The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1920-09-24
Local, Social
AND personal


Mrs. S. A. Morrison is back on the
coast again but this time she is at
Moss Point where she presldes as prln-
cipal. Mrs. Morrison is exceptiona,-
ly we'll equipped to do school WORK
and it gives her friends pleasure TO
note her splendid success.
A full line of feed-stuff always on
hand at the Feed Mill. 9-24-2t
Miss jamie Adams of Tupelo was a
pleasant visitor at Grenada College
this week. Miss Adams was gradu-
ated from the College last session.,
taking the B. A. Degree, and also a
diploma in domestic science. she lett
the College Thursday for
en- where she will have charge OF the
domestic science department. OF
Whitworth College for the coming
session.
WANTED-All kinds of Phono-
graphs Repaired. c. L. Davis.
Statesmen wanted to solicit orders
for lubricating oils, greases ana
paints. Salary or COMMISSION. AZ
dress Lincoln Oil Co., Cleveland, U.
Sweet Dairy Feed, Dry, Dairy Feed,
HIGH Grade Cotton Seed Meal, Wheat
for the Mich Cow. Grenada Feed
W;I;ng Co 9-24-2t
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer ]. Williams
and little baby girl have returned to
their home in Jackson after a few
DAYS visit with their parents, Mr.. ana
Mrs. Van w. Williams, in
Has your Dairy Cow fallen of IN
milk production? What she needs is
a sack of our Sweet Dairy Feed.
Grenada Feed Milling Co. 9-24-2t
Messrs. Arch M. Wood and John
r Owens left Sunday for the A. q
M. College where they will be IN
school this year.
Mrs. Maggie H. Laughlln mas re-
turned home after a visit to her SIS
ter. Mrs. Sam Lacock, in Grenada
Mississippi Sun, Charleston.
Come to the Feed Mill. We've got
what YOU want in the feed line
9-24-2t
Next weeks program at the Opera
House is made up of attractions OF
unusual merit. Turn to their ad. ano
read the fine list of pictures.
Mrs. w. H. Lewis left Sunday FOL
Memphis to spend a few days visit
ing relatives and friends.
We handle only good quality feeds
at moderate prices. Grenada feeo
Milling Co. 9
Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. BOSNIAN LET
Tuesday to spend several days II
Memphis.
Your dollar is worth one hundred
cents at the Feed Mill. 9-Z4-z
The Grenada Feed Milling Co. ha'
lust received a fresh shipment OF Lay
ing Mash. Makes Hens work owe =
time.
Mr.. R. D. Sharp was a visitor II
the neighboring city OF Charlesoo'
last Sunday.
Miss Mary Meek Baker left las
Saturday for Pascagoula where she~l
to teach this session.
Mr.. w. D. Mcleod was a visitor Z
the Capital City the latter part o
last week.
Call No. 10. Tell US what kind 0
Feed you want. Wen DO the res
9-24-2t
Friends will be glad to know tina
Mrs. A. S. Bell has returned TO ne
home on College ave. after a pr
longed visit to- her children Or. an
% Mrs. P. z. Browne in Hot Spring
Ark. and Mr.. and Mrs. s.. 5. be
of Memphis.
Drink Bottle Coca Cola and soda
7c each at E., ]. Weyneth's. ga
The that made "The n
of Tarzan," which comes TO tn
Opera House Oct. 1st travelled 10
600 miles during its filming. Ne
York. Charleston, s.. c., Jacksonvlll
Fla San Diego, San Francisco, Ii
Angeles, Balboa and Universal Ci'
are a few of the locations selected
/ have made arrangements for tW
deliveries each day. Truck leaves
10 a. M. and 4 p. m. Let You're
ders come early. E. j. WEYNETl
9-24-2t
Mr. W. W. Hetherington of Mer
phis was in Grenada this week
business c~onaected with the DIX
Hardwood Speciality Co.
/ stirl take orders for sut move
for all occasions. L. J. WsyI9G
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