The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1920-10-15
Local, Social
ano personal


l wish to thank the many old Gus
toners who ere placing their accounts
with me. A few are holding back, but
I'm hoping they will come.
=. Yours to please,
E. j. WEYNETH,
Mr.. C. S. Burt, treatment inspec-
tor at Tie Plant, returned last Fri
day from New Orleans where he had
been for several days on business.
A satisfied customer is the best adj
= vertisement. We guarantee every
sack of feedstuff we sell.
GRENADA FEED MILLING co.
10-8-2t
Mr.. and Mrs. Fisackerly. of Hell
comb, had the pleasure of having
with them several days last week their
sons, Arthur and Lester. VINO ho,c re
sponsible positions in Memphis.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Gidry returned
Sunday from : three weeks bridal
tour spent in Chicago anC other north
ern cities.
3 your COW giving all the mi|i: she
should? If not, try a sack or CwO of
cur Sweet Dairy Feed erd watch the
milk flow pick up. GKFNAOA FEli)
M LING COMPANY. 1887
Mr.. james 3. Horn returned Mon
day from a short visit to his sister,
Miss Vera, who is teaching at New
Albany.
Messrs. Jam Rice ard Harry Do
gan, of Charleston, were in Grenada
for a few hours Tuesday having come,
over to attend the Rowland-Caffey
wedding.
Mr.. r. d. Sharp made . visit to
Charleston last Sunday.
LOST-One pointer dog, age z or
8 months. White with liver ear.
Answers to name of Jack. Finder
phone 161.
1915 MRS. NORRIS
Mr.. Joseph Newburger, of Memphis,
was in Grenada Monday on business
end while here, was the guest for a
short while of Mr.. and Mrs. c. w.
BOSNIAN. Mr.. Newburger is in some
respects a -..ther~ remarkable man and
has achieved an extraordinary sue
cess in a business way. He has a
the benefit of extensive travel ana
has come in contact with many OF
the worlds celebrities all of which
he has utilized to a good purpose.
He is of a generous nature and 1t Is
a rare thing indeed when the ell OF
the needy or the demands OF charity
are not readily and literally respond
ed to by him. He sees the rosy tlnts
in life and has dispersed much cheer
and a luxury or rich raomas OF HE
along the pilgrimage of those Win
whom he has come in contact. HIS
Grenada friends are always pleased
to see him.
The out of town guests for the
Graves-McElwrath Wedding we're:
Mr.. ]. H. Graves, of Colllervlile,
Tenn, father of the groom, Miss Mary
Louise Bailey, of C~offceville. Mr.
Avent Looney, of Drew, Miss Hermlc
Finger, of Ripley, Messrs. Douglas
Garrett and S. F. Kirk and Miss
Daisy Kirk, of Memphis.
Large stock Hay Ties, 9Ex15 "a
1925, F. o. B. Charleston.
DELTA HARDWARE co.
1O-15-2t Charlestol' MISS
On Monday evening following the j.
rehearsal al the church, Miss Mary
Thomas entertained for the NIGEL
wrath-Graves bridal party at a very
lovely buffet supper in the hospleaole
home of her mother, Mrs. b. r; !
Thomas. Miss Thomas was assisted I
in her duties as hostess by her sweet
mother and charming sister, Mrs. Geo.
Cranberry.
Don't let your hens NOPE around
the yard. Feed a good grade OF !,
scratch feed twice a day and keep !
laying mash before them an the 1lme. :
GRENADA FEED MILLING CO. |
1n-S-2t.
Mr.. Joe P. Meaders was a visitor
to Charleston twice this week-oun-
day and Wednesday.
| want several fresh milk cows
Don't care to buy anything a
three gallon cow.
10-15-2t L. ". fEAn0oN
DIR. and Mrs. W. II. Whitaker vent
to Memphis Monday aftarneCn. IL is F
understood that perhaps Mr.. Whlta-
ke- will remain in the care CT p-ysl-
clans at a sanitarium.
Mr. and Mrs. w. H. Lewis spent N
in Batesville with relatives.
Mr.. O. C. Leigh, manager OF the
Eupora branch of the Grenada Bank,
was in Grenada Monday.
Overcoats on sale at Rail Road
eek store fer $3.98-see sale prices.