Smith every successin their new HON
m Hardy where Mr.. Smith is open
ing a business of his own.
Mrs. W. l.. Strother is at hom'
again with her parents, Mr.. and Mr.:
n. K. Barwick after an extended sta,
in. Illinois where Mr.. Strother !
travelling. Her many friends will b
glad to know that she expects to .
here for quite a while.
Mr.. J. Henry Harris, who is no.
travelling out of Jackson for n O
the largest snuff concerns OF tn
country, was in Grenada Iuesda
night and a part of Wednesday ming
ling with old friends.
Mr.. C. B. Jones, Familiarity Gale
Boots" came out last Saturday fror
Cleveland to cast his ballot in tn
city primary. Mr.. Jones is engage
with one of the leading cotton firm
of the delta and The Sentinel vouche
for his making good anywhere.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. C. Barwick wer
weekend guests in the home of thei
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. K. Barwicl
While business called Mr.. Barwic
back to their Memphis home SUI
day, Mrs. Barwick remained over
become better acquainted with he
husbands people and more truly on
of this very lovely household.
Mrs. and Mrs. M. E. Bacon, Nwh
are so pleasantly remembered by S