The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1920-12-17
Local, Social
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Dry Goods Co. 80
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Roach have
had the pleasure of a visit from their
daughter, from Jackson, Tenn, Mrs.
J. T. Nichols, and her son and daugh-
ter, Yancy and Helen, who are on
their way to Sanford, Fla, to visit
Mrs. Nichols sister, Mrs. j. M. Mitch
ell
Mr.. John huntington, Jr., spent
Sunday in Hattiesburg.
Wanted to Rent or 5 room res
ldence on Jan. 1st. c. L.. Davis.
12-17-2t.
Oats, Corn Chops, Hay and all kinds
of mixed feeds. Grenada Fecd Milling
Co. 2tI
Mrs. R. D. Sharp is visiting her pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Caldwell,
in Charleston.
Call for your passports for the
Christmas Eve gift in Gold, Dec. "a,
when you trade with US. R. Press
grove Dry Goods Co.
Mrs. E. E. Penn and little child are
visiting Mrs. PENIS parents in
Amory.
Mr.. j. H. Brown was away from
Grenada part of this week On bust
ness.
Mr.. Frank H. Jones, of Memphis,
was in Grenada this week mingling
with his many friends.
You will get a little slip of card
board when you trade with US which
may mean the $500 in Gold, Deem
Der "a. R. ~Pressgrove Dry Goods
Company.
Mr.. d. H. Horn, an experienced /
machine operator and of extended
newspaper service is with The Senti- |
mel now which enables us to hope to /
give our readers better service. Mr.. {
Horn comes to US from Dallas, Ga. I
Hon. R. F. Kimmons, of Water
Valley, a prominent attorney of that 4
citw was in Grenada for a short !
while Tuesday afternoon on a re-
turn trip from Jackson and while in
town was a visitor at this office.
$50
Just say, "give me my tickets"
when you bur anything from us or
when you pay you bill. Pressgrove
Dry Goods Co.
Had you thought of paying your
subscription on OF before December
"a, so as to be a possible sharer in
the six Christmas Gifts to be given
IN Gold?
Mr.. J. P. Meaders was a business
visitor in Memphis Tuesday.
Announcement vas received in
Grenada a few da"s ago of the mar
rage of Mr.. Pittman Cole to Miss
Winnie Beatrice Spencer at Dyers-
burg, Tenn, December 6.
Mr.. r. D. Mclean, of louisville,
spent a part tot Saturday and Sun
day with his parents, Judge and Mrs.
VIM. c. Mclean in Grenada.
$500 in Gold in 6 Gifts-what
about it? Yes. some one is going
to get these gifts, so when you trade
with US or pay your bill, ask us
about the Gold which is to be dis
tributed. R. P~ressgrove Dry Goods
Co.
Mr.. R. M. Bass, of Russellville,
KY, was in Grenada the earlier part
IF the week to visit his brother, Mr..
Q. l.. Bass, who is one of Grenada's
most popular citizens. The Sentinel
a call from Mr.. Bass. He
$ unusually interesting in converse
ion and indeed a most pleasant
gentleman.
The Second Class Drug Store has =
ad in this issue which is worthy
f the attention of Santa Claus hunt
rs.
The Second Class Drug Store al 4
7ays gets into the game good and stol
about Christmas time-see ad. a d
is
Salesman-to sell hiph-class Ad- sea:
ertising Calendars and Fans in Gre rule
ada and surrounding territory. To exc
all on established trade. Highest mar
paid promptly. GEO. pea
I. JUNG co. C;n"'rrati, o. 12-17-3t the
"ss part
There is going to be six awfully sucf
lad and hapDy people December "a. can
hen the $500 in Gold is distributed. Gust
then would it not be wise to trade squs
here you NAV get a passports for guar
ne of these Gifts? R. P~ressgrove depe
ry Goods Co. Sent
-" ing
Wanted to Rent within one mile com
Grenada SO ares more o. less. See
. L.. Thornton, R. 4, West, Miss.
FOR SALE-Ope horse, one mare,